Near Edinburgh is the privately owned Borthwick Castle where brides can prepare in the bedroom where Mary Queen of Scots resided. Couples can choose between a ceremony in a nearby church and being led back to the reception in the Great Hall by a piper or in the Garrison room at the castle. There is an opportunity for bride and groom portrait photographs on the top of the twin towers and enjoy spectacular vistas as the late night sun sets.
Another beautiful venue for your wedding, is Oxenfoord Castle in Midlothian and again you can decide between a ceremony at nearby Cranston church and walk back led by a piper down the “long walk” turning off to have some portraits at the old gate and the bridge. Although fine weather cannot be certain you can at least be guaranteed beautiful ornate interiors from the many wedding venues Edinburgh has to offer. However the more adventurous may want to venture to other parts of Scotland, such as Dryburgh Abbey and the splendour of Roxburgh Hotel and Golf Course in Roxburghshire and home of the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe.
Edinburgh Wedding Photographer Ivor Tetteh-Lartey has many years professional experience in documentary wedding photography in Scotland and his commercial background enables Ivor to create beautifully lit and romantic album images that will give you viewing pleasure for the years ahead. So if you are searching for a professional photographer to create images of your special day, please get in touch with Ivor.
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