I little while ago I had the amazing pleasure of being photographed by two people that I am lucky enough to call friends and whom I consider some of my favorite photographers, Jake & Jess of Kamp Photography. I thought that it was about time that I had some photos of my sweet boy Blue...
Although Jon & Kreesta’s photos are of them in their wedding attire, none of the photos below were taken on their actual wedding day, which makes for an interesting story which I will tell you now. Two weeks before their September wedding, I was contacted by them and asked about only providing a few hours...
In true “always be yourself” fashion, I just wanted to put this out there. If you’ve been waiting patiently for a specific wedding to be blogged, an email to be returned or wedding online gallery to be posted, please know that I’m doing my very best to get it all done as soon as possible....
Despite having an amazing time with Krystal & Daniel during their engagement session earlier this year, since we were mostly in the dark (we did the session at the Manitoba Museum which although is fabulous, the lighting is quite moody and theatrical), and they spent the majority of the time kissing (which is good!), I...
I awoke this morning with an email from the amazingly cute pink-haired Kat of RocknRoll bride telling me that Sean & Chantal’s wedding was featured on her awesome blog! I am truly honoured! Check it out here!
I woke up this morning to discover that the lovely wedding of Chilette & Clifton was featured on the weddingbells.ca blog! They had recently written a little piece about the colour combo of red & turquoise and ironically enough, those were the chosen colours of the Davey wedding so it was lovely to see the...
How fantastic it was to shoot my very first Jewish wedding two weeks ago with Ben & Rayna! The rituals and traditions were so unique and it was fascinating to see just how very different a Jewish wedding could be. There was tons of food (omg..potato knishes..so good!), kosher champagne, loads of hugs and tons...
