This was such an colourful and vibrant wedding at such a special wedding venue, Pollokshields Burgh Hall. . All of the decor and final touches were bursting with energy, which must have been infectious as the atmosphere on the day was incredible. So much fun and a real privilege to be part of such an awesome day.

An amazing. joyous same sex wedding at the Cottiers, Glasgow. Two grooms shared their love on a truly amazing wedding filled with loads of energy, fun and a whole lot of dancing. I really love shooting weddings at Cottiers. The atmosphere is always awesome and the west end of Glasgow location provide lots of beautiful locations for photographs.

Wedding photography from a super fun day at GG’s Yard. Laughter, joy and a whole lot of partying at one of Scotland’s best wedding venues. Fun, relaxed and natural wedding portraits on one of Scotland’s most beautiful beaches. Five star wedding photography review included.

Natalie & Tristan’s wedding at Loch Lomond Golf Club was an absolute blast from start to finish. The rain cleared at the most perfect moment and we managed to explore the grounds and have a whole lot of fun in the process. Such a perfect location and backdrop for a wedding. It was an absolute pleasure to photograph their wedding.

Wedding pictures from the iconic Hopetoun House, Queensferry, Scotland. A fun, energetic and naturally photographed wedding held at one of Scotland’s most epic houses. A beautiful, happy and loved up bride and groom. An amazingly energetic and fun guest list. A full pipe band. What an incredible wedding to photograph.

A wonderfully fun winter wedding set at the beautiful Kippilaw House, Melrose, Scotland. This wedding had bubbles, smoke bombs, loads of colour and a whole lot of laughter. Such a perfect wedding to photograph.

A selection of the best images from my most recent year as a Scottish wedding photographer. Ranging from highland and island elopements, rustic barns, historic Scottish castles, beaches, woodlands, mountains and traditional hotel weddings throughout Scotland. It feels like I was everywhere in 2022. No matter the location, it’s all about capturing the joy, the atmosphere and the personalities that shape any given wedding day.

A collection of family/group portraits from weddings shot in Scotland. Proof that there’s no need for wedding family portraits to be boring, formal and stuffy. It’s all about having fun, engaging with the crowd and capturing personalities. I love nothing more than capturing joy, colour and the wilderness.

A selection of wedding photographs showing the most natural and candid pictures from 2022. The best pictures are always the ones captured when I’m blending into the background and anticipating moments, like a laughter snipper. The majority of the images that I provide in a wedding gallery are these moments, where brides, grooms and all of their guests personalities shine.

A selection of images from the wedding dance floor of 2022. Once the first dance has concluded, everyone else is itching to get up on the dance floor and cut some rug. I absolutely love getting in about the action and capture all of the crazy dance moves, joy and of course, dad dancing! The energy and the passion is an absolute delight to capture and to end the day in style.

An incredible Scottish/Canadian wedding at Carrick Castle Estate, Loch Goil. This wedding features an amazingly adventurous bride and groom who were up for exploring the Scottish hills and lochs in a Land Rover. They were also more than happy to get out in the rain with their bridal party for a smoke bomb shot… with umbrellas. Such a fun group of guests and an awesome amount of energy all day.

This feature contains the story and images from a beautifully natural wedding set within the grounds of one of Perthshire's and Scotland's finest rustic wedding venues. This joyful marriage was full of fun and emotion and was captured naturally and candidly throughout.

Scottish Jewish wedding shot at Glasgow’s Grand Central Hotel. A beautiful day full of excitement, Jewish traditions and so much energy. From the traditions at the synagogue to the high octane dancing, it was a really special day.

Edinburgh city centre wedding photography at one of the city’s hidden gems. The Glasshouse has a hidden rooftop that can host wedding ceremonies and sunset dancing. Check this place out if you’re looking for urban wedding planning inspiration.

A snowy winter wedding in Edinburgh city centre. The day started at Le Monde, went on to Edinburgh City Chambers and finished at The Dome. This wedding took place just before Christmas, so the whole city was twinkling and the snow was just a perfect addition to the urban winter wonderland.

An incredible intimate family wedding at one of Scotland’s most prestigious hotels… Gleneagles.

A rustic summer wedding on one of Scotland’s best exclusive use farms. Surrounded by hills and amazing landscapes, this is definitely one my favourite barns in the country. If you’re going DIY and looking for wedding inspiration check out this blog and this wedding venue.

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.