From the bridal preparation photographs in the morning through to the first dance photos in the evening, our happy couple were clearly having a ball – Natalie had a beaming smile on her face all day long.  Like most typical Groom’s, Raymond showed a hint of nervousness, particularly when the the bride was a little bit late due to road closures – only 30 minutes late though, but we won’t tell anyone ;-)

It was a fabulous day with lots of great photographs – here are my own personal favourites from the day.

Friends and family can view the complete collection in our Clients Gallery.

We now have very limited availability for 2011 weddings, so if you have still to book a photographer for your 2011 wedding, please get in touch soon. 2012 Wedding dates are also filling up quickly and we have also started taking bookings for prime dates in 2013.

Glenskirlie House and Castle is a simply stunning wedding venue and is very popular with couples throughout Scotland.  Glenskirlie House and Castle can be found just off the main M80/A80 Glasgow to Stirling road at Kilsyth Road, Banknock on the A803.

Laura and Allan decided on Stirling as the backdrop for their pre-wedding photography and we decided on Stirling’s Kings Park as the initial location.

However, being in Scotland you can never be sure of the weather and it started to bucket down with rain. Of course, scottish wedding photographers are always prepared for a spot of rain, so plan B was implemented and we found a number of areas of shelter around the town in some really cool locations.

Laura and Allan handled the rain like troopers and we all agreed we ended up with some really cool shots.

Thanks for being such great sports!