Glasgow is such an incredible city, full of beautiful buildings and architecture. Glasgow has an amazing modern skyline along the Clyde and wonderful traditional buildings and locations that are perfect for weddings. I love how Glasgow weddings can offer so many different options in one city.

Glasgow University Wedding

Glasgow University Chapel is among them, which alumni can have their wedding ceremony. Whether it’s a humanist or religious ceremony, the chapel makes a wonderful backdrop for weddings. Rebecca is an alumni of Glasgow University and so it was a fitting location for her wedding to Quentin. They wanted to show their friends and family, from France and Isle of Man, to experience everything they loved about the city they’ve made home. The Cloisters were also perfect for photographs after the ceremony. They offered a simple and beautiful location with atmospheric lighting.

Cottiers Theatre Wedding

After their wedding ceremony, it was off to Cottiers Theatre for the reception. This is a short distance from the University, a converted church with high ceilings, decorated with twinkling lights to add to the party atmosphere.

The feel of their wedding, while very classical, also felt very modern. They had with beautiful flowers from Little Botanica, and that stunning Dana Bolton wedding gown.

I was thrilled to have a second shooter with me as well – Julie from Juliebee Photography .

I loved photographing Rebecca and Quentin as well. We’d previously had an engagement session in the autumn, so working with them just seemed to flow together beautifully. I loved how relaxed they were on the day in their photographs. Everything about this day just felt incredible. Both the University and Cottiers are a wonderful combination for a naturally photogenic wedding.

You can find out more about my alternative wedding photography approach. To arrange a chat and find out my availability get in touch. Can’t wait to hear from you!