Creative, relaxed and authentic documentary photography

Available all over Scotland including the Highlands & Islands and beyond

Documentary wedding photography and editorial portraits with a personal approach

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Weddings, elopements and portraits by Robert Adam Photography

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Enquire for full pricing, availability and latest offers

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Documentary wedding photography and editorial portraits with a personal approach / Weddings, elopements and portraits by Robert Adam Photography / Enquire for full pricing, availability and latest offers /

Documentary wedding photographer based in Edinburgh, Scotland


An expert of creative, honest, and authentic wedding photography. As a professional photographer, I capture genuine emotions with a documentary-style approach. I care about your wedding as much as you do, appreciating the history, art, and architecture as well as the natural beauty of Scotland

I cover weddings, elopements and editorial portraits across Scotland, from the Highlands & Islands to epic destinations such as Glencoe & Glen Etive. With over 15 years of experience, I’m inspired by Scotland’s rich history and stunning landscapes - blending these elements to create timeless, unique photographs. My aim is for natural and relaxed images, allowing the authentic moments to unfold. Through narrative storytelling, I will reflect who you are as a couple

Beautiful couple enjoying evening light outside the National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh / Robert Adam Photography
Wedding ceremony at the Lower Library of The Signet Library, Parliament Square, Edinburgh. Showcasing floral design by Planet Flowers / Robert Adam Photography
Happy bride and groom embracing at the front of the stunning Hopetoun House, South Queensferry on a beautiful summers day
Amazing details and colourful floral tattoos, getting ready before leaving to Lauriston Castle, Cramond / Robert Adam Photography
On the way from the Ceremony on the epic Signet Library staircase, Parliament Square, Edinburgh / Robert Adam Photography
Wedding portraits during a warm summer sunset, overlooking St Andrews Bay, Kinkell Byre, Scotland / Robert Adam Photography
Stunning black and white make up portraits of Olivia the bride getting ready at the Old Course Hotel, St Andrew / Robert Adam Photography
Confetti photograph at Inverness Cathedral before leaving to Achnagairn House
Evening photographs during twilight at Barnbougle Castle, Dalmeny, Scotland / Robert Adam Photography
Wedding couple sitting on a bench outdoors near St Andrews Bay during a sunset at Kinkell Byre
Black and white photograph of a couple on the staircase at Barnbougle Castle, South Queensferry holding hands, looking towards each other
Pre-wedding portraits during twilight with moody tones and the impressive Forth Rail Bridge in the background / Robert Adam Photography
Edinburgh Castle view from a viewpoint on Bread Street, Edinburgh / Robert Adam Photography

  • Olivia and Jon, The Old Course

    “Robbie was warm, kind and put us at ease, as well as being easy to communicate with in the months leading up to the day. Robbie’s responsiveness was especially important as we were trying to plan a wedding in Scotland from New York. Robbie took the time to get to know us and understand where we’d want our portraits. Most importantly, the photographs are absolutely stunning and we are so delighted with them. Robbie somehow managed to be everywhere over the course of the day and the photos really reflect the happiness and amazing atmosphere. We would 100% recommend Robbie”

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A bride and groom holding hands and smiling at each other outdoors on their wedding day, on the rooftop of the Auld Keep, Dundas Castle
Groomsmen from a wedding at Achnagairn House near Inverness. On the way to the ceremony taking place at Inverness Cathedral, in the Scottish Highlands
Bridal and bridesmaids rowing towards South Queensferry, with the Forth Rail Bridge imppsing over the scene / Robert Adam Photography
Hollywood kiss with Hopetoun House, South Queensferry featuring in the distance / Robert Adam Photography
Love in a VW bug, outside The Caves, The Unusual Venues, Edinburgh / Robert Adam Photography
A bride in a white wedding gown holding a beautiful bouquet of flowers, standing in the Royal Botanics of Edinburgh
Bride in a white lace wedding dress and veil holding a bouquet of pink and white flowers, walking towards the ceremony at Carlowrie Castle, Kirkliston
Wedding couple sitting together on a wooden bench during sunset at Kinkell Byre, overlooking St Andrews Bay, with the bride resting her head on the groom's shoulder and both relaxed and content
Kissing and dipping his wife in a white wedding dress on The Old Course St Andrews, during a romantic wedding portrait session
Wonderful gardens of Earlshall Castle, St Andrews / Robert Adam Photography
Wedding couple with six children jumping and smiling. in white dresses and black tuxedos, in front of Carlowrie Castle, Kirkliston in the amazing walled gardens

  • Caitlin and Allan, Barnbougle Castle

    “Just wow! One month on from our wedding and already Robbie has sent us all the photographs and they are beyond anything we could've imagined. Neither myself nor my husband are comfortable being photographed but you wouldn't know it from our wedding photos. Robbie put us totally at ease and not only captured stunning photos of us, but also wonderful photographs of our guests, too. He captured the emotion and feelings of the day, and his enthusiasm and passion for his work is second to none. A true master of his craft”

  • Style

    Natural and individual; I like to reflect the personalities of couples, through my photography - in an authentic way. I document the flow and mood of each event in a relaxed and unobtrusive way

  • Approach

    It’s not simply about capturing the best photographs possible; the narrative, including location, is always considered. It is also important to me to understand how the experience feels throughout. I’m here to provide advice and support along the way

  • Advice

    From finding perfect viewpoints, to making the day your own, I have been through the journey with many couples and can offer my own insights. Most of all, your wedding should be an enjoyable day with family and friends, or even just the two of you. I am here to ensure you have an amazing time with beautiful and honest photography to look back on

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View fullsize Carlowrie Castle has established itself well and truly as one of the most amazing spaces in and around Edinburgh for weddings and events. I love when they acquire new modern artworks and debating the value of Banksy prints… #documentaryweddin
View fullsize There aren’t many homes like Hopetoun House! Architects include, Sir William Bruce, William Adam, Robert Adam and John Adam #documentaryweddingphotography #edinburghweddingphotographer
View fullsize I love going for strolls in the evening to scout for locations, especially when I’m a bit further away from home #scottishlandscape #documentaryphotographer #ayrshire
View fullsize View of Neidpath Castle from the twisting River Tweed and from above on the rooftop, it’s great fun getting to visit these amazing places! #scotlandweddingphotographer #edinburghweddingphotographer #documentaryweddingphotography
View fullsize September sun in late afternoon, around The Playfair Steps with the stunning historic Bank of Scotland in the background. Is there a better looking bank? Maybe the Royal Bank of Scotland at number 36 St Andrews Square… #documentaryweddingphoto
View fullsize A lovely pre-wedding Highland Games day at Dundas Castle. This was from the outdoor ceilidh in the afternoon sun #documentaryweddingphotography #edinburghweddingphotographer
View fullsize On the rooftop of the 400 year old ‘Auld Keep’ at Dundas Castle. Views across to Blackness Castle and well worth the climb #edinburghweddingphotographer #scotlandweddingphotographer #documentaryphotographer
View fullsize A late evening wander before the first dance on the Hopetoun House Estate, with the Queensferry crossing in the background #documentaryweddingphotography #edinburghweddingphotographer
View fullsize 7.30am on the way to Inchmurrin Island, Loch Lomond. I could do this everyday… #documentaryweddingphotography #glasgowweddingphotographer
View fullsize Love visiting St Andrews, any excuse to visit soon would be awesome. Weddings, portraits, elopements! #documentaryweddingphotography #scotlandweddingphotographer
View fullsize Bridesmaids enjoying the sun with Jenni at Hopetoun House #documentaryweddingphotography #scotlandweddingphotographer #edinburghweddingphotographer
View fullsize Summer at Carlowrie Castle #castlesofscotland #scotlandweddingphotographer
View fullsize Always love Edinburgh City Centre photographs in Parliament Square. The Signet Library is tucked away in the shadow of St Giles Cathedral, the interiors speak for themselves and the staircase is stunning, with a mezzanine landing large enough to host
View fullsize One from the archives, a lovely moment just before the ceremony begins at St Marks Church on Castle Terrace #documentaryweddingphotography #edinburghweddingphotographer
View fullsize The iconic silhouette of Fettes College near Stockbridge and the beautiful Inverleith Park in Edinburgh. It’s very rare to cover weddings there, I’d definitely love to visit again soon. Luckily it’s quite visible from a lot of the c
View fullsize On the way to Inverness Cathedral from the amazing Achnagairn Estate. Worth the drive from Edinburgh #documentaryweddingphotography #groomsmen #invernessweddingphotographer
View fullsize The Balmoral from the Cheval Old Town Chambers #edinburgh #scotlandweddingphotographer
View fullsize Beautiful Dundas Castle in South Queensferry, an image from the archives. One of my favourites with Duke Photography. Can’t wait to be back this summer!