Valerie & David’s Wedding, Dunfermline Abbey, followed by Balbirnie House Hotel
Getting to know Valerie and David has been lots of fun and we’ve loved seeing how all their wedding plans (across countries and continents) have come together. Your vision, styling and planning came together so brilliantly!
Mr and Mrs Roberstson your wedding day was a fantastic celebration from beginning to end – thank you for letting us join you in it.
Here are some of our highlights – can’t wait to catch-up soon and show you them all in the coming days…
A&N xx
Valerie & David celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Church – Dunfermline Abbey
Venue – Balbirnie House Hotel
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Butterfly Wedding Films
Valerie’s Dress – Colet by Nicole Sposa, Milan
Valerie’s Shoes – Colourful Creations
Hair Stylist –Princes Cut Bridal Hair
Flowers – Planet Flowers
Band – Callanish Music
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