Every year, my own Christmas card photoshoot has to be something fun and unique and memorable. Last year I was five months pregnant on the shorts of the Mediterranean, the year before I made a fake sunset, and one year we were in Costa Rica on our Christmas card. It’s become a personal challenge and…
Melissa and Nigel’s Brix & Mortar Microwedding was supposed to look wildly different than it did. More guests, fewer masks, bigger party, etc. Basically: theirs was a Covid wedding story full of pivoting and rescheduling and reorganizing. But ohmygoodness. Despite it all, theirs was a wedding that will be forever imprinted on my heart;…
I’ve decided that there is nothing better than a wedding invitation that gives only GPS coordinates as the location of the mountaintop microwedding. As it has been with most weddings this year, Stephanie and Liam’s mountaintop microwedding was not their original plan. It wasn’t even Plan B. (And maybe this is actually Plan D? I…
Zoe & Ricky’s Port Coquitlam Hunting Club wedding will forever be seared in my memory for three distinct reasons: 1) their officiant opened the ceremony with two (or three?) perfectly delivered puns (example: “This wedding may be taking place at a gun range, but this is not a shot gun wedding”), 2) Covid. Enough said….
Summertime, and the living is easy … Those iconic Ella Fitzgerald lyrics have shaped the love of a generation for the season. There are so many reasons to have a summer wedding. Summer is high season for a reason, and endless opportunities for a stunning day abound. The long, warm, sunny hours, and everything that…
The microweddings that will forever define 2020 are my new favourite. A Swaneset microwedding with those views? Talk about taking it up a notch! Hear me say: I don’t minimize the sorrow that it is to un-invite friends and skip the dance party, BUT I’m choosing to see the silver lining (and playing the…
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