Some photos from my wedding last month

**robinv** · 10th November 11, 07:07 AM

Groom, frazzled from trying to organise everything

Young guests

Groom, best man & bridesmaid in church, waiting for the bride to arrive

Bride, father of bride & bridesmaid entering the church

Best man, groom, bride & father of bride as bride makes it up the aisle without tripping

Same group seen from rear of church

Exchange rings and tie the knot

And that's us, married

The church in colour

The paparazzi

**robinv** · 10th November 11, 07:18 AM

A short moment of quiet before the reception

Then it's time to head down

Dinner in the village hall

Speeches

and Cake

**robinv** · 10th November 11, 07:19 AM

We start off the dancing with a Swedish Masquerade

And the guests join in

Strip the willow

**RockyR** · 10th November 11, 07:22 AM

Wonderful pics! Do you have more of the kilts in color? [EDIT: He added more] I'm taking a shot in the dark, but is the father of the bride wearing Anderson?

I love the gent with the Scottish National Trews... very smart look.

I also like your 3 button window pane blue tweed jacket. Tones very well with the kilt.

**RussellSm** · 10th November 11, 07:30 AM

Absolutely outstanding pictures. Would love to know where the ceremony was held. It looked like a beautiful location.

Cogratulations to the bride and good luck to the groom.

**chewse** · 10th November 11, 07:35 AM

Beautiful!!!! Congratulations!

**J_Mimbs** · 10th November 11, 07:38 AM

Those are beautiful! I love the trews as well; I really want a pair.

**Father Bill** · 10th November 11, 07:46 AM

Congratulations, and every blessing for a long and happy life together. From external appearances, and from the smiles and eyes, looks like you've got a "keeper!"

Bill+

**biblemonkey** · 10th November 11, 07:48 AM

Congratulations! Everyone looked wonderful and so full of joy. And that church is lovely, where is it?

**robinv** · 10th November 11, 08:18 AM

Originally Posted by RockyR

Wonderful pics! Do you have more of the kilts in color? I'm taking a shot in the dark, but is the father of the bride wearing Anderson?

I love the gent with the Scottish National Trews... very smart look.

I also like your 3 button window pane blue tweed jacket. Tones very well with the kilt.

Thanks :-)

Yes, Sheryl's family are Andersons from Moray on her father's side and MacIntyres and MacDonalds from Uist on her mother's side.

I'm wearing MacDonald of the Isles so that there would be some MacDonald representation at the wedding as Sheryl's gran had died a few years ago. My family are from Devon on my father's side and the English side of the border on my mother's so there's not a big tradition of kilt wearing, but I had promised I'd wear it.

The tweed jacket is in Marton Mills CGE116 (cairngorme flintstone quarry)

-robin