Edinburgh wedding photographer | Wursters

You most likely remember the pre wedding portrait session I did there with Az and Lindsey. Big day came so fast. It was fantastic and full of joy. It all started at their homes, followed by ceremony in beautiful Glasgow University Chapel and finished with dancing at Hilton Grosvenor. This was my first wedding at University Chapel and I was so looking forward to get photos around venue. Loved cloisters and surrounding areas. I couldn’t get all photos which I planned, but most of them we nailed it. Rest of them I will do next time :)

It is time to share with you awesome wedding I photographed few weeks ago. Wedding where everything was with massive wow factor. I mean everything. I haven’t seen such attention for detail for a while. Be warned, AWESOME word might come out few times here :) One of the best wedding suppliers in Edinburgh came together and made this happen. Energy, love and more love. Plus massive injection of creativity.
Loved to see how not only girls have beautiful connection during this wedding, but boys equally had awesome time. It was very nice to see how best man really was holding it together during the ceremony. Mike you are truly best friend. Loved your speech about business partners :) Dads strawberry story was very nice touch too.

I will share with you a great Scottish Canadian wedding photography story. Luke and Meaghan came all the way from Canada to tie the knot here in Scotland, Edinburgh. From very beginning I knew it will be awesome day. These guys are buzzing of love and passion :) We had a loads, loads of twirls and movements. Well…not so much movement from Luke :) This time Meaghan did all twirls :)

Last week I had a chance to photograph beautiful and very emotional wedding. One of the big days parts was Inchcolm Island wedding photography and I always love to create stories there. It is always a bit tricky with time, but with a bit of running around, we still managed to create beautiful portraits for Sally and Chris. Our day started at the Hopetound House with bridal preparation, while boys took ferry to Inchcolm to prep everything there.

Where to start on Aga and Mike. First we met at the wedding show. Guys booked me then and I invited them for a tester shoot. You really get to know people when you photograph them. You see all their quirky sides. These two were just giggling away. Oh my god, we had so much fun :) I loved the fact that they connected so well. They knew how to pull the best out of each and overload of smiles were coming very naturally. I love how Aga scrunching her nose when she has lots of laugh. Mike loves supporting Aga and I think no matter what life will kick at them, they are awesome team to tackle it.
We had to do a bit of planning. If you are after some shots with foliage background, you have to go to the Queens street gardens. I was a bit concerned on how much time we have and if we would be able to do everything I planned.

Hopetoun House Manor made for a beautifully imposing venue – quite possibly the grandest of all wedding venues in Edinburgh, decorated for Christmas charm.
The bride arrived, and this was it. All of the planning, and it comes to that poignant moment where the bride and groom meet at the alter.
The twenty-four hour countdown had begun – and I met the happy couple to-be at the breath-taking venue of Hopetoun House (a venue that could easily claim a title amongst the most beautiful places to get married in Edinburgh).
Photography ideas were discussed, a yearlong wedding plan came together and Lisa and Joseph flipped between excitement and nervousness. As is obligatory – we hoped, prayed and crossed our fingers for good weather, doing a mental sun dance as we walked through the ceremony together.