The Twelve Days of Christmas
Pauline & Ed – 13th December 2014
What can we say about Pauline and Ed’s oh-so-spectacular wedding day?
From beginning to end it was the kind of gathering you’d want to be part of…Pauline and Ed, you put your guests right at the heart of your celebrations, then sprinkled it with so much love and joy your whole day couldn’t be anything less than magical.
We could go on about how special the story (and recital) of your meeting was, or could mention how much music and laughter filled the castle but we’re going to let the pictures do the talking. Keep scrolling for a glimpse into some of our personal highlights from your big day. Love,
Alie & Niels xxx
Venue – Dundas Castle
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Florist – Planet Flowers
Piper – Roddy the Piper
Caterer – Sodexo Prestige
Band – The Ceilidh Experience
Pipe Band – Reel-Time Events
Pyrotechnics – 21cc Group
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