Roslyn & Graeme’s Wedding, Hotel Du Vin, One Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow
This wedding has everything you’d expect from a winter wedding: Christmas lights, baubles, fires, candles, mulled wine… oh and a little bit of snow! The bride and groom? They are a really top couple…
Roslyn you were fantastic and made us smile all day. Graeme you were super-chilled and calm throughout. We already feel like we know you two so well and can so clearly see that you were made for each other. Two peas in a pod is a perfect description.
We had such a great time with you and could have easily settled back in one of the lovely armchairs and chin-wagged into the small hours… maybe over a whisky specially selected by Graeme… the cosy atmosphere of your wedding was just so inviting.
Enjoy our highlights. We know you’ll be so excited to see them. We’re really looking forward to catching-up in the new year and showing you all your photographs.
Have a fab Christmas and New Year as Mr and Mrs and we look forward to seeing you in 2011!
A&N x
These two are clearly pretty nuts about each other and chose the perfect wedding gifts for each other – both very well planned and fantastic surprises…
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