Being Rebecca and Ross’s St Mary’s Cathedral wedding photographer was such a pleasure!
It felt terrific being back as a candid wedding photographer at this impressive venue for a wedding.
We’ve had the pleasure of being St Mary’s Cathedral wedding photographer on many occasions, and it’s always one of the Edinburgh wedding venues we love to return to!
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St Mary’s Cathedral Wedding Photos
Here is a selection of our favourite St Mary’s Cathedral wedding photos from Rebecca and Ross’s fabulous Edinburgh wedding day.
Catholic Marriage Ceremony


Rebecca and Ross chose the fabulous setting of St Mary’s Cathedral Edinburgh, for their marriage ceremony.
We’ve always loved photographing and filming Catholic marriage ceremonies at this fabulous and historic building in Edinburgh’s city centre.
Guests arrived at the church, and part of our role as St Mary’s Cathedral wedding photographer was capturing candid photos as guests heard the Celtic skirl of the bagpipes, played by legendary Pipe Major Iain Grant.
Groomsman Ross looked smart in his kilt outfit from local kiltmaker Gordon Nicholson.
Ross looked so happy; he didn’t seem nervous and took everything in his stride as he greeted and chatted with his guests.
Joined by fifty of their closest family and friends, Rebecca and Ross had a touching marriage ceremony led by Father Jamie McMorrin.
Rebecca glowed as we shot her St Mary’s Cathedral wedding photos.
She was such a beautiful bride; her radiance was captivating.
Her stunning dress with crystal and pearl detailing was by Edinburgh-based designer Tatsiana Marynich of Fashion Bride.
After the marriage ceremony, the newlyweds were met with warm congratulations.
A group photo of the bride and groom caught the attention of passers-by.
Then, a beautiful confetti shower followed on the steps in front of St Mary’s Cathedral Edinburgh.
Newlywed Photos at Old College


Afterwards, Jonathon and the newlyweds drove together in a beautiful car, to Old College on South Bridge.
The Old College is a building that forms part of the University of Edinburgh.
Its stunning architecture made the perfect, romantic setting for a newlywed photoshoot for Rebecca and Ross.
Reception at The Caledonian Edinburgh


Claire made her way to The Caledonian Edinburgh, where guests enjoyed themselves at the champagne reception in the Castle Lounge.
The mood was happy, relaxed and charming.
The room was filled with smooth tones from the piano.
It was great to see everyone having such a wonderful time.
The Castle Suite looked sensational, dressed for the meal.
Tables adorned with beautiful fresh flowers by local florists, Roseparks, and pretty pink organza bows tied on the backs of chairs.
Delicate favours of French macarons positioned at each table setting added the perfect personal touch.
Speeches in The Castle Suite


As the newlyweds were announced into The Castle Suite, guests clapped and cheered in time with the piper Iain.
What a joyous occasion with a great atmosphere!
A delicious meal was served for all to enjoy, followed by emotional and humorous speeches by Rebecca’s Dad, Ross’s brother and the groomsman himself.
There was a lot of laughter! It was awesome to capture all the reactions, all the joy, and all the love of Rebecca and Ross’s fabulous day.
First Dance in The Castle Suite


Rebecca and Ross took to the dance floor to perform their first official duty as husband and wife, their first dance.
Surrounded by family and friends, Rebecca and Ross twirled around the dancefloor.
We had a fantastic day being a St Mary’s Cathedral wedding photographer! Congratulations once again to our lovely newlyweds.