Stephanie & Andi’s Wedding at Luss Parish Church, followed by Cameron House Hotel, Loch Lomond
When we first met Stephanie and Andi we loved their vision for their wedding day: chilled, relaxed and tons of fun with family and friends.
And it was exactly that. From hilarious speeches to hockey sticks, it was a day that was wonderful and 100% them.
Steph and Andi it has been so much fun getting to know you. We are both looking forward to catching-up soon and hearing about your most recent adventures.
A&N xx
PS – Niels has now adopted your phrase of “one, two, three, eyes on me.” (to great effect!)
Stephanie & Andi celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony Venue – Luss Parish Church
Reception Venue – Cameron House Hotel
Stephanie’s Dress – Stewart Parvin
Stephanie’s Wedding Shoes – Harriet Wilde
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Williamson Wedding Films
Hair Stylist & Make-up Artist – Made-up
Florist – Mood Flowers
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