real wedding –  Scottish forest wedding with Japanese elements

28 January 2019

It’s not everyday ya see a wedding with a ramen station in it, is it?

Well, Mirrorbox have yet again delivered with this beaut wedding. Hannah & Ben got married at his parents farm, looking out over spectacular countryside. The property is surrounded by a lush green forest, where they headed for photos for total calm even though it was a moment away from the busy reception.

So much thought and care went into the day, with loads and loads of DIY details including origami paper cranes and a ramen station, as a nod to Hannah’s Japanese heritage. Ben’s parents also made the special ‘lovebirds’ cider for the day!

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