Fiona & Alan’s Wedding, The Coo Cathedral, Aboyne
An exciting part of our job is visting new places we’ve never been to before and being at this wedding in The Coo Cathedral in Aboyne was such a treat for us – we loved it!
This is truly a fantastic wedding of a really special couple. We knew from when we first met you (and Niels found out that you once worked in John Lewis Fiona) that we were going to hit it off with you two.
Fi and Al you two rock and we had so much fun and laughed (and cried) with you so much with you throughout your whole wedding day. It felt like we were at the wedding of good friends. From your ceremony to your speeches I don’t think there was a dry eye in the house (except perhaps Matt’s and even this is questionable!). The love between you two and you friends and family is so evident and so genuine.
You put so much thought and care into your wedding and looked after your guests so well… and even surprised them with a pipe band!
There are soo many highlights for us and here’s a few for now. Hope Bognor Regis is all you hoped for Fiona?!
Speak soon, A & N x
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OH my goodness! BEAUTIFUL photos! A great reminder of what a fabulous day it was!! LOVE my great friends Alan & Fiona, and LOVE blueskyphotography – what a great job you have done in capturing the special moments of such a wonderful day!
Fifi you looked absolutely gorgeous and I would willing look at many more photos! We had a great time too!
Mary and Brian Roberts
Photos are absolutely fantastic, and just tell the story of such a wonderful day. You both look so in love, relaxed and full of fun, fab memories Mr & Mrs Littlejohn! X
Great photos and wonderful memories of a beautiful day which you both deserve.
from Auntie Susan
Gorgeous Photo's Fi! Wish we could have been there!
Fi Fi – you look stunning, just as I expected. And Alan didn't scrub up too bad either!!! So wish I was there to share your memories with you… Can't wait to hear all your fabulous stories xxx
Never seen such beautiful and creative photographs, so very well done
Awesome, fabulous wedding and fabulous photos
Thanks for sharing your day
Little Lorna xxx
Fantastic photos! Just like the day, fab!
Think i may greet again !!! Fantastic pics of a fantastic day.
These are BRILLIANT — you've really captured the magical, loving and unconventional nature of a beautiful day. My favourites are: Fiona smiling at the alter, with her sister out of focus and Alan's shoulders, and Alan's portrait.
Guys, you worked your socks off for us on the day and the photos are superb – we can't wait to see the rest!
Amazing photo’s!!
What beautiful photos, but when you had such a beautiful bride and handsome groom how else could the photos have turned out.
What beautiful photos, but when you had such a beautiful bride and handsome groom how else could the photos have turned out.