These were all taken in Old Town, Kissimmee and in the the town centre of Celebration – a great couple of locations for shots like these as you are totally spoiled for interesting backgrounds.

Surprisingly for Florida it was very cold that day (well relatively speaking) but Kathryn was a trouper and you can’t really tell that her nose was as cold as a Spaniel’s.  I’ve already posted three from the set, so here are a few more.

Kathryn would love to break into modelling and her mum treated her to this photosession as a Christmas gift to kick start her portfolio. I’m sure you’ll agree she has managed to get off to quite a good start.

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Alicia and Paul,  were married at St Ninian’s Church in Gourock, followed by their Ceilidh celebrations that evening in the Tontine Hotel in Greenock. The Ceilidh band “Iron Broo” kept everyone dancing into the wee sma’ hours.

Of course, you can’t have a wedding in Scotland without some concerns over the weather, but despite almost monsoon conditions the previous day, the weather was kind to us and we were able to take the planned formal wedding photographs at the beautiful viewpoint of Lyle Hill, overlooking Paul’s home town of Gourock.  The view down the Clyde Estuary from Lyle Hill is stunning and I have to say as a Wedding Photographer it’s the first time I’ve had a Trident Nuclear Submarine feature in the background of one of my wedding photographs.

Here are a small selection of photographs from the day as a little sneak peak – the full set will follow once Alicia and Paul have a chance to review their images.

Please feel free to leave your comments and messages for Alicia and Paul – every time we get more than 10 comments we reward our bride and groom with a print credit for an additional 8 x 10 image of their choice, so don’t be shy.

We also had a photo booth setup and a number of guests “struck a pose” under the studio lights – you’ll be able to see these images on the clients section of our site later this week – please visit the clients area, and you can register your email with us so we can let you know when the images become available.

Alicia and Paul, thanks for a wonderful day and have a fantastic reception in Wyoming this weekend.

When we discussed the plans for the Photoshoot the couple immediately suggested Glamis Castle, and Alicia knew exactly when – “Let’s wait until the daffodils are out – for me they represent Scotland”.  Alicia’s timing was perfect.