{"id":3396,"date":"2022-11-06T00:41:25","date_gmt":"2022-11-06T00:41:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/weddingplan360.com\/?p=3396"},"modified":"2022-11-06T00:41:26","modified_gmt":"2022-11-06T00:41:26","slug":"a-dreamy-showstopping-dress-for-richelle-and-toms-edinburgh-wedding-with-lina-and-tom-photography","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/weddingplan360.com\/news\/a-dreamy-showstopping-dress-for-richelle-and-toms-edinburgh-wedding-with-lina-and-tom-photography\/","title":{"rendered":"A dreamy showstopping dress for Richelle and Tom’s Edinburgh wedding, with Lina and Tom Photography"},"content":{"rendered":"

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At the same time as a marriage blogger, you simply don\u2019t see this<\/em> kind of gorgeous that always. And I mean \u2013 my breath is taken, this stunning Scottish wedding is out of this WORLD! I stumbled across Richelle and Tom\u2019s wedding via our lovely dressmaker member Felicity Westmacott. It goes without saying that Richelle\u2019s dress is incredible; and indeed every thing from this amazing (pre-pandemic) wedding is rocking my wedding bloggy world today \u2013 not least the sensible couple who’re the celebs of all of it.<\/p>\n

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They selected the stupendously talented Lina & Tom as their wedding photographers, and it\u2019s been an absolute joy to read their review for his or her entire wedding photography experience. Do take a look at their website when you haven\u2019t already seen the magic they create \u2013 it\u2019s the most effective I\u2019ve ever seen.<\/p>\n

I also should share this little note from Lina when she replied to my email about featuring this wedding \u2013 she put it simply and beautifully:<\/p>\n

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Felicity is a genius and the more people realize it the higher, Richelle\u2019s dress was divine and that is literally one in every of our favourite ever weddings\u2026<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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www.linaandtom.com<\/p>\n

How did you select your photographer?<\/h2>\n

Initially Tom followed them on Instagram, then we happened to bump into them at the one wedding fair we went to \u2013 where Tom gave Tom a flyer with a tea bag on \u2026. and so they bonded over tea! A number of meetings, calls and obsessing about cats later we knew they were the appropriate selection.<\/p>\n

Were you pleased together with your wedding photographer? Do tell\u2026 we love a superb review!<\/h2>\n

They were amazing, from meeting up for a gin or two to debate to travelling as much as Edinburgh and the shots they took \u2013 every thing was incredible. We just wish we had confirmed them earlier so we could have had them at our party (a couple of days after the marriage down south) \u2013 not since the chap they got to sub in wasn\u2019t amazing \u2013 but because we might have loved to have thrown some shapes with them on the dance floor. We cannot recommend them highly enough, they love an adventure, a dance and are a singular combination of talented, passionate and organised. Oh and I reckon they might DJ too when you asked them!<\/p>\n

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How did the pandemic affect your wedding plans? Do you have got any advice to share with couples planning their weddings without delay?<\/h2>\n

Luckily for us it was pre-pandemic. We did nonetheless watch our beloved suppliers struggle, so once we could, we helped out \u2013 buying additional photos from Lina and Tom, ordering takeout from our catering company and recommending the venue, and tech suppliers to others we all know planning weddings in the world. Being within the events world we know the way hard all of it has been, and we hope that everybody planning was capable of hold bookings where possible each customer and vendor sides.<\/p>\n

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Did you’re keen on wearing your outfits? How was the dress \/ suit shopping experience?<\/h2>\n

Tom:<\/strong> Mine was pretty easy, once we had selected Edinburgh I needed to get a kilt. I had promised my Nana that I’d get married in a kilt<\/strong> \u2013 so a visit to Geoffrey Tailor on Edinburgh High St to get a Ross tartan kilt was arranged and so they did me proud. I purchased a ravishing tailored modern Ross Kilt with a Contemporary charcoal tweed jacket and waistcoat. After all once the Groom is in a kilt, and you’re in a castle in Edinburgh, it was easy to get the remaining of the marriage party chaps into one. Geoffrey Tailor were capable of help out all with hire items and even adding to another family tartan outfits that were needed.
https:\/\/www.geoffreykilts.co.uk<\/p>\n

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Richelle:<\/strong> having tried dresses on at just about every wedding dress shop within the UK (and a pair outside of the country) the penny dropped and I asked a friend (Claire-Michelle T-P) where she had got her fabulous dress made and he or she passed on Felicity\u2019s details. The planets aligned and I managed to get the last slot she was accepting before happening maternity! So on the promise that I wouldn\u2019t gain or lose any weight that might require alterations in the ultimate days of her pregnancy we went ahead. She was incredible, I wasn\u2019t a lot, just having a set of ideas of bits and an idea in my head. She managed to extract all my thoughts and fill in all of the gaps. What she produced was beyond what I could have imagined<\/strong>, it was a bodice with two different skirts designed in either configuration to appear like a dress, and yes each had pockets! The twin look was key to how we desired to do our wedding, the family formal section and the party element, plus who doesn\u2019t love a fancy dress change!<\/p>\n

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Should you\u2019d wish to know more about how Richelle\u2019s dress was made, head over to Felicity\u2019s blog where she explains her process behind creating Richelle\u2019s waterfall skirt, bodice and jacket \u2013 it\u2019s an enchanting read!<\/em><\/p>\n

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