So, a few weeks ago, for the second weekend running, I was back again at the very gorgeous Cornhill Castle, this time to shoot the wedding of Jennifer & Kyle :-). It’s not actually that unusual to be at the same venue more than once within a short period of time, especially somewhere like Cornhill where I shoot a lot … I remember a time when I was once at Lochside House two days running – should have got a room for the night LOL.
About a month ago, I was back once again at the very gorgeous Cornhill Castle (where by chance I was the following weekend too!), this time to shoot Amy & Stephen’s amazing day :-).
More wedding adventures folks and, this time around I’m delighted to be featuring the last of my August weddings from last year when I spent a fabulous day in the sunshine with Louise & David at one of my fave venues, the gorgeous Cornhill Castle :-).
Every year, I always take a few weeks off at the start of July, sometimes to get away, sometimes not, but everyone needs a break, especially once the busy wedding season kicks in from March/April onwards and it’s pretty much full on from then till the end of the year! So then, with that on the horizon, Alison & Paul’s big day at Cornhill in late June was to be my last wedding before, to use a footballing term, my “mid-season break” … and what a way to sign off!
OK people, here we go again then with some more tales from 2021, and this time we’ve reached mid September, when I was back at the gorgeous Cornhill Castle for Leanne & Stewart’s big day. This was yet another wedding that had been postponed from the original 2020 date due to COVID (weren’t they nearly all!) and was to be the first of another run of five weddings in just eight days … never let it be said that I sit on my backside all day and do very little LOL.
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