6 years since I said I love you…
Hilary & David – 17th January 2015
Six years to the day that Hilary and David said I love you, they were married. Right from their very first email, we knew that we wanted to be a part of their wedding day… Our instinct was that it was going to be a total blast from start to finish. They are completely in love with each other and are so much fun to hang out with – and we get to call it work.
The plan was always for snow and we managed to organise some. It was SOO worth the drive for the amazing views, the incredible winter sun and brilliant chat!
Mr and Mrs Poulton you two rocked out January 17th 2015 – we would not have missed your wedding for the world. Hope you skied your socks off on honeymoon. Thanks for sending us that email… Enjoy this first glimpse of your perfect winter wedding,
Niels & Alie xxx
Venue – Drumtochty Castle
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Band – Real Time
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