Just a quick note to say I will be exhibiting at the Rothes Halls Wedding Fayre, this Sunday 1st March, from 11am till 4pm.
I shall have several albums on display, and will be available personally to talk to you about your wedding day photography. Unfortunately I will be on my own tomorrow so if the stand is busy, please be patient, I will try to get around as many future NMP clients as possible!
I will also be running a prize draw for "Bonding" wedding day, "Back Again" post wedding and "Breathless" boudoir session offers! And everyone that enters the prize draw will receive further offers by email the week after the fayre.
I ran this prize draw at the Edinburgh Wedding Fayre at the Assembly Halls last month with great success; the winners there were
- Cara Christie from Edinburgh
- Chloe Bertini from Edinburgh
- Elsie MacDougall from Edinburgh
- Nicola Brown from Broxburn
Well done girls!
After some mingling with their guests and some much needed champagne, I took the newlyweds around the grounds of the Priory.
The setting sun provided the most amazing light for these portraits.......
Love this shot of the three generations.....
Tom, the Best Man and son of the Groom.
The entrance of the bridal party to Pink Floyd finished with the bride literally RUNNING down the aisle, dragging her father behind her!
It caused great amusement with the guests!
The ceremony was quick and painless, but emotional. 
For me the bride's parents make this shot... 
Emma giggled her way through it all!
"Come on, hurry up...... call us 'man and wife'!!!!!"
At last, the first kiss!
While the paperwork was being signed, this young dude kept me amused! 
And the new Mr and Mrs Nunn exited the room as crazily as they entered, with Emma dancing back down the aisle! 
The first drink as man and wife, and Emma literally went "phew....." at this point!! 
Emma was gorgeous...
It was bizarre to be working with a bride who was very camera aware! The joys of knowing how the day happens, huh?!
And this was a lovely moment between mother and daughter, it was a special day for both of them.
This dress was stunning, I know I have said it often but it was! Designed by the bride herself, and made by Beverley Wedgewood Bridal Design; it certainly was different.
And of course Emma had to have RED shoes too!
I think this is one of my favourite photos of the day....
Her tiara was also beautiful, and full of detail.
It was a proud papa that walked into the room then, and saw his daughter in that dress for the first time.....
