All their families and friends gathered for a drink when they arrived and then took their seats in front of the castle ruin – not something I’ve seen before but it looked really lovely. Kathryn looked stunning in her wedding dress and Steven looked pretty chuffed when he saw her walking down the aisle to meet him!

After a lovely afternoon drinking champagne on the lawn, everyone headed down to the restaurant for the wedding breakfast, preceded by one of the best best man’s speeches I’ve heard, and then afterwards it was a night of dancing to the fabulous Cast Ewe Ceilidh Band….as soon as they start playing you can’t help yourself…your feet just start dancing!

Kathryn and Steven, many congratulations and here’s to a long and happy future together. Family and friends, please feel free to leave a comment for the happy couple below.

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Johanna and Kristoffer, it was lovely to meet you, and I hope you will return to Skye one day with your daughter to show her where you made your special vows.

Please feel free to leave a comment for the happy couple, who are honeymooning in Skye and the rest of Scotland, before returning to Sweden.

Susan was given away by her lovely son Andrew and beautiful daughter Rachel, who was a bridesmaid, along with Susan’s long time friend Valerie, whose husband Kenneth was the best man. Valerie and Kenneth’s triplets, Erin, Morven and Baird were flowergirls and pageboy – that’s what you call keeping it in the family!

Susan’s flowers, which smelled absolutely gorgeous, were created by Donald MacIntosh of Loch Duich Plants and her cake which was a masterpiece, was created by Fiona MacKinnon (Cakes by Fiona MacKinnon). Susan is a lover of nature and wanted a cake that symbolised woodland and water – Fiona very cleverly made half the cake in a bluey-green colour to represent a waterfall and the remainder had incredible detailing in the decorations to represent woodland flowers and leaves and nuts. Perhaps her best creation yet!

The dancefloor saw some action until the party finished around 12.30 and the couple left the following morning for a short honeymoon at The Torridon, where they got engaged last year.

Susan and Kevin – it really was a pleasure to be part of your day and I wish you both all the very best for the future. And to their family and friends – please feel free to leave the happy couple a nice comment below! x

They were a super couple – totally great fun and Jen is just a zany, crazy girl (in a good way!). The couple’s two dogs, Jack Russell Molly Magoo, and Italian Greyound, Gus, accompanied them for their trip to Skye and although they were not at the wedding, they were suitably attired with little doggy collars. After the ceremony, we took a little wander around Portree and the dogs got to have a photo with their newly married mum and dad.

Jen and Ian, it was a pleasure and a blast. Wishing you all the very best for your future together. x

Please feel free to leave a comment below for the happy couple!

Anyway, the couple arrived in Scotland on Tuesday, having driven over from their home in Bremen. They are spending their visit at Kinloch Lodge, so after we spent some time around Armadale Castle, we went back to Kinloch Lodge for some additional shots.

Anya and Hergen were such a pleasure to photograph as they are clearly very much in love; and to all those cynics out there….sometimes holiday romances DO work! These two met on a holiday in the Canary Isles ten years ago, spent the holiday together and have never looked back.

Here are a few of my favourite images from the few hours I spent with them. I hope you like them and please feel free to leave a comment for the happy bride and groom, below.

Anya und Hergen: Riesige Glückwünsche zu Ihrer Hochzeit und ich wünsche Ihnen alles Gute für eine lange und glückliche gemeinsame Zukunft. Danke, dass ihr mich als Ihren Fotografen. Liebe, Lynne xx

Giggling seemed to be a theme throughout the day, as Eilidh couldn’t help a few laughs during the cermeony when she was saying her vows, although she blames brother-in-law and best man Brian, for making her laugh!

The father of the bride speech was interesting at this wedding because not only did Eilidh’s dad Nigel do a great speech, he did it in conjuction with Eilidh’s mum Annette – a great double act indeed.

After the meal it was time to let loose on the dance floor; the band for the evening was Rhythm ‘n Reel who were excellent but as a surprise for the guests, Craig, who is guitarist and singer in a band himself, performed two or three songs to his new wife, and their guests. He’s not bad either!

Eilidh and Craig are currently on honeymoon but please feel free to leave a comment for them below, for their return. Here are a few of my favourite images from the day.

The whole day was relaxed and lovely and romantic and fun. Great couple, great venue, great family, great guests. What more can you ask for!

Here are some of my favourites, okay, a lot of my favourites. But, as this is my last big wedding this year, I’m ending it with a bumper blog post!

Please feel free to leave a comment for Elaine and Tony below. And from me….”All the very best you two, in your amazing new life together”. xx

Earlier this week I photographed the wedding of Chris and Anna from Yorkshire. It was a very intimate wedding with just their little daughter Natasha, and Chris’s parents in attendance. Eilean Donan looked glorious in the warm winter sunshine and celebrant Judi Buttner’s ceremony was very moving. Afterwards we did a little tour of the castle and grounds to take some shots for Chris and Anna to remember their special day. Please feel free to leave a comment below for the newlyweds.