Wedding date: 27 June 2026 Venue: Schivas Steading, Ellon, Aberdeenshire Couple: Nicole & Zara Photography: Annie Rees Photography Second photographer: Rhian Wood from Babes in the Wood Media Videographer: Nial Gibbon from Wee Wedding Films Nicole and Zara’s wedding at Schivas Steading was an absolute joy from start to finish. This was one of those weddings where the photographs tell you exactly what the day felt like: emotional, loud, funny, stylish, chaotic in the best poss

Wedding date: 30 May 2026 Venue: Raemoir House, Banchory, Aberdeenshire Couple: Jade & Kyle Photography: Annie Rees Photography Second photographer: Rhian Wood from Babes in the Wood Media Videographer: Niall Gibbon from Wee Wedding Films Jade and Kyle’s wedding at Raemoir House was one hell of a party, and I mean that in the best possible way. This was one of those wedding days that had everything: beautiful bridal prep, a stunning country house setting, bubbles, confetti, s

Wedding date: 28th May Venue: Thainstone House, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire Couple: Mark & Claire Photography: Annie Rees Photography Second photographer: Rhian Wood from Babes in the Wood Media Mark and Claire’s wedding at Thainstone House was beautiful, elegant and full of timeless details. Thainstone is one of those Aberdeenshire venues that really suits a classic wedding day. The house has so much character, with grand rooms, soft window light, traditional interiors and

Wedding date: 20th May 2026 Venue: Palm Court Hotel, Aberdeen Couple: Austin & Dianne Photography: Annie Rees Photography Second photographer: Alan Farmer Photography Locations: Palm Court Hotel and Aberdeen city portrait locations. Photographing another photographer’s wedding always feels like a real compliment, and Austin and Dianne’s wedding at Palm Court Hotel in Aberdeen was such a brilliant day to be part of. Austin is a fellow photographer, so there was an extra layer

Wedding date: 2 May 2026 Venue: Forgan’s Broughty Ferry, Dundee Couple: Becca & Ryan Photography: Annie Rees Photography Coverage note: photographed by Annie Rees Photography Becca and Ryan’s wedding at Forgan’s Broughty Ferry was one of those brilliant, full-of-life days where everything just worked. It had the best kind of relaxed energy: a little bit ad hoc, completely personal, full of laughter, and with a proper party atmosphere from start to finish. The morning star

Wedding date: 30 April 2026 Venue: Loch na Bo Estate, Elgin, Moray Photography: Annie Rees Photography Coverage note: photographed at Loch na Bo Estate There is something incredibly special about a Scottish elopement. It strips everything back to what really matters: the couple, the people closest to them, the setting, and the quiet moments that make the day feel completely their own. Meghan and Brian travelled from America to marry at Loch na Bo Estate near Elgin, bringing t

There’s something incredibly timeless about a wedding at Cornhill Castle. Grand sandstone architecture, sweeping grounds, elegant interiors and that unmistakable fairytale castle feel, it’s the kind of venue that feels both impressive and warm at the same time. In April 2026, I had the absolute pleasure of photographing Mr & Mrs McKnight’s beautiful spring wedding here, and it was a day filled with meaningful moments, family connection and a few wonderfully unexpected touches

This Logie Country House wedding had such a beautiful festive feel to it. Set against the character and charm of the house, the whole day felt rich, romantic and full of personality. It was a Christmas wedding, but not in an overly traditional way. Instead, it felt elegant, stylish and deeply personal, with bold seasonal colour, lovely winter atmosphere and the kind of details that made the whole gallery feel distinctive. One of the things that makes Logie Country House such

Conner and Amberley’s wedding at Logie Country House was one of those days that had a bit of everything, beautiful weather, loads of time outside, a ceremony full of personality, and an evening that became gloriously wild in the best possible way. Because it was a dry day, we were able to make the most of the venue and get lots of photographs outdoors. That is one of the big strengths of Logie Country House. Set in the Aberdeenshire countryside near Inverurie, the exclusive

Some weddings do not need a huge guest list or an elaborate timeline to feel deeply special. The Milnes’ wedding was a beautiful reminder that sometimes the most romantic days are the simplest ones, full of meaning, full of feeling, and full of the little moments that make the day completely your own. This was a registry office wedding in Elgin , intimate and heartfelt, with the kind of calm atmosphere that lets the real emotion shine through. There was something so lovely ab

Mr and Mrs Procter were married at Elsick House in April, with a beautiful outdoor ceremony held on the lawn. It was the kind of day that felt effortlessly romantic from start to finish — traditional in all the right ways, but also full of artistic detail, floral softness, antique character, and the kind of picturesque setting that makes every part of the gallery feel rich and timeless. Elsick House is such a striking venue for a wedding. Set near Aberdeen, it is an exclusiv

Some wedding days have a lovely sense of movement to them, and this one really did. The day began with a church ceremony, full of emotion and tradition, before everyone headed to The Mansefield Hotel in Elgin for the reception. It felt like such a beautiful balance of classic and relaxed, a meaningful ceremony followed by a stylish celebration in a venue that worked brilliantly for the rest of the day. The Mansefield is one of Elgin’s best known wedding venues, and it is eas

There are some wedding days that feel instantly full of atmosphere, and this Maryculter House wedding was one of them. From the first quiet moments of bridal prep to the warmth of golden hour later in the day, everything about it felt elegant, emotional, and deeply personal. Add in a special visit from their dog, and it became one of those weddings that felt full of heart from beginning to end. Maryculter House is such a beautiful place to photograph a wedding. Set on the ban

Your wedding photographs should feel like your day. Not stiff, not overdirected, and not full of moments that do not feel like you. The most meaningful wedding photography captures the atmosphere, the emotion, and the connection between you and the people you love most. That is the heart of what I offer at Annie Rees Photography: a calm, honest approach rooted in storytelling, with images that feel natural, personal, and full of life. A calm approach to telling your story Eve

School photography should do more than tick a box once a year. It should feel organised for the school, relaxed for the children, easy for parents, and create portraits that families genuinely want to keep. That is exactly what I aim to offer through Annie Rees Photography. My school photography service is designed to bring together a calm, professional experience with beautiful, natural portraits and real value for your setting. As an independent, accredited photographer, I

I’m so excited to introduce Little Legends , a new photography service from Annie Rees Photography created especially for nursery children through to P2 . These sessions are designed to be calm, creative, and full of personality, giving families something far more special than a standard school photograph. At the heart of Little Legends is the idea that childhood should feel magical. These are the years of imagination, storytelling, dress up, wonder, and playful expression, s

Some weddings are polished and calm. Some glide along exactly to plan, with perfect weather, dry ground, and everything sitting neatly where it should. And then there are weddings like this one. A rustic farm wedding in rural Aberdeenshire, held during an amber weather warning storm, with rain on the canvas, mud underfoot, umbrellas everywhere, and a couple who simply decided they were going to enjoy it all anyway. Honestly, that is part of what made it so good. Because this

Some weddings are all about the venue. Some are all about the styling. And some are, very simply, about people. This wedding at Cornhill Church was one of those. Yes, it had beautiful details. The flowers were soft and romantic, with lovely lilacs, pale pinks and blue touches. The confetti was brilliant. The stubble-field portraits gave that late-summer, early-autumn countryside feel. The dresses had personality, the bridal party had energy, and there were plenty of moments

Some weddings feel like pure joy from the minute everyone gathers outside the door. This September wedding at The Fife Arms Hotel, Turriff had exactly that kind of warmth to it. It was full of colour, laughter, family, singing and those little in-between moments that make a wedding feel completely alive. The flowers were soft and pretty, the cake was gorgeous, the day had that lovely early-autumn light, and there was a real sense that everybody there genuinely wanted to cele

Some wedding days give you perfect weather, endless outdoor portraits and golden light right on cue. And some give you wind. The kind of wind that makes you laugh, abandon the idea of carefully posed outdoor photos, and lean fully into whatever the day is actually offering instead. This wedding at The Marcliffe was one of those days. And honestly, it did not matter. Because what the day lacked in calm weather, it made up for in atmosphere, character and some genuinely lovely