Graeme Brown Photography & Video

I had the pleasure recently of photographing a performance of the Stephen Sondheim musical ‘Follies‘ at the G12 Theatre in Glasgow. With a fabulous cast directed by Walter Paul the show runs until Saturday. Get your tickets here, and meanwhile here are some of the pictures from the show:

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Kirsty & Rick’s wedding at Dalhousie Castle saw unusually good weather (it’s been a terrible year weather-wise), not to mention three priests, two owls and a step-eagle! Kirsty and her bridesmaids got ready in the magnificent Mary Queen of Scots suite at Dalhousie before going on to St David’s church in nearby Dalkeith, then back to Dalhousie for the reception. The weather was good enough to have drinks on the terrace while we did some fabulous pictures and then upstairs for speeches, dinner & dancing.

Here are some of my favourites from the day …..

Next day was a trip up to Carnoustie Golf Hotel for Wendy & Gordon’s wedding. Unfortunately the high winds & rain put paid to our plans to shoot some photos on the beach but we still got some great shots during the afternoon. I’m told the party on Saturday night was pretty wild, and I’m sure everyone had a great time!

Thanks as usual to all the staff at the hotel, particularly Morag who seems to manage to be everywhere at once - we had a very tight schedule during the afternoon and with her help we managed to get through all the photos and still be on time.

Here are a few pictures from the day. If you would like to be notified when the full collection is available, or you just want to leave a comment, please feel free to send us a message.

Gemma and Steve are moving to Australia ( a one-way honeymoon!) so it wasn’t just a wedding, it was a going-away party as well. And what a party - four bridesmaids, three (yes, three) Best Men, two fabulous musical performances, and one private air display!

Fingask Castle, between Perth and Dundee, was the location for the wedding, and it was the perfect venue - the castle is in beautiful condition, with extensive gardens and a fabulous marquee pavilion.

The air display was performed by reknowned Perth-based aerobatics pilot Dai Heather-Hayes flying his Pitts biplane and was a huge surprise to everyone, being arranged secretly as a surprise by Steve’s father, also an aerobatic pilot and instructor. Being a former pilot myself (although I always found staying the right way up to be preferable), and a general plane-nut, I particularly enjoyed this part of the day!

Thanks to everyone who made me so welcome all day, here are a few images from the day - I hope you enjoy them, please leave a comment.

A wedding in a restaurant … bride arriving in a 60’s minibus … a convertible VM Beetle for the wedding car … Joanne & Stephen’s wedding was always going to be unique! Howies in Waterloo Place is not a traditional wedding venue by any means, but the wonderful Penny & her team transformed the fantastic 200 year old Georgian listed building into a stunning location for both the ceremony and the location. Situated at the foot of Calton HIll it was a short drive (or a long climb in the sunshine) to the top for some photos, before everyone trekked back down the hill for more champagne & the meal.

Joanne & Stephen are totally laid-back people, and the atmosphere on their wedding day matched perfectly. Here are some of my favourit photos from the day - if you want to leave us a message or would like to be notified when the full collection is available to view please use the comment function below to get in touch.