Real Life Scottish wedding: Prestonfield House Hotel, Edinburgh
Nicola & Ian
Glorious Edinburgh outdoor garden wedding
To describe Nic and Ian’s glorious garden wedding would any many ways be like describing the perfect day: a chilled start to the morning; spot of make-up for the girls (with tea and fresh scones thrown in) then get a little bit glam ready for a super meaningful and personal wedding ceremony. This was a genuinely happy day filled with family, fun and the most perfectly-timed barks from Holly at key moments.
They say never work with children and animals. We say work with both – regularly – as they both make the party happen.
Highlights for these two (and us) were wandering off to do photos in the grounds of Prestonfield House and the speeches which even featured a real live Dr Who. Yes – for real. Inspired!
The sun shone throughout bringing the summer vibes (accompanied by Chris on the piano) all the way.
This was a wedding we wouldn’t have wanted to miss and we’re so glad we didn’t have to. Thank you Nicola and Ian.
#BigBlueSkyLove
Alie & Niels xxx
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