Wedding reception at the Dalmahoy Hotel: A bride in a white dress and a groom in a kilt pose together outdoors with a large building in the background.

Greenbank Church Wedding Photographer: 60 Summer Photos

As a leading photographer in Edinburgh, we’ve been honoured to be Greenbank Church wedding photographers on many memorable occasions, and we’re delighted to share another great day at this most beautiful of Edinburgh wedding venues.

Traditional weddings are timeless; Catriona and Ross’ Greenbank Parish Church ceremony and the Dalmahoy Hotel wedding reception epitomised classic elegance.

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Greenbank Church Wedding Photos

Here are a few of our favourite photos of this wonderful day as Greenbank Church wedding photographer.

  • A white wedding dress with floral embroidery is hanging on a wooden hanger in front of a skylight window.
  • Close-up of a white wedding dress with intricate floral lace detailing, photographed against a bright window background.
  • A pair of pearl drop earrings with small, clear stones set in silver, displayed on a black velvet-lined box.
  • A pair of sparkly silver high-heeled shoes are placed together on a wooden surface.
  • A pair of silver glitter high-heeled shoes with the label "JIMMY CHOO LONDON" on a wooden surface.
  • A bouquet of assorted flowers, including pink and white roses, is placed against a cushion with a light blue, floral-patterned wallpaper background.
  • A person with closed eyes is having makeup applied with a brush by another person. The background shows a framed picture and a mirror.
  • Three women in blue and white robes are sitting on a couch, engaging in a casual conversation and smiling.
  • Two women in blue robes sitting on a couch, smiling and looking into white gift bags with pink tissue paper. Another person in white hands a gift bag to one of the women.
  • Three women in blue robes sit on a couch, opening white gift bags with pink tissue paper. Two bottles of rosé and various toiletries are on the table in front of them.
  • Four women in blue robes are sitting on a couch, smiling and chatting. One woman stands nearby, also smiling. There are bottles and a gift bag on the table in front of them.
  • A woman in blue pajamas sits on a couch, smiling and holding two small objects up with her hands. Another woman in blue pajamas is partially visible next to her.
  • A person helps another person put on a bracelet while they sit on a light-colored couch.
  • A person in blue pajamas pours champagne from a bottle into a flute glass.
  • Three women wearing matching blue robes smile and raise champagne glasses while sitting on a couch.
  • Two women are clinking champagne glasses together while smiling. Another person stands nearby with their back to the camera. They are indoors, with a wooden door and a painting in the background.
  • Two women smile and clink champagne glasses. One is wearing a striped shirt, and the other is in a lace white robe, possibly preparing for a wedding.
  • Three women in matching blue pajamas sit on a couch, smiling and holding glasses of a beverage.
  • An elderly man wearing a white dress shirt adjusts his green tie while looking into a round wall mirror.
  • A man is adjusting his tie while looking into an oval mirror. He is wearing a white shirt and green tie.
  • A person with eyes closed is getting makeup applied to their face by another person using a brush.
  • A woman in blue pajamas smiles and laughs while holding a glass of champagne, sitting on a couch in a cozy room.
  • A bride in a white floral lace dress looks in a mirror while putting on earrings.
  • A woman with dark hair in a bun, wearing a white lace dress and pearl earrings, smiles while sitting on a beige couch with a light brown background.
  • A bride with closed eyes and long lashes, wearing a delicate headband and lacy attire, smiling gently.
  • A bride wearing a white off-shoulder lace gown stands as another person adjusts her headpiece in a room with a framed picture on the wall and a candle on a table.
  • A bride, wearing a white dress and veil with a headband, smiles indoors with soft lighting and a blurred background.
  • Close-up of hands fastening buttons on the back of a lace wedding dress worn by a person with a watch on their wrist assisting.
  • A bride in a white dress, holding a bouquet, smiles at an older man in a kilt. Three bridesmaids in light blue dresses with bouquets stand behind her in a room with beige walls and framed pictures.
  • A bride in a white gown and veil kisses an older man in a suit in a hallway, with bridesmaids holding bouquets in the background.
  • A stone arch displays a circular white emblem with a cross and rays, above the text "Greenbank Parish Church.
  • Interior of a church featuring wooden pews, a large stained-glass window, a central altar with a cross, and an organ to the left. Red banners and floral arrangements are present near the altar.
  • Interior of a church with wooden pews, a red carpeted aisle leading to an altar adorned with a cross, flower arrangements, and lit candles.
  • Two men smiling and standing side by side, wearing traditional Scottish kilts and jackets, in front of a stone building.
  • Four men in kilts stand in front of a stone building, smiling and looking at each other.
  • A man in a suit and tartan kilt claps and laughs with a group of people inside a hallway.
  • A group of people in formal attire are seen shaking hands and conversing outdoors near a stone building.
  • Four individuals in formal attire are engaged in conversation outdoors. One man in a blue suit and sunglasses is smiling, while another in a dark suit has his back to the camera.
  • Two people embracing outdoors. The woman faces the camera, smiling, while the man has his back to the camera. They are in front of a stone building with a red door.
  • Three people in formal attire smile and converse outdoors. The two men wear suits, and the woman wears a multicolored jacket.
  • A man wearing a traditional Scottish kilt and uniform plays the bagpipes on a sidewalk. He stands in front of a stone building and paved walkway.
  • A man and woman pose in front of a stone building, with the man wearing a traditional Scottish kilt and the woman wearing a polka dot dress and large blue hat.
  • A bride in a white gown stands with three bridesmaids in blue dresses, all holding floral bouquets. They are indoors, smiling, and conversing.
  • A bride holding a bouquet and an older man, both well-dressed and smiling, sit together in the backseat of a car adorned with flowers.
  • View from a car's windshield decorated with white ribbon driving down a suburban street with houses and trees under a cloudy sky.
  • A vintage silver car is stopped at a traffic light, surrounded by modern vehicles on a city street.
  • A man in a kilt helps a smiling bride exit a vintage car outside a stone building.
  • A group of women in blue dresses, holding bouquets, walk down the aisle of a church. Other people are seated and standing, watching the procession. The interior of the church is visible in the background.
  • Bridesmaids in blue dresses hold bouquets as they walk down the aisle of a church, with guests seated on either side.
  • A woman in a blue dress holding a bouquet of flowers smiles while walking down the aisle of a church, with seated guests in the background.
  • A groom in a dark suit looks at the bride in a wedding dress and veil inside a church with red carpet and wooden furnishings.
  • A bride and groom stand at the altar in front of an audience in a large church with a high arched ceiling, stained glass windows, and a red carpet aisle.
  • A bride and groom stand before a minister during their wedding ceremony in a church, with the groom placing a ring on the bride's finger.
  • A bride and groom kneel before a priest in a church ceremony. The bride wears a white dress with a long veil, and the groom wears a kilt.
  • A bride in a white gown and a groom in a kilt share a kiss in a church in front of a clergy member during their wedding ceremony.
  • A bride and groom walk down the aisle together in a church, smiling while guests look on. The groom wears a kilt, and the bride holds a bouquet of flowers.
  • A bride and groom walk down the aisle together in a church. Guests stand on either side, observing the couple. The groom wears a kilt, and a large wooden cross is displayed at the front.
  • A smiling couple dressed in wedding attire sit together in the back of a car. The bride holds a bouquet of flowers.
  • A silver classic car is parked on a street in front of a stone church. A few people are visible in the background, near the church entrance.

The Story Of The Day

Our day as Greenbank Church wedding photographers began with Catriona’s bridal preps at her parents’ house, a home filled with warmth, love and merriment as the girls enjoyed getting ready together.

Catriona looked a vision of beauty in her dream dress, with delicate lace detailing and a timeless silhouette that took everyone’s breath away as she walked down the aisle to Ross.

Greenbank Parish Church, nestled in the heart of Greenbank in the south of Edinburgh, offers a beautifully romantic wedding setting steeped in history for your wedding day. Founded back in 1900, this charming church has gracefully evolved over the decades, joining the Church of Scotland in 1929 and blossoming into the beautiful wedding venue it is today.

Imagine saying “I do” in a setting where historic charm meets modern comfort. The original church building, now one of the elegant church halls, adds character and intimacy to your celebration. With the addition of the spacious Centenary Hall and stylish meeting rooms completed in 2001, Greenbank Church effortlessly blends tradition and contemporary flair for your wedding day.

If you’re dreaming of a wedding venue that tells its own beautiful story, Greenbank Parish Church offers both charm and versatility to make your special day unforgettable.

Standing at the altar, Ross couldn’t take his eyes off his beautiful bride, united in matrimony, surrounded by their family and friends.

A bride and groom walk down the aisle together in a church, smiling while guests look on. The groom wears a kilt, and the bride holds a bouquet of flowers, created by Greenbank Church wedding photographer.

Post-ceremony, everyone moved to the wedding reception at the Dalmahoy Hotel, a charming 18th-century Baronial manor house with the perfect canvas for capturing timeless wedding photography.

After the fun and hilarity of the joyful confetti shower, the newlyweds mingled with their lovely guests at a fabulous drinks reception, filling the air with laughter and happy chatter.

Later, we took Catriona and Ross on their newlywed photoshoot on the beautiful grounds of Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club in West Lothian.

Moments like these are an absolute joy to capture. These lovebirds couldn’t stop smiling, and we loved every minute of capturing their love, their connection palpable in every frame.

A wonderful evening of celebration followed in the Dalmahoy Suite, which had been beautifully decorated with elegant floral arrangements. Twinkling lights created a dreamy ambience.

From candid moments during the speeches to the joyous laughter on the dancefloor, every one of our photos tells Catriona and Ross’ story of love and happiness.

Catriona and Ross’s wedding celebration at the Dalmahoy Hotel was a true testament to the timeless beauty of traditional weddings, and we were honoured to be a part of their fantastic day.

We’d love to hear from you if you’re looking for an experienced Greenbank Church wedding photographer to capture beautiful photos of you on your wedding day.

Greenbank Church Wedding Photographer 5-Star Reviews

Hire us as your Greenbank Church wedding photographer, and we promise you timeless photos and the very best customer service. But don’t just take our word for it:

  • wedding photographer at Dundas Castle: a couple wearing wedding attire gazes into each other's eyes and smiles, standing outdoors with a blurred natural background. The man wears a gray suit and green tie; the woman wears a white fur shoulder wrap.

    We had a great time and felt so comfortable!

    Jonathon and Claire are the loveliest 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.
    Zoe and Billy
  • A joyful couple in wedding attire sitting on a staircase, the man in a kilt and the woman in a white dress, both laughing.

    We absolutely love our wedding pictures

    Jonathon and Claire – we cannot thank you both enough for being the best – from start to finish, it has been a dream to work with you both! If you are reading this and considering booking – 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
    Helen and Daniel

Greenbank Parish Church Wedding FAQs

Why should we choose an Edinburgh-based professional for our Greenbank Church wedding photographer?

Being an experienced Greenbank Church wedding photographer means we understand it is a stunning, light-filled space, but capturing its true scale requires a photographer who understands the local geography and the church’s unique layout. Being local wedding photographers based in Edinburgh, we are well-versed in the best angles that respect the sanctity of the ceremony while ensuring the architecture shines. We often suggest taking a short trip to nearby Instagrammable locations in Edinburgh for your couple portraits after the service to give your gallery a mix of classic tradition and city chic.

Can we have a wedding content creator capture our day at Greenbank Church?

Yes, and it’s a fantastic way to bridge the gap between traditional media and instant sharing. Our wedding content creator Edinburgh
service is designed to be completely unobtrusive, capturing those raw, vertical “behind-the-scenes” moments that might otherwise go unseen. You’ll receive a curated bank of behind-the-scenes footage and an edited reel within 24 hours, which is perfect for couples who want to announce their “Just Married” status with professional-quality social media content while waiting for their main gallery.

What are the best spots for wedding photos near Greenbank Parish Church?

The church itself has a lovely, welcoming exterior, but its location in South Edinburgh puts you in a prime position for some iconic backdrops. We often coordinate with couples to stop off at the Hermitage of Braid or Blackford Hill for those sweeping city views. If you are heading to a reception at one of the best castle wedding venues in Scotland, we can plan the travel route to include a few “hidden gem” stops that make your wedding film truly stand out.

How do you handle the lighting and “no-flash” rules common in Edinburgh churches?

Respecting the minister and the service is our top priority. We use high-end, silent-shutter cameras that perform exceptionally well in low light, meaning we don’t need to use distracting flashes during your vows. This “documentary” approach ensures the atmosphere of Greenbank Church remains intimate and sacred. You can see how we handle these delicate lighting situations by browsing our Scottish wedding portfolio.

How quickly will we see our wedding photos after the ceremony?

We know the anticipation is huge, so we don’t keep you waiting. You can expect a “sneak peek” of your Greenbank Church wedding within the next few days. Your full, high-resolution photo gallery is typically delivered in about a week, though it may take up to four weeks during the busiest peak months. For those who can’t wait at all, our content creator service ensures you have beautiful footage on your phone the very next day.

Let’s Tell Your Story

We are Claire and Jonathon, a Greenbank Church wedding photographer couple with over 700 weddings of experience. If you love our natural, joyful style of photography, we would love to have a chat with you.

Photographer & Videographer

Meet Jonathon: From Design Masterpieces to Picture-Perfect Moments

Before stepping behind the lens full-time, Jonathon ran a successful print and graphic design business right here in Edinburgh. However, after marrying Claire and experiencing his own wedding day, he had a lightbulb moment: his true passion wasn't just printing images on a page, but actually being the one to capture the raw, authentic moments that make those images matter.

That realisation led to a bold career switch. Today, Jonathon is one of Scotland’s most experienced and sought-after wedding photographers and videographers. He uses his sharp designer's eye to perfectly frame every shot, seamlessly blending artistic flair with a relaxed, documentary approach. Whether it’s an intimate city elopement or a grand luxury wedding, Jonathon has the technical skill and the calm demeanour to capture it flawlessly.

Why Couples Trust Jonathon (and why you will, too!):

  • Unmatched Experience (700+ Weddings): He’s seen it all. This incredible milestone means Jonathon has a sixth sense for anticipating moments, ensuring he is always in the right place at the exact right time.
  • The Designer's Eye: His background in graphic design means your photos and films aren't just snapped; they are meticulously composed and beautifully lit.
  • Authentic & Timeless Style: He focuses on natural storytelling and documenting real, unposed emotions that will never go out of fashion.
  • A Personalised Approach: Your love story isn’t a copy-paste job, and neither is Jonathon’s approach. He takes the time to understand exactly what matters most to you.
  • Award-Winning Service: Recognised across the Scottish wedding industry for creative storytelling and outstanding, friendly customer service.

With a reputation built on genuine passion, deep expertise, and an absolute eye for the perfect shot, Jonathon is exactly who you want in your corner on your big day.

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