I don’t know what better way to introduce this wedding then to just come right out and say it. FAIRYTALE through and through. And as cliche as this may sound, one glimpse of Blairquhan Castle walls and I think you might agree. Scotland has the inner princess in me squealing with delight and the gorgeous images from Craig & Eva Sanders Photography? Beyond, beyond, beyond. Stopping by the gallery is an absolute must on this one folks.
Clare and Tony hail from Liverpool – the home of the fab four themselves, The Beatles. However having got engaged on holiday in Bonnie Scotland, they decided to complete the circle by having their wedding here as well. They got married at the stunning Blairquhan Castle, built in the 17th Century in the heart of the Ayrshire Countryside.
Tony and Clare’s relaxed and informal day was filled with so many beautiful touches. Highlights were an amazing cake made by her father and to top it off Tony sang a surprise song after their first dance. He might not sell as many records as the fab four but we think they make a fab twosome.
Photography: Craig & Eva Sanders Photography / Flowers: June Dunlop / Dress: Phillipa Lepley Couture / Shoes: Butler & Wilson / Tony’s Suit: Mr. Start / Make Up: Sparkle (the lovely Catherine) / Band : T O’Connor Band / Cake: handmade by Clare’s Dad … a very unique James Kane design 
/ Venue: Blairquhan Castle
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Gorgeous! I especially love that magnificent ceiling and boat photo.
The image of her with her father coming down the stirs is perfect!
Absolutely stunning! I am a huge fan of Criag and Eva, their style of photography is gorgeous......and they are lovely people too x
Love love love that last photo!
A beautiful, beautiful set of images. Great vision and execution from the photographers. xx
Craig and Eva photographed one of my brides and captured the detial of the accessories so well. This is a fab shoot as to be expected x