Stenhousemuir couple Debbie Fowler and Cliff Wright chose the stunning Plane Castle, by Airth, as the venue for their wedding on May 14. When Debbie, 39, and Cliff, 37, a plasterer, cut their three-tier wedding cake they used a sword which was a replica from the film Highlander. Around 50 family and friends joined them during the day with another 30 at night and as Debbie explained: “The castle is also haunted so we probably had a few ghostly guests!” Pics: Tracey Russell PhotographyStenhousemuir couple Debbie Fowler and Cliff Wright chose the stunning Plane Castle, by Airth, as the venue for their wedding on May 14. When Debbie, 39, and Cliff, 37, a plasterer, cut their three-tier wedding cake they used a sword which was a replica from the film Highlander. Around 50 family and friends joined them during the day with another 30 at night and as Debbie explained: “The castle is also haunted so we probably had a few ghostly guests!” Pics: Tracey Russell Photography
Stenhousemuir couple Debbie Fowler and Cliff Wright chose the stunning Plane Castle, by Airth, as the venue for their wedding on May 14. When Debbie, 39, and Cliff, 37, a plasterer, cut their three-tier wedding cake they used a sword which was a replica from the film Highlander. Around 50 family and friends joined them during the day with another 30 at night and as Debbie explained: “The castle is also haunted so we probably had a few ghostly guests!” Pics: Tracey Russell Photography

Wedding joy: Share in the special days for these couples from across Falkirk district

We are now offering newlyweds an opportunity to share their joy even more with our new feature.
Jill Buchanan
By Jill Buchanan
Published 12th Aug 2022, 15:50 BST
Updated 13th Aug 2022, 08:09 BST

As well as these stunning photographs, we’ve also got details of their big days … and some of the things that made them special.

If you would like your wedding to be included in future features, send images to [email protected].

Don’t forget to include full details of the bride and groom, where and when the wedding took place and please provide a daytime contact number.

These also feature in the print edition of The Falkirk Herald, on sale now.

Don’t forget to include full details of the bride and groom, where and when the wedding took place and please provide a daytime contact number.

The sun shone when Inga Vladyko and Sam Davies were married at the Lodge of Loch Lomond in Luss. Inga, 38, is originally from Lithuania, while Sam, 42, is from Bristol. They married on July 21 after meeting online three years ago. The couple now live in Bonnybridge. Pic: Rachel Mclean Photography

9. Inga Vladyko and Sam Davies

The sun shone when Inga Vladyko and Sam Davies were married at the Lodge of Loch Lomond in Luss. Inga, 38, is originally from Lithuania, while Sam, 42, is from Bristol. They married on July 21 after meeting online three years ago. The couple now live in Bonnybridge. Pic: Rachel Mclean Photography Photo: Rachel Mclean Photography

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Inga and Sam's first date was at BtW in Falkirk and Inga, a nail technician, said they knew straight away that they had found their soulmate. Sam is a junior engineer and has just completed an HND in chemistry/chemical engineering at FV College. Pic: Rachel Mclean Photography

10. Inga Vladyko and Sam Davies

Inga and Sam's first date was at BtW in Falkirk and Inga, a nail technician, said they knew straight away that they had found their soulmate. Sam is a junior engineer and has just completed an HND in chemistry/chemical engineering at FV College. Pic: Rachel Mclean Photography Photo: Rachel Mclean Photography

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