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| When a bride spontaneously picks up her dress and runs through a 12 foot wide channel of water to get to a sand bar for a cool picture - that's dedication! |
| Tara had a tough time getting through her speech - but she did it! Here she's thanking Karl's parents for "making him". |
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Ever since the engagement session, we knew that we would be in for a fun time at their wedding. You could describe Beth & Adam as full of energy and up for anything!!
I swear these guys must have been practicing - they were so in sync!
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| Beth had inside connections to an amazing space - her office! |
| Adam's grandfather (aka Grampy) performed the marriage ceremony. He's pictured here congratulating Adam right after the ceremony. |
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| We could tell when we met with Kimberley and Philip that there was something special between them. You could really feel how warm and giving their relationship is. |
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| It's a great time of year for family photography! We had the pleasure of working with Clare and her parents yesterday. What an adorable and determined little girl :) |
9.26.09 | View More: Weddings
Jodi & Gurinder
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Jodi & Gurinder's wedding was beautiful, and hard to believe that they planned the wedding without the groom ever seeing the location until this week! And what made the wedding even more beautiful was the relationships I saw there. I have never met a maid of honor as willing to do ANYTHING the bride needed! And check out this bridal party...climbing aboard a fairly "iffy" looking deck (not to mention the rock shot, you guys rocked the rock shot!) to get a shot that we wanted to try! These guys were real troopers! Thank you everyone for your willingness :)
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We first met Gabe & Jeff at Shannon & Ryan's wedding in October of 2007. There was no missing the chemistry between them and I remember thinking they would be a great couple to work with. Last Saturday, nearly 2 years later, we had the opportunity!
There were countless smiles, wonderful music, beautiful Cape Breton scenery and a rainbow that seemed to last for hours! |
| Here's that 'chemistry' I saw when we first met Gabe and Jeff. |
| The receiving line is usually rushed so that you can get on with the rest of the day. Gabe and Jeff had the longest receiving line (in terms of time) we've ever seen and I'm so glad they did - there were so many touching moments. Here Gabe is thanking her parents - she wasn't the only one with tears in her eyes - Kate and I found ourselves pretty caught up in the moment too. |
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