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15-01-2008, 05:49 PM
Originally Posted by I-mac77 
I think the second one would be nice for the wedding photos with the Loch iin the background
Loved the third pic with the shepherd in it
This is a similar location.
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15-01-2008, 05:53 PM
Originally Posted by Moobli
Thanks I Mac
This is a similar location.
And if you need any hired help, let me know, I'll work for free in exchange for thoseviews
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15-01-2008, 06:03 PM
Originally Posted by I-mac77
If ever I find someone to marry me, then that is the location I'd like to get married. What fantastic views.
And if you need any hired help, let me know, I'll work for free in exchange for thoseviews
I am sure you will find your perfect lady one of these days.I would love to hire you to help out ... but it will just be me, OH, two witnesses and the registrar, so not sure what I could get you to do
Actually ... can you work a dog on sheep? It would be really atmospheric if you could work a small flock of sheep behind us while the ceremony is taking place
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) I'm coming up to Scotland to do it. Being married out in the open is far more natural than any church!
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15-01-2008, 08:05 PM
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15-01-2008, 10:11 PM
Originally Posted by Moobli
I am sure you will find your perfect lady one of these days.I would love to hire you to help out ... but it will just be me, OH, two witnesses and the registrar, so not sure what I could get you to do
Actually ... can you work a dog on sheep? It would be really atmospheric if you could work a small flock of sheep behind us while the ceremony is taking place
I wish I could, unfortunately not much of that going on down here.
A guy down here is planning to train people and dogs to work sheep, so I hope to put name down to start, either with my existing collie or a new baby
So if up to speed in time, then I am all yours
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15-01-2008, 10:26 PM
Originally Posted by Moobli
Ooh Dani - can you tell me what the procedure is? Any piccies ... I'd love to see them. I bet it was a stunning location.
no piccies digitally i am afraid - but will try and take a photo of one to show you if i can .
it was 7 years ago and i think the following year they did change the rules to allow registrars to do the ceremony cos when we got married it could only be minister or priest that did it.
realtively simple - we just asked at the castle if it could be done and found a minister who woudl do it ( a guy in edinburgh) - thing is i really didnt want a religious service because i am not really, but at the time a registrar wasnt legally allowed to perform it - you would need to check with them but i am sure the following year it changed to make that possible.
hth
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15-01-2008, 10:28 PM
Originally Posted by Moobli
I am sure you will find your perfect lady one of these days.I would love to hire you to help out ... but it will just be me, OH, two witnesses and the registrar, so not sure what I could get you to do
Actually ... can you work a dog on sheep? It would be really atmospheric if you could work a small flock of sheep behind us while the ceremony is taking place
you could wear him in a sling ( OR ) get one of your gorgeous doggies to look after him !!!
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