Abi and Fergus, the wedding


















































Abi and Fegus got married this September at One Devonshire Gardens in Glasgow's West End. It was a lovely day of family and friends, of food and drink, of music and laughter.

Devonshire Gardens is a beautifully atmospheric venue and was perfectly complimented with flowers by our favourite florist and bestest friend, Sophie of I Heart Flowers who used roses from The Real Flower Company.

Abi looked gorgeous in a dress from Net a Porter and Fergus was ever so handsome in his suit and floral tie which coordinated with the other groomsmen's neckwear.

The bride and groom celebrated with a tower of cupcakes and the guests were given a choice of five personalised CDs of the very best music to take home.


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