Let’s start by saying that Kim and Paul are the adventurous type not really a couple that’s put off by a little bit of public romancing, wow! so they opted for their engagement session to be in the middle of Edinburgh. The theme was to be very much urban, with an added twist of some water, and nature. This isn’t what I would call a popular theme as it’s obviously a lot more populated than your local park is and as such it’s not ideal for most couples, so think carefully if you’re leaning towards this as a potential theme for your own shoot. Lots of confidence is required! 

Like a lot of couples they also decided to add a family element into it as well nearer the end – this is quite popular for obvious reasons, and it’s not a problem to fit this in should you wish to do this on your shoot – just ask  

Here are a few shots from their session .. enjoy!

A typical J-Sol “funky” shot

Last, but certainly not least, we had a little fun with the pedestrians

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At last, I finally managed to squeeze a blog post in-between all the client meetings and wedding fayres that are currently going on right now

So, getting to the point, let me introduce you to Gemma and Gordon. They held their wedding at the Old Cathcart Parish Church, with their reception at House for an Art Lover both of which are located in Glasgow, just in case you weren’t sure  

The weather was, well let’s say very changeable    but when it really mattered we finally got outside and caught a few shots before the sun went down for the day.

The boys all looking their best ..

and of course the girls ..

who were all outshone by the bride of course  

Just a little “Solly magic” going on in this one

I just had to shoot these two, with that stunning window, it was a shame not to really

and finally, a silhouette shot to end what was a truly fantastic day …

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