With a blur of safety instructions and a whir of the blades, the SKY Helicopter wedding celebration rose gently from earth and ascended into the golden beauty of a Fraser Valley sunset. Soaring through a golden sunset on the wings of anticipation, if you’ll let me paraphrase Anne Shirley, and flying high on the excitement…
To arrive at a Fraser River Lodge wedding is to enter paradise. The meandering road leading to the Fraser River Lodge is almost as majestic as the lodge itself. Round one corner in Agassiz and – boom! – you’re in a fairytale land of jagged cliffs and knights in shining armour, mountain vistas and sparkling…
Walking into the Clayburn Village Schoolhouse is a journey back a few decades into a quieter time, a simpler life. The walls of windows open to a grove of trees, object of many a daydreaming schoolchild, and leave a well-lit open space perfect for a Clayburn Village wedding ceremony or reception. Nestled in the historic…
Lessons from my Solo Roadtrip I should’ve invested the time into a grocery store run before setting out on a solo roadtrip. Roadtrip snacks are a necessity and in the wilderness of British Columbia and the desert of Washington State, food options are few and far between. (Lesson: When a Safeway advertises “deli” in small…
She a Chevy-driving, cowboy-boot-wearing, wilderness-loving bride. The kind of bride who drives her Chevy to her wedding, pulls on her cowboy boots before walking down the aisle, and bounces (and bounces some more!) up the rutted forest service road for her Sumas Mountain bridal portrait photo session. “Twirl! Just twirl!” And so she did. Each time I asked for a twirl, those…
Ten years ago, Michelle put on her custom-made white dress, grabbed her Dad’s arm, walked down a grassy aisle as a backyard bride in her parents yard, and said “I do” as she started life with the peanut-butter-to-her-jelly, the macaroni-to-her-cheese, her best-friend-and-husband. In case you’re curious, ten years is a very long time. Ten years ago,…
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