Susanne & Mark’s Wedding, Edinburgh Castle
Sometimes, even before you meet someone in person, you just know you’re going to click with them. That’s exactly how it was for us with Susanne and Mark. They (and their family) are so naturally warm and genuine that we felt like they were old friends from the moment we first said hello.
They are completely in love with each other and value what they have so much.
We have tons of respect for you… who knew that the lines “in sickness and health” would be so poignant so soon. Throughout the whole day you two carried yourselves with such grace and huge, big happy smiles.
Special mention also has to go to Susanne’s lovely Mum and Dad who were also celebrating their wedding anniversary – you two are such an inspiration.
Lots of love to you all. Come back to Scotland very soon,
A&N xx
Susanne & Mark celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Church – St Margaret’s Chapel, Edinburgh Castle
Venue – The Gatehouse, Edinburgh Castle
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Susanne’s Dress – Vera Wang
Flowers – Rose Parks
Clarsach – Toni Russell
Caterers – Benugo at Edinburgh Castle
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