Real life Scottish wedding: Strathtyrum Walled Garden, St Andrews
Emma & Callum
The Long Haired General and the Staff Sergeant
Emma and Callum’s vision was a summer garden party in the magical Strathtyrum Walled Garden in St Andrews. Everything about their wedding day was relaxed, effortless and oh so swish. These two enjoyed every minute.
There are so many lovely parts to this wedding story. The fact that Emma and Callum’s mums were friends from University sets the scene for a couple who were really made to be together. From preparation in the morning (filled with banter) to the speeches (complete with singing)… and a dancefloor which was packed it was the kind of wedding day you would never want to end.
We loved the description of Emma being the Long-haired General and Callum being the Staff Sergeant! But the reality is for these two it really all is about the teamwork.
Mr and Mrs Crowe, we love how your wedding vision came together – just perfectly. Enjoy highlights of a day that really was one big highlight.
#BigBlueSkyLove,
N&A xx
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Wedding service - St Leonard's Parish Church
Wedding venue - Strathtyrum Walled Garden, St Andrews
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - Piece of Time Media
Wedding Florist - Planet Flowers
Wedding Caterer - Wilde Thyme
Band - The Bridges
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