Being Caroline and Graham’s Dunglass Estate wedding photographer was another highlight of the year, and I’m delighted to share a few of my favourite photos from the day!
As a recommended photographer for this exclusive-use wedding venue, I know it’s always great to be back at Dunglass Estate.
Located on the east coast of Scotland, Dunglass has gorgeous views of the Firth Of Forth and is far removed from the city’s hustle and bustle.
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Dunglass Estate wedding photographer gallery of photos
A few of my favourites from Caroline and Graham’s gallery of Dunglass Estate wedding photos can be viewed below.
The wedding album of photos at Dunglass Estate is going to look fantastic!
Pre-ceremony preparations
I arrived in the morning and met Caroline and the girls in Dunglass House.
The bubbly was open, the girls were relaxed, and I loved the sense of excitement that was building.
Graham and the boys were getting ready nearby in the Stable Cottage. The whisky was in the hip flasks, and the excitement increased as the minutes ticked by.
I loved Graham’s kilt – but I am a wee bit biased as his kilt was made from exactly the same material (MacDonald muted) as my traditional tartan ‘trews’ – a man of good taste 🙂
Ceremony in the church
Caroline and Graham were married in the historic Dunglass Church.
Dating from the 15th century, the natural light coming into the church was beautiful and allowed me to photograph the wedding using natural light only.
A beautiful wedding ceremony was followed by celebratory drinks on the lawn.
Live music entertained the guests, and the weather was decent enough that guests enjoyed an ice cream as the newlyweds and I captured a few gorgeous photos towards the lake.
Speeches and party in the marquee
The wedding breakfast and evening celebrations were held in Dunglass Estate’s impressive marquee.
With enough space to accommodate well over a hundred diners, plus a good-sized dance floor, it was the perfect place to continue the celebration.
I loved the little details that Caroline and Graham had created in the marquee.
From personalised notices offering cheeky advice about dancing to my favourites—bespoke craft beer and personalised whisky—the marquee was stylish and unique.
The speeches were a lot of fun.
From Dad’s sincere appreciation of a wonderful daughter, Graham’s heartfelt thanks to everyone, to the Best Man’s funny (but unrepeatable!) anecdotes about student nights out in Edinburgh, there was much clapping, laughing and the odd tear or two.
This is what I love about weddings, and I love photographing all the reactions of family and guests.
After the wedding breakfast (which was delicious and supplied by Dunglass Estate’s in-house caterers), the newlyweds cut their wedding cake.
Check out the photos of the cake; it was one of the best cakes I’ve seen, a beautiful ‘naked’ sponge cake topped with fruits and no icing to be seen anywhere. Unique and delicious!
This wonderful Dunglass Estate wedding finished with me photographing the 30 minutes or so of the evening celebration.
Evening entertainment was by the ever-fabulous wedding band Callanish.
The dance floor was packed, and it was great to see the aforementioned signage being noted – some great moves on the dance floor!