Glenbervie House Wedding Photographer. See 60 Gorgeous Photos Of A Spring Wedding.

Kirsty and David asked us to be their Glenbervie House wedding photographer after viewing our classic wedding photos, and what a great time we had working with this lovely couple!

We’re delighted to share the story of this fabulous day with you.

Glenbervie House Wedding Photographer 5-Star Reviews

Choose us as your Glenbervie House wedding photographer, and we’ll provide outstanding photos and award-winning service. 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

Manari and Andrew – married at Carlowrie Castle, EdinburghManari and Andrew – married at Carlowrie Castle, EdinburghThe photos are simply stunning

We were absolutely blown away by the wedding photos Jonathon and Claire captured for us! They have an incredible talent for capturing emotions and all the special details, which has allowed us to relive our wedding day in the most magical way. The photos are simply stunning, and we couldn’t be happier with how they turned out.

From the very beginning, Jonathon and Claire made us feel comfortable and supported. Their professionalism and creativity shone through in every shot, and they even did a special edit for us at no extra charge, which was truly above and beyond. This extra effort made the photos feel even more personal and meaningful.

Thank you for being such an important part of our special day, Jonathon and Claire! We will cherish these photos forever. Highly recommend!

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Glenbervie House Wedding Photos

We had a wonderful time as Kirsty and David’s Glenbervie House wedding photographers.

Here is a selection of our favourite Glenbervie House wedding photos from their perfect day.

  • Large stone manor house with multiple chimneys and a gabled roof, surrounded by leafless trees under a blue sky.
  • Interior of a wedding venue with white chairs arranged in rows, a red carpet aisle, and an ornate chandelier hanging above.
  • White chairs decorated with satin bows and rhinestone embellishments at a wedding aisle scattered with rose petals.
  • Two wedding rings, one silver and one gold with diamonds, resting on a rough stone surface.
  • Four men wearing traditional scottish kilts and jackets, smiling and standing side by side in a grassy field.
  • A man in traditional scottish attire, including a kilt and sporran, stands smiling in a grassy field.
  • A man in traditional scottish attire, including a kilt and sporran, plays the bagpipes outdoors near a building adorned with potted plants.
  • Three bridesmaids in purple dresses, raising bouquets in the air, standing on a red carpet outside a building with stone lion statues.
  • A bagpiper in traditional scottish attire walking beside a road, while a white car drives past on a sunny day.
  • A man in traditional scottish attire, including a kilt and sporran, plays bagpipes on a gravel path with a white car in the background.
  • Three bridesmaids in purple dresses holding bouquets stand next to an older woman in a white suit and hat outside a building.
  • A bride in a white dress and a man in a suit exchanging smiles inside a car, with the bride holding a bouquet.
  • A bride in a white gown and veil, holding a bouquet, smiles from the backseat of a car with the door open.
  • A bride in a white gown with a veil and tiara, smiling outdoors on her wedding day.
  • Four women in formal attire, three in purple dresses and one in a white bridal gown, holding bouquets and smiling outside a stone building.
  • Two men in formal attire, one in a kilt, smiling and gesturing a thumbs-up at a wedding ceremony with guests in the background.
  • A groom in a gray tweed suit and kilt smiles during a wedding ceremony, with guests visible in the background.
  • Guests at a wedding ceremony seated indoors, smiling and looking toward the front, with a focus on a middle-aged man wearing glasses.
  • A smiling groom in a grey tweed suit stands in a room with seated guests watching him, adorned in formal attire.
  • A bridesmaid in a purple dress holding a bouquet stands at a wedding ceremony, surrounded by guests in formal attire.
  • A bridesmaid in a purple dress holding a bouquet stands smiling in a wedding ceremony with guests in the background.
  • A bride walking down the aisle holding a bouquet, surrounded by guests in a well-lit room during a wedding ceremony.
  • A bride and groom walking down the aisle, guests looking on, groom wearing a kilt in an ornately decorated room.
  • A bride in a white v-neck dress smiles during her wedding ceremony as she holds hands with an older man in a kilt, surrounded by guests.
  • A wedding ceremony in a decorated room with guests watching as the bride in a white gown and the groom in a kilt stand facing each other.
  • A bride and groom exchanging vows at a wedding ceremony, with guests looking on and smiling in a room decorated with flowers.
  • Bride and groom exchanging rings at a wedding ceremony, with guests and a smiling officiant in the background.
  • A bride and groom kiss at the altar, surrounded by smiling guests in a room with elegant decor.
  • Bride and groom smiling as they walk through a crowd of guests, the groom wearing a kilt and the bride in a white dress, holding a bouquet.
  • A joyful bride and groom walking through a shower of confetti, surrounded by smiling guests outside a church.
  • A radiant bride in a white gown with lacy details, smiling as she holds a bouquet, with confetti falling around her at an outdoor wedding venue.
  • A bride and groom walking hand in hand down a tree-lined path. the bride is wearing a long white dress with a trailing veil.
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  • A bride in a white dress and a groom in a tartan kilt kiss tenderly on a path with a historic building in the background.
  • A bride kneels down to comfort a young boy in a kilt who appears upset at a wedding, while a woman assists from the side.
  • A bride and groom kissing tenderly beside a textured wall, the bride in a lace gown and the groom in a dark suit.
  • A bride in a white gown with lace detailing smiles softly, looking off to the side in a well-lit room with plants and draped curtains in the background.
  • A bride in a white dress, smiling and holding a bouquet of purple and white flowers, stands beside a textured stone wall.
  • A bride walking up a red-carpeted staircase, viewed from above, with decorative plants lining the stairway.
  • A bride and groom exit a building, smiling as they walk past a bagpiper in traditional scottish attire.
  • A scottish bagpiper playing in full traditional attire at a wedding reception, with guests watching in formal wear.
  • A bride joyfully laughing at a wedding reception table with groom and guests, including a man in a speech.
  • Wedding guests at a reception table smiling and listening, as a man stands speaking, with elegant floral decor visible.
  • A man in a gray suit reads from a paper at a wedding table, sporting a laughter-filled audience including a man in black and smiling women in purple and white dresses.
  • A man in a suit delivers a speech at a wedding, holding a paper and gesturing, as a woman in a blue hat listens in the foreground.
  • Four people at a wedding reception table, laughing and dressed formally, with floral centerpieces and elegant table settings.
  • Guests seated at tables during a wedding reception, smiling and engaged in conversation. a man in a dark suit exchanges smiles with a woman in a floral dress.
  • A four-tiered wedding cake with purple accents and floral decorations, displayed in front of a live band setup at a reception.
  • A bride and groom in wedding attire smiling and slicing a purple and white tiered cake at their reception, with a band in the background.
  • Bride and groom dancing at their wedding reception, with the groom wearing a kilt and a purple vest and the bride in a white gown, a live band performing in the background.
  • A bride and groom share a dance at their wedding, the groom in a kilt and the bride in a white gown, both smiling warmly.
  • A bride and groom in traditional scottish attire dance joyfully at their wedding reception, surrounded by clapping guests.
  • A bride and groom share a dance, the bride in a detailed white gown with a veil, and the groom in a vest and kilt.
  • A woman in a floral dress smiling brightly at a social gathering, holding a beer, surrounded by other guests in a warmly lit room.
  • Guests joyfully dancing and waving their hands at a lively wedding reception, some wearing traditional scottish kilts.
  • Two women joyfully dancing at a wedding reception, surrounded by other guests watching a performance.
  • Guests in traditional scottish attire dance joyously at a wedding reception.
  • A man in a vest and kilt looks at a woman in a floral dress, twirling her hair as they dance at a lively indoor event.

Glenbervie House Hotel

Glenbervie House Hotel is an impressive Victorian manor house that sits elegantly at the end of a long, tree-lined driveway.

The venue has acres of beautiful parkland near Larbert, Scotland.

This stunning Scottish mansion perfectly blends timeless elegance with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, making it a magical setting for your wedding day.

Set within lush, manicured gardens and surrounded by rolling countryside, this venue offers endless opportunities for breathtaking, unique photos.

From the grand staircase to the romantic outdoor spaces, every corner is picture-perfect.

Marrying at Glenbervie House is all about joy—celebrating with loved ones in a stunning location that feels like your own private retreat.

Whether it’s laughter on the terrace or heartfelt moments under golden sunset skies, Glenbervie House makes every moment unforgettable.

We had previously been the wedding videographers at Glenbervie House Hotel and knew this would be a beautiful setting for Kirsty and David’s day.

Pre-ceremony coverage

David McRobert of Bagpiper Online played the pipes to welcome the guests.

Kirsty’s mum and her bridesmaids, Jayne, Cat, and Gemma, were the first wedding party to arrive.

Emotions were high as they waited for Kirsty.

The piper played as he walked down the driveway ahead of the wedding car, a silver Mercedes carrying Kirsty and her Dad.

Kirsty looked absolutely beautiful in her gorgeous wedding dress by Sottero and Midgely.

She wore her hair in a classic chignon style, a tiara and a delicate veil.

A vibrant pink lipstick perfectly completed her bridal look.

Humanist Marriage Ceremony

Kirsty and David exchanged their wedding vows in a Humanist marriage ceremony officiated by celebrant Craig Flowers of Independent Humanist Ceremonies.

Their ceremony was laid back and relaxed, outlining our couple’s personality and love for one another.

We loved hearing Craig describe how our couple first met and how they came here today.

Kirsty and David went to the same school. 

Kirsty had a little crush on David, but David asked Kirsty out on their first date.

Kirsty and David share a love for travel, especially France, which they hold deep in their hearts, as that is where David romantically proposed to Kirsty.

They declared their love and respect for each other before their family and friends.

Kirsty and David chose to follow an ancient Celtic tradition of handfasting.

This is a declaration of their love and union, and where the phrase ‘tying the knot’ originates.

Guests gathered outside the front of the hotel for the confetti shot.

As Kirsty and David’s Glenbervie House Hotel wedding photographers, we loved capturing this joyful moment on camera.

Just look at their beaming smiles!

Family and Newlywed Photoshoot

Guests enjoyed drinks and canapes as we captured family group photos, followed by Kirsty and David’s newlywed photo shoot.

We strolled around the manicured grounds of Glenbervie House together, photographing and filming precious moments of the newlyweds.

Glenbervie House wedding photographer. Newlyweds Kirsty and David walking along the driveway lined with trees.

Stylish Wedding Reception

Guests stood up, clapped, and cheered as the newlyweds entered and were piped to their top table.

They thanked their piper and presented him with a dram of whisky.

Guests enjoyed funny and heartfelt speeches from Kirsty’s Dad, Groom David and best man Stephen before dining on a delicious wedding breakfast.

Evening Celebrations

Surrounded by their loved ones, the newlyweds took centre stage to perform their first official duties as husband and wife, cutting their cake and their romantic first dance to Ed Sheeran’s ‘Perfect’.

What a fabulous end to this magnificent day as Glenbervie House wedding photographers.

We’d love to hear from you if you are getting married at this beautiful venue.

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.!