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Wedding Photography at Guthrie Castle – Rosie & David

graemebrown — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 14:39:46 +0000

I’m dying to blog some photographs from Rosie and David’s recent wedding at Guthrie Castle, there was so much happening with even a visit from a vintage ice-cream seller courtesy of Le Tricycle. However it’s a house rule here that the bride & groom are always first to see their images so until they have viewed the (rather large) collection of official wedding photos you’ll have to be satisfied with this sneak peak ….

More coming soon …..

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Wedding photography in Scotland – Lynsey & Stephen at Guthrie Castle

graemebrown — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 23:30:00 +0000

Wedding #2, my last visit of the year to Guthrie Castle. We thought we had a lot of snow that day ……

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Wedding Photography at Guthrie Castle – Jane & Sam Part 1

graemebrown — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:39:35 +0000

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect for Jane & Sam’s wedding, but with Jane’s theatrical background I knew it would be different – and it was! The bride wore boots, the groom carried a sonic screwdriver, and Jane and her team of volunteers had decked out the pavilion at Guthrie Castle beautifully. The 70 guests had a great time and as usual Paul, Pamela & the Guthrie Castle team did a fantastic job of running the wedding – nothing is too much trouble for the Guthrie team, one reason why it is one of the best venues for a wedding in Scotland.

Here are a few of my favourite pictures from the day, the full collection will be online soon.

Wedding Photography at Guthrie Castle by Graeme Brown

Wedding Photography by Graeme Brown, Wedding Photographer, Edinburgh, Scotland

Wedding Photography at Guthrie Castle – Jane & Sam Part 2

graemebrown — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:39:17 +0000

Some more pictures from the afternoon of Jane & Sam’s wedding at Guthrie Castle:

Wedding Photography at Guthrie Castle by Graeme Brown

Wedding Photography by Graeme Brown, Wedding Photographer, Edinburgh, Scotland

Nicola & Ben’s wedding at Guthrie Castle

graemebrown — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 20:00:10 +0000

Nicola & Ben chose the wonderful Guthrie Castle for their wedding, managing to dodge the occasional shower to get married in the gardens. Paul & Pamela along with the rest of the Guthrie Castle team made sure everything ran perfectly. Here are a few pictures from the day:

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The rest of the images will be online soon, check back here for updates. In the meantime please feel free to leave us a comment below, we’d love to hear from you.

Ginny & Scott’s wedding at Guthrie Castle

graemebrown — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:11:50 +0000

Guthrie Castle is one of my favourite wedding venues – it’s a stunning castle, the grounds are fabulous (and heaven for a photographer – great views everywhere) and the team, led by Pamela, always make sure that your wedding runs perfectly. It was therefore a huge pleasure to return for Ginny & Scott’s wedding, accompanied by Tracy & Callum who were shooting the wedding video for us. The weather played along perfectly and everyone had a fantastic time.

Here is a slideshow of some of my favourite images from the day:

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After dinner we were asked to shoot studio portraits of all the guests, with a bit of organising we shot 58 portraits of 163 people in just 44 minutes – wonder if this is a world record? The pictures are now online in the gallery to view & order – click on the link ‘Recent Weddings’ above.

Sara & John at Guthrie Castle

graemebrown — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:21:33 +0000

The first of many visits to Guthrie Castle today, for the unusual Medieval-themed wedding of Sara & John, which took place four years to the day since their first date. A small group of family and friends made the trip from the south-east of England to Guthrie Castle for a truly unique wedding. Although cold & windy the weather held off to allow Sara & John to marry outside, with Sara being piped tot he ceremony by Steven of Scotia Pipers, who also provided a lesson in bagpipe playing to ‘King’ John – it’s harder than it looks!

Pamela and the team did their usual excellent job of keeping everything running smoothly and it was wonderful to be part of such a memorable wedding, here are a few pictures from the day:

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