So far this year I have had an Irish-American wedding, a French-Scottish wedding, an Italian-English wedding and a Columbian-Scottish wedding. Liz and Lawson brought me my first Scottish-Kenyan wedding. It was brilliant. Set in the opulence of The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh, The Caledonian or The Caley to you and me, around Christmas time and on a crisp cold day.
A super friendly bunch of folk from across the globe and one or two interesting Kenyan traditions meant that this was a spectacle to behold and a great wedding to photograph.
Lots of rushing around in the morning of the weddingHappy, smiling brideThe FlowersSome Kenyan colourDon’t know what is in the box but the bride seems to like it.The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh The Caledonian.
Nervous groom, deep breathsHere comes the bride
The ubiquitous wedding day selfieRisking life and linb on Princes Street
Glad I didn’t have to hoover that lot up.The one and only Pipe Major Iain Grant
Toast the Piper
I do like capturing eye contact.
Proud mother watches her sons speech.
Traditional Kenyan cooking pot so liz can cook for her man.Sign of a good speechLiz’s Kenyan crew put on a wee dance for all the guests.First dance
There is always one rowdy table at every wedding, this was it.
Feel free to express yourself with the medium of dance.
