Linsay and Carlos at the Culag, Loch Lomond

What do you get if you take a girl from Inchinnan and a boy from Venezuela and make them meet in a whisky bar in Madrid? You get a fabulous wedding on the shores of Loch Lomond, filled with  family, friends and happiness, followed by an evening mix of salsa and ceilidh dancing!!

Family and friends from near and very far gathered at the Culag on a gloriously hot summers' day. Linsay's colours were vibrant and the views across Loch Lomond were stunning. The Culag is a fantastic venue for smaller weddings, especially when you have the weather that Linsay and Carlos did.

There are now visitors from Venezuela convinced that Scotland is a sub-tropical paradise (with midges of course!). Carlos and Linsay had a wonderful day, and a surprise was also in store for Carlos; Linsay's mum had bought him a small piece of Scottish land, and she presented the certificate and honorary title that accompanied it at the end of the speeches.

Arise, Lord Carlos!! It truly was a day filled with love and laughter, a joyful coming together of families and cultures.

Linsay and Carlos, it was an absolute pleasure to be part of your special day. Thank you so much, and I hope you enjoy these sample images. More soon.

Sandy

www.specialdaymemories.co.uk

sandy@specialdaymemories.co.uk

0141 884 2250

Loch Lomond Weddings

As regular readers of this blog will know, I love Loch Lomond and the surrounding area, and I really love working at the many wonderful wedding venues that the National Park has to offer. The scenery is just stunning, a really amazing sense of atmosphere, a real sense of Scottishness, if you know what I mean. Which is why I have chosen to team up with Your Wedding at Loch Lomond, a lovely website with a great list of suppliers for all beautiful brides who want that stunning loch side view. They can be found at the link below.

Sandy

Joan & Tony

Joan and Tony were blessed with a cold and clear, but sunny Scottish autumn day on Saturday when they were married in Inchinnan Church before heading off towards Loch Lomond. By the time we got to  The Culag on Loch Lomond the sun had spread its last rays across the shoulder of Ben Lomond, just begging to be photographed. What a gorgeous backdrop for a beautiful couple.

The Culag is a superb venue with stunning views both up and down the Loch and Patrick is a wonderful host. The Culag is also the refueling station for the Seaplane and we were lucky enough to be there when it flew in. An experience that provided us even more opportunities for fantastic photographs.

I am always aware of the priviledge it is, to be part of someones wedding day, but feel even more honoured when the occassion is such a small and intimate family affair. Thank you Joan and Tony, I do hope that you enjoy these 2 images as a taster while you wait for the rest.

Sandy

http://www.specialdaymemories.co.uk/

http://www.sandrakeddiephotography.co.uk/