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Felicity & Scott | Drum Castle & Maryculter House Hotel

Ceremony: Drum Castle

Reception: Maryculter House Hotel

Photographer: Martin Leckie

Congratulations and best wishes to Mr and Mrs Paterson!

Mark

Family and friends can click here to order copies of the DVD (We check with the Bride and Groom to confirm they know you)

Thank you Felicity and Scott for your lovely message:-

Hi Mark, 

Well, we sat and watched the film and we were in tears and laughter all over again:) 

Scott & I can not thank you enough for capturing our amazing wedding day for us and making it possible for us to re- live our wedding day as many times as we like! It’s so professionally done and you can really see you use such quality equipment. You really do have an eye for capturing the precious moments which would other wise have been lost forever. Thank you again so much, I cant believe we didn’t book you earlier and left it to chance that we would get you! I couldn’t imagine not having this film and never seeing that look on Scott’s face as he is about to see me for the first time in my wedding dress. 

Our children loved watching it and I hope will be watching it still even after they get married. 

Love 

Scott & Felicity

P.s As soon as I hear anyone is engaged your name and phone number will be flying out my mouth!

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Sarah and Sandy – Maryculter House Hotel

Ceremony & Reception: Maryculter House Hotel
Photographer:  The Studio

If you wanted an outdoor ceremony during April in Aberdeen, do you think you’d have much chance of getting the weather for it? Well Sarah and Sandy’s wishes came true! The sun was shining down on them as they said their vows along side the peaceful setting of the river Dee.

In the past, it was popular to do our highlights sequences in black and white but Sarah and Sandy’s montage sequence definitely needed to be in colour to appreciate the colourful flowers and bridesmaids dresses!

In case your wondering, Yes, the cake cutting did turn into a bit of a rammy!  (n Scot - a noisy disturbance or free-for-all) The hotel manager was among the innocent victims who had to duck to avoid the path of flying cup cakes! With gooey residue remains plastering the walls and carpet, the parents weren’t too impressed! Neither would the cleaners have been! It was fun to film though!:-) Sarah and Sandy are a happy and fun couple, up for anything and they had a blast!

Congratulations and best wishes to the new Mr and Mrs Harper!

Mark

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