Glencorse House wedding photography
Dawn and Ewan’s wedding couldn’t have been more perfect. For once this summer, it didn’t rain. When you add that to an amazing dress, a cute flower girl, the fantastic Glencorse House and it’s private kirk (and its staff) Roddy from Reel Time piping, and dancing to Cut the Cake and plenty of friends and family, you certainly have a recipe for a wonderful day!
Here are a few photographs, but if you want to see more click here for the order prints page.
PS: I forgot to say that this was the first wedding I’ve been to where the minister quoted from a Bruce Springsteen song!
Suzie and Charles’ wedding at Glencorse House
There were several firsts for me at Suzie and Charles’ wedding at Glencorse House last week.
There was my first Honour Guard, from Charles’ army coleagues. There was my first site of a bride playing with a football, bare foot. And there was my first sighting of a Military Cross, recently awarded to one of Charles’ friends, for gallantry while serving in Afghanistan.
The rain held off, as did the wind. Among other highlights, there was a hilarious account of the grooms culinary expertise, and it’s use in wooing his bride. And there was enthusiastic dancing to the ceilidh band!
There’s a few photos here, and many more on the order photos page
Lucy and Murray’s wedding at Glencorse House
It was a wondeful gathering of family and friends for Lucy and Murray’s wedding at Glencorse House, just outside Edinburgh.
The technical term for the weather was ‘iffy’ but by late afternoon the clouds cleared and we were treated to a marvelous evening. The grounds at Glencorse provided lots of room for all the children to run around in, while the grown ups got on with some serious dancing!
There’s a few photos here, but you can see a much larger selection of wedding photographs by clicking here.
Chris and Claire’s wedding
I don’t think I’ve ever met a bride who grinned and laughed so much on her wedding day! Chris and Claire got married in the Old Kirk at Glencorse House, just outside Edinburgh, and their celebrations were helped along by a large group of friends and family. Some provided the music in the Kirk, others formed a choir. Claire’s brother Sam (whose wedding I’d photographed three years ago) was the entertaining Master of Ceremonies, and then to cap it all, Chris’ band the Kings of Pastry performed during the evening reception.
There’s a small selection of pictures below, and you can see more photographs by click here.
Fiona and Alan’s wedding
Fiona and Alan must have had an arrangement with the Big Man upstairs – the weather forecast looked good, except for the band of rain sweeping across the Lothians at about 4pm. Luckily it was late – and it wasn’t until everyone made their way into the marquee for the wedding breakfast that the heavens opened. In the dry and warmth of the marquee at Glencorse House (yes – a warm marquee!) the festivities continued, with lots of enthusiastic ceilidh dancing all the way though to midnight.
As usual, there are many more photos here:
