An Irish Wedding in Edinburgh

An Irish Wedding in Edinburgh – Happy Anniversary

Jackie and Julian were married in St Mary’s Cathedral in March 2012. It was a very cold day, and we had arranged to take wedding photographs on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill, to enjoy the views over Princess Street and Edinburgh. However… it was one of those foggy days. We went up to Edinburgh’s Calton Hill anyway and took some lovely photos in the fog:-)

If you want to have photographs taken in one of Edinburgh’s parks, you will need to get an permit from the Edinburgh Parks Authority. They will want to know how many people access the park, how you will access it (by car, or on foot?), and when – a rough time frame. Permission is usually granted, but you will have to pay a fee. We have been on Calton Hill a few times, and last year, the fee was roughly £50 plus VAT. But other parks may vary. But this shouldn’t stop you to have your photos taken there.  It’s simple to get a permit and you can have the photographs in one of Edinburgh’s parks you love.

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We love these… little thank-yous :-)

We love these… little thank-yous:-)

Wedding Photographer Fife, Balbirnie HouseJust received this a couple of days ago:

Hi Nadin,

Album arrived….soooooo pleased with it.
Would you believe that up til now there have only been a few pictures of me ever that have caught me in a reasonably flattering light?

We cannot thank you and your husband enough, the album you have created truly captures what was a memorable and happy occasion.

There are few pictures of the children that are absolutely stunning and, as you know, that was very important to me.

When we hear of anyone looking for a photographer we will certainly be mentioning your name, however from your website it would appear that you are quite rightly in demand.

Pam and Barry. X

Wedding Photographer Fife, Balbirnie House

Pam and Barry were married at Balbirnie House in Fife, in 2012.

 

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A Christmas wedding at Dundas Castle

A Christmas wedding at Dundas Castle

Louisa and Daniel celebrated their wedding just before Christmas at Dundas Castle. Even though, secretly, Louisa was hoping for snow, we had a good day with some winter sunshine. We managed to take a few photos on the roof of the Old Keep before the sun went down.

More photos to follow soon!!!

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A wedding in Crieff with a vintage feel

A wedding in Crieff with a vintage feel

Kitty and Paul got married in Crieff’s Morrison’s Academy in November 2012. After the fun-filled pre-wedding photo session only a few months prior to the wedding, I knew this was going to be a day full of laughter and emotion! (their pre-shoot photos are here)

Kitty’s asked a few friends to transform the family VW Camper “Annie” into a wedding car. They hand-painted the flower on the car which looked amazing. They also had a gorgeous sweetie bar at the reception and granddad gave them a loan of some vintage pots for their table decorations!

The ceremony, which was held at Morrison Academy’s Assembly hall by Humanist Celebrant Mary Wallace was very personal, with a few readings by close friends.

 

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A play shoot :-)

A play photo shoot in the park!

Michelle, the gorgeous girl in the photos, is actually my beautician! She has been beautifying me for a while, and I thought I might return the favour. I had a few ideas that I wanted to try out and Michelle had her own ideas too! So we met up on a cold Sunday and spend some time outside, only to finish it off with the most amazing cup cakes the cup cake cafe has to offer at Polkemet Country Park.

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Winter family photo session in North Berwick

Winter family photo session in North Berwick

What a lovely family – they live in all corners of the world, but every 18 months or so they come back “home” – to Scotland, meet with family and friends and round it off with a few family photographs.

The last time I saw them, especially the two youngest children were babies, and now they are confident toddlers! It’s fantastic to see the changes, especially when you haven’t seen them for so long!

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School photos…

School photos…

I must say I respect the photographers who take photographs of children at school all day long! Trying to get the most out of the kids within a very short period of time cannot be easy! I don’t really “do” school photos, but a friend of mine twisted my arm! Her daughters go to different schools and she wanted a photo with the two girls together – as well as a few individual ones. So we had a bit of fun at their house, spent a bit more time, and created a cute selection of school photos.

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