When finalizing photography outlines and planning a wedding day timeline, your first question will need to be “what am I prioritizing?” If your goal is to stay with your guests as much as possible, you’ll want to schedule a first look and finish most of your photos before your guests arrive for the ceremony. If…
Have you ever been to a Fort Langley Historic Site wedding? I haven’t, but the combination of history + beauty + activity makes it a hidden gem in wedding planning. With beautiful photo-ops throughout the historic site, an quaint ceremony venue inside the Theatre, a perfect reception tent, and the option to keep the party…
Chelsea and Nathan’s Fraser River Lodge Wedding was everything I dreamt it would be. I’ve been looking forward to their day since we first sipped tea together at the House of James coffee shop in Abbotsford, talking through their wedding plans and dreaming of the October day we’d spend together celebrating their marriage in Agassiz. …
When Jenny described to me her wedding day vision, I heard all my favorite words: “blush neutrals” and “vintage lace” and “oil lamps.” I was hooked. Seeing the reality of their Matsqui Community Hall wedding, though, the vision exceeded expectation. Dave’s many bouquets of roses (dried in pristine perfect) decorated the ceremony space, Jenny’s collection…
Andrew & Britteny packed the house for their Bakerview Church Wedding as they pledged their devotion and love to one another surrounded by family and friends. Between the fresh flowers, the candlelight, and the stained glass, my emotions didn’t stand a chance. ) Their Bakerview Church wedding ceremony was everything a wedding ought to be:…
Bridal portraits are one of the best part of being a wedding photographer and Tiffanie’s Studio & Co Bridal Portraits were no exception: a bride in her wedding dress, looking and feeling her best, hair and makeup styled to perfection, twirling in delight as the satin swishes around her ankles. I love taking time on…
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