Wedding Photographers in Glasgow covering all Scotland | Team Thomson Photography

Lynsey and Martin chose the beautiful idyllic spot of Taychreggan on the shores of Loch Awe for their wedding. Lynsey is definitely the details queen, she had lovely little touches everywhere and we were really on our mettle to ensure nothing was missed in the photographs. Most ambitious of all was an old snapshot of each...

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Outside of the joy of sharing happy family occasions, nothing gladdens the heart of a wedding photographer more than having a tall police officer guest helping to organise family members for the group photographs. Laura’s brother Ian (and a former Team Thomson groom) did the honours at Laura and Douglas’s Loch Lomond wedding at Cameron...

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The mark of a professional wedding photographer is the ability to deliver strong images reliably in all circumstances. The circumstances of Amanda & Stuart’s November wedding were simply awful wet, windy weather. I had already planned to use one of the hotel bars for some romantic photos so the weather wasn’t really a factor, at...

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Every venue presents unique opportunities for wedding photographers with a creative eye, and Mount Stuart has more than most due to the extravagance of the Gothic Revival architecture. I asked Caroline & Mike to take five minutes away from their wedding reception after I saw the potential of this hallway with it’s fantastic design and lighting....

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We’ve never had a problem with uninvited guests at the weddings we’ve photographed, but we had an interesting exception when Laura and Michael were married at the Roman Camp Hotel, Callander. A small bat flew in and circled the room during the ceremony to the amusement of most guests, although some of the bridesmaids were...

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Just the thing to bring a smile on these cold winter days – a classic outdoor summer wedding at what is surely one of the most romantic spots in Scotland, Dalmunzie Castle. We love to document real moments and emotions rather than to direct and pose. This approach really paid off when Katie & Matt, who had...

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  Debbie & Robert’s wedding was a low-key family and close friends affair in Glasgow. Debbie looked fabulous in her dress from Dolce & Gabbana, Robert managed to look pretty good too!  The City Inn by the river was a classic Glasgow setting for the delicious meal and for the reception. Robert called in a...

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Sarah & Oliver’s wedding at Mar Lodge was our first visit to this beautiful hunting lodge set in magnificent Scottish scenery near Braemar. We were impressed by how very helpful the staff were in making sure everything ran smoothly and to time. Among the many little special touches Sarah & Oliver had added to their day...

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Rhoda wins the award for calmest bride ever, staying extremely cheerful even though her wedding dress didn’t arrive until literally five minutes before she had to leave! In the interest of fairness I’ll also nominate Ross for an award – he wrote the Bridal March.

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The Barony was the classic Glasgow setting for Leanne & Shaun’s wedding. Leanne wore the most amazing Ian Stuart dress – the words “fairy-tale princess” only begin to hint at describing it.  The Barony was the ideal setting to show off the dress – this former church is a spectacular wedding venue located in the...

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