Roberta & David’s Wedding at Aldourie Castle
Roberta & David’s Wedding at Aldourie Castle
Here’s some of the magic that happens when you put together wedding guests from Italy, Hong Kong, Germany, Scotland and England (and many other places across the world) in a beautiful castle in the Highlands of Scotland – one absolutely epic party!
Roberta and David thank you for letting us be a part of your wedding weekend. We had a ball and still smile when thinking of it.
Here is a glimpse into your fantastic wedding party. Enjoy!
A & N x
Roberta & David celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Wedding Venue – Aldourie Castle
Wedding Planner – Lucy from Premier Wedding Planners
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Piper – Spud the Piper
Event Styling and Floristy – Angela Stewart Creative
Marquees – North of Scotland Marquees
Baker – Harry Gow
Wedding Stationery – Twenty-Seven Design
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