Life finds a way
Abby & Ben
Real Life Wedding: Athelstaneford Parish Church, followed by Archerfield, East Lothian
There are not enough words to express how much we were looking forward to Abby and Ben’s wedding. Mainly because we know how much fun these two (and their family and friends) are, Also they are the kind of people who squeeze everything out of life and don’t take themselves too seriously. Our kind of people right there.
Abby and Ben what a day your wedding was! It was everything you planned and so much more, A day tramping (delicately) across poppy fields, orchards and climbing rocks for epic coastal panorama views. A day where Jenson was dog of the day and where dancing was so energetic even the worm came out (yes there is photographic evidence!) But most importantly a day filled with so so much love. You should both know how much you’re adored.
Thank you for letting us tell the story of your wedding day. We’d do it all again in a heartbeat.
Here’s a glimpse of how we saw your wedding day…
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Alie & Niels xx
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Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - Dynamic Frame
Church - Athelstaneford Parish Church
Venue - Archerfield House and Waterfront
Band - Killer City Sound
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