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Community | 30th October 2025
 

Chloe and Scott tie the knot

 
 
 

Langholm couple Chloe Johnstone and Scott Collins were married in Langholm Parish Church on Saturday 13th September.

The bride was attended by Maid of Honour Ellie Hotson and Bridesmaids Jessica Calvert, Nicole Cuthbert, Aimee Collins and Flower Girl Isla Collins.

The Groom’s Best Man was Gary Collins and Ushers were Derek Johnson, Daniel Johnstone, Ryan Johnstone and Jayden Collins.

Photo by Naomi House Photography

 
 
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