Rachel & Michael’s Wedding, St Palladius Church, followed by Drumtochty Castle, Part 1
Welcome to part 1 of a fairytale wedding…
Rachel and Michael travelled all the way from Australia to a Scottish Castle in a Glen somewhere a little south of Aberdeen.
Drumtochty Castle is special to these two as there are lots of connections… Rachel used to work here, her sister held her wedding here and her little brother (and budding filmmaker!) currently works there.
And really – why would you look anywhere else?
These two are so in love with each other and there was lots of emotion and tears and so much laughter.
Rach – you really are a born model. We loved your enthusiasm and we loved how important your photography is to you. You two are just FAB!
Hope the rest of your Scottish trip was equally brilliant.
Here’s Part 1 of our highlights from your amazing Scottish wedding.
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy…
A&N xxx
P.S. Ewan – you were right (as always!)
Part 2 coming soon…
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