When Scotland met Ireland
Roslyn & Keith’s Wedding – 18th July 2014
When Scotland meets Ireland you can be sure of a great party. And that’s exactly what happened at Roslyn and Keith’s wedding.
It was a fantastic day and we even managed to capture a group shot of all the guests minutes (nay seconds) before the rain lashed down in fury. Nicely done folks.
Roslyn and Keith thanks for being so relaxed and lots of fun (with team Cherry Tree the banter was flowing from all sides and we loved it!)
Here’s a glimpse of the day that was your wedding…
Niels & Alie xxx
Ceremony Venue – The Keep, Dundas Castle
Wedding Venue – Dundas Castle
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Make-up Artist – Beautography
Band – Cut The Cake
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