Scotland
Unusual Venues Edinburgh – Wedding Venues
Unusual Venues Edinburgh deal in wedding venues that are rare, enchanting and downright extraordinary. Their three main venues are wedding photo album friendly and historic in equal measure, with some being featured in old literature and all being a part of Edinburgh’s rich past in one way or another. These are a world away from the same old wedding venues that guests might’ve visited before and are a fabulous alternative for brides who like to do things differently.
Fairytale Asylum Photography – Wedding Photography
Creative, not forced. Emotive, not staged. Heartfelt, not contrived. That’s Emma North’s style. We. Ruddy. Love. It. She rallies against “firing squad photography” and instead focuses on letting you and your guests have the time of your life and just makes sure she’s there to capture all the fun. Emma is a true photo ninja and if her pictures are worth 1000 words, then it’s your stories that are doing the talking.
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Flossy and Dossy – Bridalwear
Glamourous, gorgeous, graceful. Flossy and Dossy’s intricate bridalwear is perfect if you’re an alternative bride looking for a modern vintage dress that is uniquely “you”. That being said, these handmade pieces can easily be transformed with a few wild flowers to make them into beautiful boho chic gowns for rustic weddings if you’re venturing out into the Scottish countryside for your perfect “I do”.
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2Flux – Wedding Stationary
If your wedding is far from ordinary then you shouldn’t settle for the same old wedding stationary. Instead you should peruse 2Flux’s stylish designs and find the look that suits you. You might love geometric patterns, you might adore bohemian calligraphy, your heart might start pounding at the sight of floral watercolours with sprigs of wild flowers thrown in for good measure. There’s something original here for every bride, and whichever design you choose, your guests will most certainly be asking where you got it from.
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