Marry Me
Jo & Chris – 28th March 2015
From our very first chats on the phone, through to meeting Jo and Chris, we knew that their wedding was going to be a super-relaxed affair with family and friends at the heart of the whole day. And that’s exactly what it was…
Nothing phases these two (down to Jo juggling exams literally weeks before their wedding) and it was so much fun to be part of their celebrations.
Jo and Chris – here’s a taster of your wedding story. Looking forward to catching-up and sharing it all with you.
Big Blue Sky love,
Niels & Alie xxx
P.S Love that the night ended with a personal concert by the band Train, who just happened to be staying in the same hotel.
Ceremony Venue – Greyfriars Kirk
Reception Venue – Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Make-up Artist – Mikey
Hair Stylist – Simon from Sesh Hairdressing
Florist – Flowers by Maxwell
Caterer – Pinkertons
Band – Callanish
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