Wedding Photos Edinburgh

Kirsty & James were married at St Leonard’s Hall, Pollock Hall’s at Edinburgh University on Saturday 1st August 2009. Kirsty arrived and looked beautiful, her Dad looked very proud indeed! As Kirsty walked up the aisle, James looked very happy and proud to see his bride to be.
After the ceremony it was outside for photographs, we had fantastic weather and the front of St Leonard’s Hall is a fabulous backdrop for photographs. As we were taking the photographs a bus load of Pipers and Drummers arrived from their Tattoo rehearsals, I asked the Pipe Major if there was a chance of “borrowing” a piper for the photographs, one Piper was volunteered. What we didn’t expect was the remainder of the Pipe Band to start playing a medley of tunes that would grace any occasion. A very big thank you to The Royal Canadian Legion, Hamilton, Ontario branch for their kindness and adding a wee bit of fun to Kirsty & James’s big day!
A big thank you to all the staff from Edinburgh First at Edinburgh University for making me very welcome.
Kirsty and James, have a great life together and thank you for using Wedding Photos Edinburgh.

Jill Henderson & Colin Ferguson were married at the Brucefield Church, Whitburn on Friday, 31st July 2009. Jill asked for photographs at home with the hair and make up being carried out on all concerned! Then off to church and then to the Hilcroft Hotel for the Wedding breakfast and Reception. The weather held out until we got to the hotel, then unfortunately the heaven’s opened. We still managed to get some fantastic shots, some formal, some relaxed and some of people just having fun. I have to thank the “3 Margaret’s” at Reception at the Hilcroft for their help during the whole day, it was greatly appreciated. I also have to say a big thank you to the wedding party and all the guests for just being themselves and having great fun during the photographs, it does make my life much easier and it made a special day, very special indeed!
I would also like to wish Jill & Colin all the very best for their future together and hope they enjoy their Hawaii honeymoon.

Nicola & Robert were married on Saturday 25th July 2009 and had a fantastic day at the Stair Arms Hotel just outside Pathead near Edinburgh. After a wee problem with the car Nicola turned up fashionably early! Nicola looked stunning and I have to compliment her four bridesmaids for making sure her big day started off well. On arrival at the Stair Arms, Nicola was serenaded to over 100 motorbikes going past sounding some very “continental” horns and big waves from the riders and their passengers! Inside the Hotel, Robert constantly told everyone he wasn’t nervous in the slightest….. I may have a few photographs that prove otherwise, but that’s another story
The ceremony was conducted beautifully by the Registrar and then out into the grounds for champagne and photographs. A big thank you to all the staff for their help on the day, service was excellent and the bar staff were kept busy, I think the hot day helped drive up sales.
Photographs from the day can be seen at www.photoboxgallery.com/weddingphotosedinburgh
Robert & Nicola, very best wishes to you and your family and thank you for booking with Wedding Photos Edinburgh.

One to watch out for – Andrea Thornhill, a bride from a couple of years ago will be filming Chanel 4’s “Come Dine With Me” in the next couple of weeks and it will be shown in the Autumn.
Andrea needed clearance for her photographs to be used by chanel 4, so she contacted me for confirmation.
I’m looking forward to it as it is one of the shows that I can sit down to and relax!
Good luck to Andrea, I do hope you win the £1,000.00 on offer to the winner.

Sancha & Craig were married at Dunnottar Castle, just two miles south of Stonehaven. An absolutely breathtaking venue that I haven’t been to before but I would go again to at any time! Sancha & Craig’s wedding was organised beautifully by “Highland Country Weddings” who I have to say just put that extra wee bit of effort in to make the day special! On hand for Sancha & Craig and the rest of the wedding party was Jackie Goode from “HCW” who managed to bring along some smoked salmon, champagne, strawberries and nibbles……….what more could you have asked for in a romantic castle setting? The ceremony was conducted by Cressida Coates who made the couple very relaxed and I have to say that it was conducted superbly, very romantic and emotional. The weather could have been kinder, although in between the showers torrential downpours, we had glorious sunshine which gave us the chance of getting some wonderful photographs that I’m sure everyone will have very happy memories of. Sancha and Craig live in Australia and although Sancha is originally from England, they were heading back to Australia the following day. it was a small wedding party of 8 people but I think everyone thoroughly enjoyed the day. Sancha was stunning in her dress and Craig sported his kilt with pride. Both Sancha and Craig were great fun and we had a laugh taking some “fun” shots and of course the obligitory “formal” shots too. After the ceremony we headed to Raemoir House Hotel in Banchory, where all the staff were superb and made us feel very welcome indeed (thank you for the pot of tea – greatly appreciated) and the House and beautifully manicured gardens made a fantastic back drop for the photographs. We did the cake cutting and I have to say that Fiona from “Cakes by Fiona”  made a fantastic job of it and in a very Scottish theme! A big thank you to all involved in making Sancha & Craig’s day go so well, a safe journey home to you, your family and friends and hope to hear from Sancha & Craig soon. Enjoy the slide show!