Real life Scottish wedding: The Signet Library, Edinburgh
Taylor & Lewis
From Canada with love…
Is it ok to say we get all the best wedding clients? I mean I know we’re bias, but really and truly we love our Blue Sky couples. There’s just something about them…
So let us tell you about Taylor and Lewis – they’re kind of a big deal! These two are head over heels for each other and created a wedding day which was all about cherishing their closest family and friends.
We loved everything about their day: from the flowers which Lewis’ Mum grew and created into beautiful bouquets; the personal ceremony, through to the fact that Taylor’s Dad, although sadly no longer with us, was such an important part of the day.
Taylor and Lewis we are so grateful you dropped us that email all those months ago. Getting to know you has been a joy. And something tells us we’re going to keep in touch.
For now, here’s a taster of your more than perfect wedding day,
#BigBlueSkyLove,
A & N xxx
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