Horses, swords
and a whole lot of love
Janette & Ingolf
Drumtochty Castle Wedding
Even before we met Janette and Ingolf we had more than an inkling their wedding day was going to knock our little socks off. The fact that one of their friends took special horse riding lessons so they could enact a sword giving ceremony in front of the castle gives you a hint of how much fun these two are.
Their wedding day was a celebration: a celebration of love, friendship and of all things good in life. We were rather privileged to be part of it all.
Mr and Mrs Hovik we think of your wedding day and simply smile. Fun doesn’t seem a big enough word. Thank you for letting us be your wedding photographers.
Big Blue Sky Love,
N&A xx
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Venue - Drumtochty Castle
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Florist - Nicky Walker
Band - Bahookie
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