What an incredibly beautiful winter wedding at Inglewood House Hotel, Alloa, Scotland. I had the pleasure to be asked by this amazing couple to photograph such a special occasion. It was an evening wedding, so the challenge was to capture the night atmosphere using light to best of my ability. These kinds of weddings certainly put you through your paces creatively and it’s a challenge that I will always embrace. The time of day doesn’t change the way that I approach wedding photography as it’s all about the natural moments, the candid laughter and the love.

If you’re looking for a beautiful rustic wedding venue then you must take a look at this awesome wedding at The Byre at Inchyra, Perthshire. It’s such an awesome location with lots of character and loads of awesome locations. Aimee and Lindsey’s wedding was something special. Two amazing brides, an amazing bunch of guests and an absolutely awesome atmosphere throughout their day. The fun, energy and joyful moments made this wedding perfect for my natural and candid style of photography.

Check this out if you’re thinking of getting married at Ardgowan House, Inverkip. I’d definitely recommend this amazing venue for your wedding. This was such a great, energetic and beautiful day. It was so much fun photograph Robyn and Andrew and all of their amazing guests who were on great form. It was really fun capturing the atmosphere in a candid and natural way to ensure that all of the personalities that made the day shine.

2021 was the busiest, craziest and most creatively rewarding year I’ve had since starting my journey as a wedding photographer almost 10 years ago. Check out this blog to take a look at the story of my year in wedding photography in Scotland. If you’re looking to get married in Scotland or elope to the highlands, this might provide you with a little inspiration.