Adam Luto Photography
Bride and groom kissing on a rocky beach at North Berwick, the bride's long veil trailing on the sand

Scottish Wedding Photographer

Edinburgh & the Scottish Borders · All of Scotland · The occasional adventure abroad

Epic photos for people who don’t like having their photo taken.

Relaxed, natural wedding photography.

Bride and groom running through a misty field in the rain under clear umbrellas, Aberdeenshire
Black and white portrait of wedding photographer Adam Luto, hands in pockets, smiling in front of a wooden steading

Hey! I’m Adam. (he/him)

I can’t wait to meet you, hear all about the two of you, and find out what you’ve got planned.

If any of these words spark joy for you or your wedding, we’re going to get on just fine:

  • trees
  • mountains
  • lakes
  • acorns
  • pine cones
  • ferns
  • camp fires
  • coffee
  • sourdough
  • red wine
  • cheese
  • skiing
  • tartiflette
  • Irish setters
  • golden retrievers
  • all other dogs

Find out more about me

All the weddings!

Bride with arms outstretched walking hand in hand with the groom across the lawns at Errol Park, a huge cedar behind them
Bride and groom standing apart in a derelict steel-framed barn, autumn flowers in hand, at The Free Company near Edinburgh
Couple kissing in a flurry of orange and white heart confetti as guests cheer at The Cow Shed, Crail
Couple kissing on the grand carved-oak staircase beneath a lantern at Hopetoun House, near Edinburgh
Two brides holding hands in a golden meadow with the Scottish Borders hills behind, at Cormiston Farm
Bride sitting on the bar of a cosy stone bothy as the groom leans in beside her, Glen Dye Cabins
Bride and groom in George Square, Glasgow, as a flock of pigeons takes flight around them
Couple sitting in a stone window seat looking out through patterned curtains at Rowallan Castle
Couple nose to nose under a clear umbrella, the bride holding a bright wildflower bouquet, at Penicuik House
Couple laughing foreheads together among tall ferns at Glen Dye Cabins, the bride in a lace gown
Black and white portrait of a couple in an antler-lined stone room at Dundas Castle, near Edinburgh
Bride and groom kissing on a white just married Austin Mini Moke at Cormiston Farm
Black and white photo of a couple kissing on the lawn in front of the house at Errol Park, a great cedar behind them
Silke and Kieran with arms raised in their sleeping bags, looking out over the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye

Big weddings, small weddings, grand venues, scruffy barns, a wee city ceremony with your twenty favourite people. I’m here for all of it.

Real moments. Your day told the way it actually happened.

See real weddingsVenues & places

Bride and groom beside a painted Glen Dye makes me happy mural at Glen Dye Cabins, Aberdeenshire

Absolutely nothing cheesy, posed or awkward.

“As someone who hates having their photograph taken, Adam made it so easy and captured some truly outstanding pictures. He even went along with our crazy ideas and never once was anything too much of an effort.”

Ryan, married to Gemma
Couple kissing in a shower of colourful confetti as guests cheer outside the venue at Cormiston Farm

My people

You don’t need to love being in front of a camera. Honestly, most of my couples don’t.

You’re my people if…

  • Real moments matter more to you than perfect, posed ones
  • A slightly wonky photo of your mates losing it on the dance floor beats a stiff group shot any day
  • You’d rather be at your own party than missing it for photos
  • You go a bit awkward in front of a camera (welcome, you’re in good company)
  • The dog’s coming. Obviously.
  • Your happy place is a hill, a flat white, or a ceilidh that goes slightly off the rails

Probably not your guy if…

  • You want hours of posed portraits
  • You’ve got a shot list as long as your arm
  • You want a photographer running the show
  • You’re after the cheapest quote by the hour

Still here? Let’s chat.

The tally so far

Couple kissing on a mossy bank deep in a dark pine forest at Glen Dye, Aberdeenshire, the bride holding an autumn bouquet
Weddings photographed
Bloody loads
Awards won
Absolutely zero
Happy couples
100%
Canapés eaten
124,956

ALThe good stuff

What you can expect from me

  • At least one great photo. (Probably loads more.)
  • A calm presence when it all gets a bit much
  • I’ll only eat 3 to 5 of your canapés
  • I blend in like one of your guests
  • Zero “now look at each other and laugh”
  • I’ll know your names, your dog’s name and your nan’s
  • Wellies in the boot, whatever the forecast
  • Group photos done before the drinks go warm
  • I stick around till the peak of the party
  • Highlight photos within a few days

How it all works →

A few kind words

Gemma, married to Ryan, Carrick Castle Estate
“Adam… photographer, motivational speaker, personal hype man & iPhone bouncer for the guests who don’t listen. We hit it off from the start, especially when you said you stay late to get all the wild photos!! Believe us when we say the BEST photographer you could wish to have on your wedding day!”
Gemma, married to RyanCarrick Castle Estate
“Best wedding photographer ever! Having Adam at our wedding was like having an old friend there that was taking incredible photos. He is so passionate about what he does and doesn’t disappear after the meal, so we got some great dancing photos. We are not a ‘photoshoot’ type couple.”
Abby & StuartHarvest Moon, East LothianSee their wedding →
“Our wedding ceremony was at St Margaret’s Chapel, Edinburgh Castle, just the two of us. Although we don’t like having our photo taken we knew we really needed some photographs. Adam really made us feel so comfortable and at ease. The photos are absolutely beautiful and so natural, just what we wanted.”
Victoria & StevenEdinburgh CastleSee their wedding →

Read more kind words →

★★★★★ 85 five-star reviews on Google

Bride and groom sitting in the doorway of a sage-green VW campervan with vintage suitcases on the roof at Errol Park
Bride cheering with her bouquet in the air as the groom laughs, under a stone arcade in Edinburgh

Let’s do this!

Tell me a wee bit about the two of you and your plans. A rough idea is plenty to start with.

Get in touch…
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Get in touch…

Not sure of the details yet? A rough idea is plenty to start with. No hard sell, just a friendly chat about whether we’d get on.

Hate forms? Email me at adam@adamluto.com