Colinton Parish Church Wedding Photographer. See 80 Vibrant Photos Of A Traditional Wedding.

We had the pleasure of being invited by Lyndsay and Richard to be their Colinton Parish Church wedding photographer, who were inspired after viewing our award‑winning wedding photos.

Colinton Parish Church Wedding Photographer 5-Star Reviews

We’d love to work with you as your Colinton Parish Church wedding photographer and assure you of award-winning customer service and fabulous photos, but don’t just take our word for it:

Zoe and Billy – married at Dundas Castle, EdinburghZoe and Billy – married at Dundas Castle, Edinburghwouldn’t ever trust anyone else to capture our special celebrations and moments!

Jonathon and Claire are the loviest couple.. from our very first communication they made us feel special and were so interested in who we are as people! They tailored everything just for us, and had they not radiated such beauty and kindness, we wouldn’t have even known they were there… and for two people like us who HATE getting photos taken, we had a great time and felt so comfortable!

We got married on 31st December, and they gave up their own celebrations with their families to help us capture ours...

We truly hit the jackpot, and wouldn’t ever trust anyone else to capture our special celebrations and moments!

Please don’t pass up the opportunity on having these two look after your special day! Very trustworthy and fantastic value for money.

Helen and Daniel – married at the Signet Library, EdinburghHelen and Daniel – married at the Signet Library, Edinburghfrom start to finish it has been a dream to work with you both!

Jonathon and Claire - we cannot thank you both enough for being the best photographer and videographer - from start to finish it has been a dream to work with you both! If you are reading this and considering booking Love Wedding - DO IT!!

Thank you both SO MUCH for everything, we absolutely love our wedding pictures and how beautifully you have captured our day and the memories we’ll have forever - we are still so blown away by how perfectly everything turned out and on an absolute high!

We also wanted to say how grateful we are to have had you both at our wedding, you were just such a joy to be around and put us both at ease. You got us and the vibe of the day so perfectly and our family and friends have also said how brilliant you both were! thank you so much!!!

Helen & Daniel xxx

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Colinton Parish Church Wedding Photos

Here are some of our favourite Colinton Parish Church wedding photos from Lyndsay and Richard’s fabulous day.

  • Dalmahoy Hotel wedding photographer: A person pours whiskey into glasses on a table cluttered with empty glasses and water pitchers.
  • A man in a white shirt and kilt checking a pocket watch, displaying a pained expression and clutching his lower back.
  • A cardboard box containing sea holly flowers and foliage nestled in crumpled brown paper.
  • A cheerful man in a formal vest and white shirt laughing heartily in a brightly lit room.
  • A well-groomed man with a beard adjusting his tie, wearing a vest and dress shirt, looks contemplative in an indoor setting.
  • A small floral boutonniere with a label reading "groom" on a reflective glass table.
  • Three men in kilts and vests, holding drinks and smiling, seated indoors at a social event.
  • Six men in matching tartan kilts and waistcoats, holding drinks, smiling in a warmly lit room.
  • Two men in traditional kilts and vests smiling, standing in a room while holding glasses of whisky.
  • A smiling bearded man in a vest and tie converses with another person in a well-lit room.
  • A woman adjusts a boutonniere on a smiling man's suit jacket at an indoor event, both dressed formally.
  • Four men in kilts and waistcoats, smiling and holding drinks, standing together in a well-lit room.
  • A wedding dress with lace details hangs in front of a glass door overlooking a garden.
  • Close-up of a white lace dress with a row of pearl buttons down the front.
  • Close-up of a white lace wedding dress with a row of small, pearly buttons.
  • Three navy blue bridesmaid dresses hanging on a rack in front of a window overlooking a garden.
  • Three pairs of women's shoes arranged in a row on a carpeted floor, including two pairs of beige flats and one pair of embellished heels.
  • A bouquet of white roses, purple flowers, and greenery arranged in a vase.
  • Crumpled gray paper with scattered small white flowers and green stems placed on top, giving a textured, organic appearance.
  • A bottle of g.h. mumm champagne next to a flute glass labeled "lyfsaar bruid" with a strawberry inside, set on a table with a blurred background.
  • Four women in matching floral robes laugh and toast with champagne in a cozy room, wearing slippers, some personalized with "bride" and "maid.
  • Four women in floral robes holding champagne glasses, smiling at a celebratory gathering.
  • A woman with a small flower in her hair, wearing a black lace dress, smiling and looking to the side in a brightly lit room.
  • Close-up of a person adjusting the intricate lace details on the back of a bride's wedding dress.
  • A blonde woman in a white bridal dress with lace details, looking down thoughtfully against a plain light background.
  • Father of the bride first look of daughter wearing wedding dress
  • First look of bride in wedding dress walking down stairs
  • Father of the bride kissing the bride on her cheek
  • Bridemaid kissing bride at her parents home
  • Bride with bridesmaids looking at flower bouquets
  • Statue outside Colinton Parish Church
  • Colinton Parish Church entrance sign
  • Colinton Parish Church in Edinburgh
  • Entrance to Colinton Parish Church
  • Floral decoration hanging at the church entrance
  • Back of the aisle to the alter of the church
  • Flowers tied with ribbon on church pew
  • Flower display inside the church
  • Deatial of inside Colinton Parish Church
  • Groom with bestmen at the entrance to the church
  • Guest smiling before marriage ceremony at the church
  • Guest smiling before marriage ceremony at the church
  • Guest wearing suit and bow tie inside the church
  • Mother of the groom speaking to the groom at the alter of the church
  • Bridal party walking to the church
  • Bridal party walking to the church
  • Bridal party and piper walking down the road to the church
  • Bridal party and piper walking down the road to the church
  • Bride with her parents and brother outside the church
  • father of the bride and bride outside the church
  • Bride and bridesmaids outside the church
  • Mother of the bride smiling durinf marriage ceremony in the church
  • Bridesmaids walk down the aisle at the church
  • Grooms 'first look' at bride as she walks down the aisle
  • Father of the bride and bride walking down the aisle
  • Groom looking at the bride at the church alter
  • Groom kissing bride at the beginning of the marriage ceremony
  • Bride singing hymns at church ceremony
  • Guests singing hymns at church ceremony
  • Father of the groom gives reading at church ceremony
  • View of Colinton Parish Church from the balcony during ceremony
  • Bride and Groom facing each other at the church alter
  • Groom placing wedding ring on bride's finger
  • Newlyweds first kiss in the church
  • Man singing at church ceremony
  • Man playing the piano during church service
  • Piano with music sheets in the church
  • Bridal party clapping during wedding ceremony
  • Guest wearing pink dress at the church
  • Newlyweds walking down the aisle of the church
  • Newlyweds at the church entrance
  • Newlyweds at the door of the church
  • Confetti shower over newlyweds outside the church
  • Confetti shower over newlyweds outside the church
  • Confetti shower over newlyweds outside the church
  • Close up of mercedes badge
  • Bride and groom smiling in the wedding car
  • Bride and groom kiss in car
  • Bride and groom wave goodbye from inside the wedding car
 

Our day photographing at the beautiful wedding venue for our couple, Colinton Parish Church, and reception venue, the Dalmahoy Hotel, began with candid shots of Groom Richard, his best men and ushers at the Dalmahoy Hotel.

I made my way to Richard’s room, one of the Dalmahoy Hotel’s beautiful suites, and the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly.

Richard was in high spirits as he changed into his highland-kilted outfit.

It was a lovely morning, and the atmosphere was happy and laid back, which was down to Richard and his friend’s warmth and kind personalities.

The boys had great banter; many laughed as they enjoyed sharing a fine 10-year-old single malt.

Jonathon enjoyed spending the morning of the wedding taking photos of Lyndsay, friends, and family getting ready at her parents’ house in Colinton.

Jonathon took photos of the wedding jewellery, the bridal flowers and her gorgeous wedding dress.

The atmosphere with the girls was lovely and relaxed.

Everyone was excited and looking forward to the day ahead.

A highlight from the morning was capturing that special ‘first look’ moment when Lyndsay’s Dad saw her in her wedding dress for the first time.

Having looked at many Edinburgh wedding venues, Lyndsay and Richard chose Colinton Parish church’s stunning, picturesque location for their wedding ceremony.

It was a natural choice given the strong family ties held with the church.

Colinton Parish church is located near the Water of Leith on Dell Road, right in the heart of Colinton Village.

With a history dating back to before the 11th Century, Colinton Village is one of the most attractive suburbs in Edinburgh.

Leaving her parents’ home, Lyndsay, her bridesmaids, and her proud parents made the short walk to Colinton Church.

The bridal party were joined by the piper, who piped them down the hill and into the church. What a fabulous moment!

Lyndsay looked effortlessly radiant and beautiful in a figure-flattering wedding gown embellished with lace detailing and shimmering crystals.

The couple exchanged their wedding vows and said ‘I do’ with a traditional Church of Scotland wedding ceremony that included heartfelt readings.

A highlight of the wedding ceremony was when the church fell silent as a guest, and Tenor Peter Harris performed an outstanding solo rendition of ‘Die Stille Lotosblume’.

It was emotional, powerful and breathtakingly beautiful in equal measures.

What better way to celebrate officially becoming Mr. and Mrs. than with a confetti shower?

Guests lined either side of the path outside the front of the church.

A bonus of having two photographers on your wedding day is that we take beautiful images of this fun part of the wedding day, from in front of and behind the happy couple. Having two of us photographing your Colinton Church wedding ensures all angles are covered!

The perfect amount of delicate, soft and pretty confetti fell on our newlyweds as their wedding guests cheered their congratulations.

Confetti shower over newlyweds outside the church by Colinton Parish Church wedding photographer.

Then, everyone went to the wedding reception at Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club, where the newlyweds were congratulated by their family and friends.

Please contact us if you are getting married and looking for an experienced Colinton Parish Church wedding photographer to photograph your big day!

Photographer & Videographer

From Banking to Bridal – A Career With A Creative Twist

Once upon a time, Claire Fowler was climbing the corporate ladder in one of Europe’s largest banks, mastering commercial loan deals, crunching numbers, and making critical financial decisions. When she married Jonathon, she was soon trading boardrooms for bridal bouquets. Goodbye banking, hello breathtaking films and wedding photos in Edinburgh and across Scotland!

With hundreds of weddings lovingly documented, Claire is an in-demand photographer and videographer. What started as a passion has turned into a full-time career, proving that following your dreams (and ditching the corporate 9-to-5) can pay off beautifully.

Her style? A perfect mix of artistic creativity and documentary storytelling, capturing the real, raw, and ridiculously romantic moments. Whether it's a windswept elopement or luxury wedding, Claire’s got you covered.

Why Couples Trust Claire (and you should too!)

  • Experience that counts. Hundreds of weddings beautifully covered.
  • Authentic & timeless style. No cheesy filters, just natural, heartfelt storytelling that stands the test of time.
  • Zero awkward posing, and a knack for making couples feel at ease.
  • Personalised service. Every couple gets the VIP treatment.
  • Award-winning. Recognised for capturing love stories in their best light.

Claire’s dedication, eye for detail, and passion for storytelling make her the obvious choice for couples who want stunning, meaningful images.

So, if you want someone who can capture the magic of your day (and won’t make you stand stiffly like a Victorian portrait), Claire is the perfect match for you.!