We recently shared the pretty cool engagement photos of Franco & Lara and we were so excited about their upcoming nuptials in November 2015.
Franco’s surname is Kinnear which is of Scottish origin, and the entire wedding was full of special traditions true to Scottish wedding customs. From the exchange of items such as a knife and wheat to symbolize taking care of and protecting each other, the father of the groom pinning of a family crest button pin on the bride’s dress symbolizing acceptance into their ‘clan’ or family to the Quaich, a two-handled loving cup filled with whiskey used as the first communion between a newly wed couple and later shared with families/friends who partake in celebrating the new bond. We cannot choose our favourite moment – although the bagpiper was a definite front runner.
Having Harmonie Proteas Venue as the backdrop for their special day, it was bound to be a spectacular and beautiful celebration.
Ons gunsteling ‘feature’ van die troue is beslis die couple. ‘n Lang pad van vriendskap wat gegroei het tot liefde vir mekaar binne ‘n verhouding en nou die nuwe avontuur van getroud wees wat op hulle wag. Bitter einders die twee. If it is meant to be – you make it happen.
Wees altyd mekaar se wingman…
hartklop…
Saam vat jul elke tree…
saam, saam, saam…
mekaar se skaduwee
Service providers –
Bride’s dress – Enzoani {Hartford} @ Bridal Wardrobe
Hair & Makeup – Karin Roode Professional Makeup & Bridal Hair
Jewellery – Lovisa
Something borrowed – Pearl bracelet from Mother
Groom’s suit – Pierre Cardin
Groom’s tie – Scotland import
Groomsmen outfits – Woolworths
Groomsmen bow ties – Handmade by Lara {Bride}
Bridesmaid dresses – Gelique
Flowers – Aunt Annette
Decor – DIY by Lara {Bride}
DJ – MultiMusic
Bagpiper – Dale Finlay
Wedding car – Triumph owned by Bride’s Godfather
Wedding cake – Bride’s Mother