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Fiona & David, Argyll Hotel Campbeltown

Fiona arrived in style courtesy of one of her father’s wedding cars!  The day was rather breezy and Fiona & her father laughed all the way up to the Church as they both tried to control her dress!

Fiona & David married at the Kingdom Hall in Campbeltown with the marriage ceremony performed by Tony Cain & Kenny Barr.    Once Fiona & David signed the marriage certificate they were then whisked away to the Argyll Hotel, Campbeltown, where the photographers organised the photo shoot.

Best Men Brian & Peter decided that they were going to divulge all of David’s past to the guests and Brian showed off the folder of evidence he had gathered!  Fortunately for David they only showed some dodgy photos of his childhood and  some amazing hair-styles (were they really that fashionable?!)

The evening closed with the first dance and Fiona & David’s family had organised some fireworks and despite the weather the fireworks were great !

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Lisa & Steven, Drumossie Hotel

Lisa & Steven married a couple of days after Christmas day at the New Drumossie Hotel outside of Inverness.

Adam & Atty, Steven’s best men, stood with the rather nervous groom whilst friend and piper Megan, piped the wedding party into the main function room.

Rev Graham Muckart performed the marriage ceremony and after Lisa & Steven exchanged vows and rings the wedding party and guests enjoyed canapes in the Drumossie hotel.

Photographer Justin Scobie, arranged the photo-shoot and there was a special guest appearance by Jet, Lisa’s pet dog!

Speeches were opened by Marina and after Steven made his speech all eyes were then on the Best Man, Adam, who made sure all guests knew about Steven’s driving skills !

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Rebecca & Ross, Eilean Donan Castle

Rebecca & Ross married at the stunning setting of Eilean Donan Castle and although there were several rain showers this did not detract from their wonderful day!

Rev Allan MacArthur performed the marriage ceremony inside Eilean Donan Castle and also carried on the Scottish tradition of hand-fasting.  Celebrations and drinks were held in the drawing room of the Castle whilst photographer Warren Clayton used the back-drop of the Highlands and Eilean Donan Castle for the photo-shoot.

More photographs were taken around the Castle grounds before Rebecca & Ross drove off in style to their reception at the Clan Donald Centre on the Isle of Skye.

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Gemma & Donald, Drumossie Hotel Inverness

Arriving in style at Ness Bank Church Inverness, Gemma & Donald exchanged vows and rings as Rev Fiona Smith performed the marriage ceremony.

Piped out of the Church by Spud the Piper, Gemma & Donald had some photographs taken by Alex Mitchell whilst guests battled for the best spot !   Champagne was waiting for Gemma & Donald at the New Drumossie Hotel whilst Spud played and performed his own brand of dancing !

Photographs were then organised by Alex Mitchell in the grounds of the New Drumossie Hotel and afterwards speeches started with Gemma’s father who had some heckling from the girl from London !

The Best Man kept the guests entertained with some stories about Donald’s hobbies before rounding off his speech with the weather forecast !!

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Iona & Robert, Ben Wyvis Hotel

Reverend John MacPherson performed the marriage ceremony of Iona and Robert at Fodderty & Strathpeffer Parish Church.  The vows went well and although no one noticed, Iona actually placed the ring on Robert’s right hand !

Photos were organised outside of the church whilst the piper played.  Thereafter the couple were taken to Ben Wyvis Hotel where more photos were taken in the grounds.

Speeches followed and the best man, Brian, made sure that all friends and family were put right about Robert’s fashion style whilst growing up.

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Karen & Gary, Loch Ness Country House Hotel

On a rain-soaked day, Karen & Gary married at St Mary’s Church in Inverness.  The rain did little to dampen their wedding day as they exchanged rings and said their vows to each other.

During the ceremony, readings were performed by their friends Claire & Allan and whilst signing the registrar another friend, Paul played the guitar.   The couple were then led down the aisle by the Piper where some photos were taken outside of the church.

At Loch Ness Country House Hotel photographer David Thompson organised the photo-shoot indoors with Karen & Gary whilst the guests mingled and enjoyed canapes.

Under marque the speeches started with the father of the bride…and what speeches !    Gary had to endure watching a full game of football with his future father-in-law before he got Karen’s hand in marriage – now that is dedication!

The Best Man, Geoff, then proceeded to tell the audience about Gary’s method of chatting up Karen via a work appraisal !

The wedding cake was brought out in the evening and the couple duly cut their cake before their first dance as Mr & Mrs!

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Kayren & Neil, Drumossie Hotel

Kayren & Neil married at St Columba’s Church, outside of Inverness with the ceremony held by Canon Donald MacKay.  Readings were made by both Terry & Allan during the service and after the vows & exchanging of rings, Allana played the whistle whilst Kayren & Neil signed the registar to officially become Mr & Mrs !

Lynne Kennedy organised the photo-shoot at the Drumossie Hotel with close friends and family before taking them around the grounds of the Hotel for the more intimate shots.

As guests mingled inside and were treated to some home-made fudge, Kayren & Neil were piped into the dining room by Neil’s friend Kevin.

Speeches followed and what speeches !  Kayren’s father welcomed Neil into the family and then the groom recounted stories of his upbringing and capers on Uist with his Best Man.  The Best Man then kept the audience entertained revealing more mishaps about Neil and his days growing up.

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Maria & Alan, Newton Hotel Nairn

Die Österreichische Braut hat den geborenen Schotten mit den engsten Familienangehörigen und Freunden  in Newton Hotel Nairn,  geheirated. Als Maria den Gang  entlangging war sie überrascht, als Alan ein Lied vorspielte  mit dem Titel  „What a difference a day makes“  (Was für  ein Unterschied ein Tag macht).“ Das Lied wurde verändert, und mit Alan’s Stimme gesungen.

Pfarrerin Helen Cook  hat die Hochzeitszeremonie gehalten und die Freunde Kerstin, Owen und  Klarissa haben für Musik, Gedichte und Gesang gesorgt.

Der Photograph, Finlay Nicolson, nahm das Paar Zum Strand bevor er mehr Photos im Hotel machte. In einer Gruppe von Schauspielern zu sein bedeutete, dass einige Gäste keine Angst vor der  Kamera hatten!

Nachdem der Dudelsackspieler sie ins  Esszimmer hineinspielte, haben Maria & Alen die Hochzeitstorte angeschnitten.  Alan’s Vater stand auf und begann mit der Ansprache,welche in deutsch und englisch stattfand. Maria’s Bruder Matthias zeigte einen kurzen Video von Maria als junges Mädchen.Anschliesend zeigte der Freund des Präutigams ein kurzes Video, wo Gertrude, das andere Mädchen in Alan’s Leben aufgedeckt wurde.

Die Gäste brachen in Tränen aus, als David der Platzanweiser versuchte seine Rede in deutsch zu übersetzen. David hatte einige Kärtchen mit Worten vorbereitet, im Falle der Bräutigam würde seine Worte vergessen.

Geniese die Höhepunkte!

Austrian bride Maria, married Scots born Alan, at the Newton Hotel in Nairn with their closest family & friends attending.  To surprise Maria as she walked down the aisle, Alan had pre-recorded a track “What a difference a day makes” with his vocals!

Rev Helen Cook performed the marriage ceremony whilst friends Kerstin, Owen & Klarissa played, recited and sang for the couple.

Photographer, Finlay Nicolson took the couple down to the beach before returning to the Hotel for more photos.  Being in a group of actors meant some guests were not afraid to pose in front of the camera !

After being piped into the main dining room Maria & Alan cut their cake before Alan’s father stood up to get the speeches started which were both in German and English.   Maria’s brother, Matthias, showed a short video of Maria as a young girl followed by the Best Man revealing the other girl in Alan’s life – Gertrude !

David, the usher, also spoke and had the guests in tears of laughter with his attempts at translating to German.  In case the groom forgot his own lines during the ceremony, David had prepared some cue cards for Alan!

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