An Edinburgh Wedding Adventure


Tanya & Lee

Edinburgh Castle, followed by Marlin’s Wynd, Edinburgh


Tanya and Lee planned their Edinburgh wedding (with a little help from Mum) from across the pond in New York City. Taking inspiration from Edinburgh’s rich history, (think a Castle built on an extinct volcano and the birthplace of Harry Potter) the stage was set for a day that was as much fun as it was magical.

The wind may have blowing a hoolie (for our American cousins, google it!) and the rain lashing, but that didn’t stop anybody enjoying every second of this wedding…

Tanya and Lee and the entire American clan, you guys are off-the-scale brilliant. To be with you for a day was bundle of fun. Here’s some of my favourites of your very own Edinburgh wedding adventure.

Big Blue Sky love,

Niels xx

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Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Ceremony Venue - Edinburgh Castle
Reception Venue - Marlin's Wynd
Wedding Transport - The Red Bus
Florist - Narcissus
Wedding DJ - Lee Live

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