Sarah & Angus, The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
It had to snow on Sarah and Angus’ wedding day. It’s kind of a family tradition. And amazingly these two managed to arrange that it did – just a little in the morning. But that still counts right?
Despite the snow, Sarah was determined to go up Calton Hill and we loved her style… and bravery – it was verry chilly! But lots of fun…and it made the lovely fires and warmth of The Balmoral Hotel even more appealing.
This was such a fun wedding to be part of as these two are so relaxed with each other and just fit together perfectly.
Guys – thank you for being total stars… soo many highlights. From Angus being an ‘awful’ husband (as if!) through to your no less than two very special first dances – that’s exactly how to do it.
Oh and Scott – there are definitely lots of ‘keepers’.
Enjoy some of our highlights from your stunning wedding day. Can-not wait to hear about your honeymoon. Bet it was out of this world.
See you soon,
A&N
Angus’ wedding present from Sarah. It is pretty fab!
Sarah and Angus’ sweetie table went down very well with their guests. It was a lovely touch…
Love this shot Niels took of the Balmoral Hotel at Sarah and Angus’ wedding. How amazing does the Edinburgh sky look?
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