It’s all about the Chemistry
Charlotte & Andrew – Saturday 22nd August 2015
A little known fact is that apparently 87% of graduates of the University of St Andrews find their life partner during their time there. Wow!
Charlotte and Andrew add to those statistics and we love the story of how they first met – over the chemistry bench as Andrew was trying to mop up one of his experiements…
To know Charlotte and Andrew is to know how well matched they are. We have loved getting to know this pair as they’ve planned their wedding (and of course the lovely Gill and Ian too).
Mr and Mrs MacKenzie here’s a glimpse into the fantastic day that was your wedding.
Thank you for letting us be part of it,
N&A x
Ceremony Venue – St Salvator’s Chapel, The University of St Andrews
Venue – Upper and Lower College Hall, The University of St Andrews
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Make-up Artist – LG Makeup
Hair Stylist – Spoiled Hairdressing, St Andrews
Florist – Stucio & Waow
Ice-Cream Cart – Jannettas
Cake – Truly Scrumptious Cakes
Band – The Jenni Gibb Band
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