Shelagh & Andrew’s Wedding at Mansfield Traquair, Edinburgh
Shelagh and Andrew are just fab together and have soo much of life in common – it’s just like they were meant to be together.
The setting of Mansfield Traquair was spectacular (it still makes us go wow every time we walk through the door) and was just perfect for an awesome party . Meanwhile the musical backdrop to the day was all set with some rocking 80’s tunes and with a little bit of didgeridoo for good measure.
Shelagh and Andy – big thanks for inviting us to share in your celebrations – we had a blast. Here is a taster of your wedding day for now.
Looking forward to catching-up soon,
A& N xx
Shelagh & Andrew celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Venue – Mansfield Traquair, Edinburgh
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Make-up – Made-up
Flowers – Flowers by McDowell
Catering – Heritage Portfolio
Band – The Limit
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