The party we always wanted to go to
Alice & Alexander
Real Life Wedding: Edradour House, Pitlochry
Pitlochry is a dreamy spot for a Scottish wedding. It sits right in the middle of the county, is surrounded by hills (specifically two of Scotland’s highest mountains Ben Vrackie and Schiehallion) and nestled in acres of glorious forrest. It also happens to be Alex’s family home so having a wedding party here was the perfect plan.
From our very first chat with Alice and Alex they described their wedding day as being the party they always wanted to go to. And what a party it was… their guests were spoilt rotten, being wined and dined and entertained by everything from horse and cart rides to a bouncy castle, fairground attractions and Scottish music until the wee small hours.
Alice and Alex what can we say? Everything about your day was filled with fun and laughter. There is no doubt you two make a fantastic team and little E is a treasure. We feel so privileged to have been your wedding photographers. And yes you two absolutely do know how to throw an epic party.
Something tells us your life is going to be jam-packed with adventure.
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Alie & Niels xx
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