Last Saturday was an absolutely amazing day spent with the very lovely Erin, David and their darling son Xavier at Terrace Fifty-Five in Assiniboine Park for their super sweet wedding day. I love intimate weddings with less than 100 guests because you feel like you really get to know everyone through the course of the day and so much is centered around the couple and their love rather than the spectacle that a wedding day can sometimes become. Don't get me wrong, I love big weddings too but it's nice to start off the season with some smaller weddings to give you a nice warm fuzzy feeling inside that gets you ready for the big ones ahead! I cannot say enough about the amazing Terrace Fifty-Five! From the staff (hi Jessica!
) to the food (so delicious!) to the very helpful Charlene (who does an amazing job as catering director), this venue has got to be one of my very favorite to shoot at! If you are still looking for a venue to host your reception, don't hesitate to contact them at 204.938.7275 or via email at terracatering@wowhospitality.com
And onto the photos...
Erin getting excited for what's to come...

that hairpiece is so rockin!

so happy during the ring exchange..

and after the kiss, their hug was so tender and lovely!


after the ceremony and time for a champagne toast!



love the cherry blossoms!


one of my favorites...




Xavier, not quite sure if he should let me photograph him just yet...check out that fantastic pink tie!

and playing a little hide and see with me!

the staff is so attentive!

and the food is delicious!

bling by the very talented Hilary Druxman in the Exchange...

and a little peek at the guestbook...

even the Grandmas hit the dancefloor!

and I finally got a smile!

goodnight everyone..lol!

Loooove all of these so much! The shots outside are so beautiful, the bright colors are great!! And that first shot is so grand looking!!
Wow! Coralee the photos are beautiful. We love them soooo much. Thank you!!! see you at our wedding, can't wait.
These are beautiful Coralee! You wanna know what's funny? I remember these two working in the same department when I worked there as a cashier . . . what a small world! They're beautiful people.