Edinburgh botanic gardens wedding | Mr and Mrs Meade

Windy Scottish weather, loads and load laughter, fantastic people with great Australian tan and many blue shirt and suits. This is how I would describe my recent wedding at awesome Ardanaiseig hotel. I love coming back here. This is venue is paradise not only for wedding couples, but also for wedding photographers. It has sooo much potential to create amazing artwork. 
Planning wedding from Australia was not exactly easy, plus their little baby Leo arrived too. My hat off to them as I can just imagine how it is to organise a wedding with lack of sleep. Saying that everything was perfectly done and everyone managed to make it for the wedding. 

Graeme and Karolina got married back in Poland, but unfortunately weather was not at the best and they didn’t get any outdoors photos. They came back to Edinburgh and decided to have nice photos around town. First I met Graeme at one of my previous Edinburgh weddings and he asked me if I could create some images for them.
I really like idea of no stress walking around town shots. Give s time to stop, think and just enjoy easy. Guys sent me a list of locations they would like to be photographed and I went for little scouting and thinking. We had few old town locations and Crags.

I’m known for my slightly quirky approach to wedding photography and I love working with couples who are more adventurous. Watch this video to get a full walkthrough of the venue and ideas for different photo possibilities. Today I’m going to walk you through Broxmouth Park wedding venue. One of my favourite wedding venues in…

I had lots of ideas for their big day photography. Unfortunately weather turned against us and we decided to skip beach session. I would say this is even better as I will get to photograph them again during our after wedding photography session. I’m sure it will be awesome and beautiful. This time we pretty much spend all time under the roof and did lots of ideas within hotel. There were so many different possibilities to do and I was really excited to try out some new ideas. It might a bit quirky, but that is what I’m know for :) Taking couples to some not so glamourous locations :) Of course I do more beauty work as well, not everything is done in scrap places :)

Last week I had a chance to photograph beautiful and very emotional wedding. One of the big days parts was Inchcolm Island wedding photography and I always love to create stories there. It is always a bit tricky with time, but with a bit of running around, we still managed to create beautiful portraits for Sally and Chris. Our day started at the Hopetound House with bridal preparation, while boys took ferry to Inchcolm to prep everything there.

I’m back with another great wedding story for you. I was so waiting to do the Roxburghe Country House Hotel wedding photography for so long and finally moment has come. This was my first wedding there and as usual I get really excited to try out different places and set ups to get awesome images. Amanda’s and Jim’s wedding was no different. They both are from US and really wanted something special for their wedding day and decided to get hitched here in Scotland.