WWW readers Fiona and Paul held their hand-fasting wedding ceremony beside Loch an Eilein on the 5th September 2015, within a pine forest in the Highlands of Scotland. A good old fashioned knees up followed at a village hall which was decked out in bunting, festoon lights and DIY décor. In fact most of their day was a home made effort, with the blooms, food and stationery all being arranged by this amazing couple.
The setting was so magical and the bohemian vibe flowed into the attire too. Fiona chose an exquisite backless gown by Free People which she teamed with a Gypsophila flower crown, Paul meanwhile opted for a classic look in a handsome kilt and jacket.
Thanks so much to Solen Photography for sharing these striking images today.  

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THE PROPOSAL | We were engaged for 8 years before we got married! We have been together 14 years now. We went backpacking in Australia in 2007 where Paul proposed at Ayers rock. We didn?t know it at the time but we would carry on travelling on and off for the next 6 years. So it took us a while to get around to it!
THE VISION | We knew we wanted our wedding to be relaxed and informal and most importantly represent us as a couple. We wanted you to walk in and know who?s wedding you were at. We also really wanted to have an outdoor ceremony. In terms of theme, I wouldn?t really say we had one – it was a bit vintage, a bit rustic, a little nod to our travels –...