With bells on
Sarah & Paul
With bells on
When we first met Sarah and Paul and they shared their wedding vision with us we were hooked. Think epic banqueting table in a glorious Scottish castle in the middle of winter; think spoiling your favourites with the best of home cooked food and wine; think candles; think fires; think all things cosy and warm. That’s exactly what Sarah and Paul thought when they sent their guests an invitation and asked if they’d be there with bells on.
The bond between these two is unquestionable and when it comes to love these two are 100% for each other.
Guys well done for making the journey across hills, snow and closed airports to your very own castle for the weekend. Thanks for allowing us to share in the start of this new chapter of your adventure. Here’s to many, many years of going back home to your best friend…
Big Blue Sky love
Alie & Niels x
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Photography - Blue Sky Photography
Venue - Drumtochty Castle
Florist - Hays Flowers
Make-up Artist - Francine Ray
Hair Stylist - Collene Rae
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