This venue was featured recently on The Wedding Collective blog and was described as “a dreamy, plant-filled glasshouse and garden space with laid back bohemian vibes.”
Deborah making her big entrance with her dad David. Mind those leaves!
Deborah and
Steve chose to get married there quite simply because it is a beautiful, unique setting and not a traditional
wedding venue. They went for lunch there a couple of weeks after they got
engaged and instantly fell in love with the place. They both enjoy camping and
being outdoors and for them it's the perfect rural escape, close
to the city, where they love spending a Sunday.
Steve
and Deborah met at work in 2003. Steve says they got on straight away as
Deborah seemed like a really nice genuine person; Deborah says she instantly
knew they were going to get on as Steve had such a happy outgoing personality
and was very chatty.
Steve also recalls thinking Deborah had good taste in music and
an awesome handbag - a star wars lunchbox she was using as one!
For Deborah and Steve, marriage means a new level to their relationship. Not a changing of who and what they are together but a deepening of the already strong bond they have together.
And of course, a wedding is also a great excuse for a knees-up!
One of the readings during the ceremony, called 'The Cramond Question' was very fitting as it was written especially for the happy couple..... Hmmm, I wonder who Big Beardy Boy could be?
The Cramond Question by Steve Kell
And of course, a wedding is also a great excuse for a knees-up!
The Cramond Question by Steve Kell
Big beardy boy and
his fair lass
Went down to Cramond
Isle
There was a
question to be asked
One he’d pondered
for a while
Shirt all ironed,
beard all combed
Looking just so
smart
It would no longer
be postponed
Time to follow his
heart
Wine all chilled,
the scene as set
His courage all
gathered in
He took her hands,
held her gaze
Then popped the
Cramond question
The sun stood
still, world held its breath
Was if the answer
it could guess
But the answer to
the Cramond question
Was, of course,
just a simple yes
Deborah and Steve, congratulations and a huge thank you for asking me to be a part of your special day, and also for sharing these lovely photos by Rab Stout!
“Fiona, thank you again for being the one to
marry us, help make our day so fantastic, and for all your help in the run up.”
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