Wendy & Alan’s Wedding, The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
We had a great day on Saturday at Wendy and Alan’s wedding at The Balmoral Hotel. Their Christmas theme was beautiful and worked so well with everyone enjoying festive treats such as mulled wine and mince pies.
Wendy and Alan – we loved being a part of your wedding – it had such a soft, dreamy feel throughout the whole day, from your flowers, your string quartet and all your little details. It was fab and all came together perfectly.
Wendy you looked absolutely stunning… your dress was simply amazing and you were a joy to photograph. Alan – we’ve saved the shots of you almost marrying the wrong girl for later! There are so many great moments we can’t wait to share with you. In the meantime, enjoy this flavour of your day.
P.S. Jennifer – you did a great job decorating the Christmas trees – they looked fab!
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