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A Fife Arms Turriff Wedding
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
Anne Rees
Mar 256 min read


Wedding Day at The Marcliffe | Aberdeen Wedding Photographer
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
Anne Rees
Mar 256 min read


A Wedding at Meldrum House Hotel - Inverurie Wedding Photographer
There is something about a September wedding that just hits differently. It sits in that beautiful in-between space where summer has not quite gone, but autumn is beginning to quietly make itself known. The light softens. The colours deepen. Greens start to turn richer, warmer, earthier. And if you lean into that properly, the whole day can feel full of texture, warmth and atmosphere. This wedding at Meldrum House Hotel did exactly that. It was joyful, relaxed and full of pe
Anne Rees
Mar 256 min read


A Wildly Beautiful Wedding at Fingask Castle- Scottish Wedding Photographer
Some weddings are soft and delicate. Some are timeless and elegant. And some arrive with black fabric, purple details, New Rocks, heavy metal in their bones, and crows watching from the trees. This Fingask Castle wedding was very much the latter. It had all the romance you could want from a castle wedding, but none of the blandness. It was bold, dark, joyful, dramatic and full of personality. The bride wore black. The details leaned into black and purple. There were skulls wo
Anne Rees
Mar 257 min read
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