Edinburgh wedding photographer | Wursters part 2

Today I want to share with you my last wedding on 2012 with awesome couple Brona and Ben. Generally I provide Edinburgh wedding photography, but this time we went across to Kingdom of Five, to Balbirnie House Hotel. We were hoping to have nice white winter wedding, but in Scotland mother nature is a bit unpredictable. We had quiet rainy and cold day, so outdoors wedding photography was run run run and quick quick quick.

This was Scottish Hong Kong wedding photography at Dalhousie castle. Guys traveled all the way from Hong Kong and had very small and intimate wedding. Even for such a small wedding there was so much love around. Guys had a great fun and it was my honour to photograph their  special day. This year I’m photographing more weddings from abroad then actual Edinburgh based weddings. I have had couples from U.S., Canada, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zeland and I LOVE it.

It meant the world to us to be celebrating this day with our family and friends. It was fantastic to see everyone getting to know one another during the day then ceilidhing the night away. In the wonderful whirlwind of the day, we did manage to find a few quiet moments to reflect. We were very lucky to spend a lot of these with Armands whose great chat kept us laughing from picture to picture.
 We wanted to give everyone who came a little something to take away with them as a thank you for celebrating with us. We had a great time making all the coin cufflinks and stamp brooches (Stephen’s ByJove designs came in very handy!) It was even better when we realised that some guests brooches perfectly matched their outfits!

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.

Hopetoun House Manor made for a beautifully imposing venue – quite possibly the grandest of all wedding venues in Edinburgh, decorated for Christmas charm.
The bride arrived, and this was it. All of the planning, and it comes to that poignant moment where the bride and groom meet at the alter.
The twenty-four hour countdown had begun – and I met the happy couple to-be at the breath-taking venue of Hopetoun House (a venue that could easily claim a title amongst the most beautiful places to get married in Edinburgh).
Photography ideas were discussed, a yearlong wedding plan came together and Lisa and Joseph flipped between excitement and nervousness. As is obligatory – we hoped, prayed and crossed our fingers for good weather, doing a mental sun dance as we walked through the ceremony together.