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December 26, 2012

2012 Wedding Photography

Worldwide travelling and wedding adventures. Our best from 2012.

December 18, 2012

Okanagan Wedding Photographer // Kati & Matt

Kati and Matt's wedding took place in a sleepy Okanagan village called Keremeos, about 5 hours east of Vancouver. Tucked away off the beaten path is a jewel called The Grist Mill & Gardens, which is where Kati and Matt had their celebration.

November 19, 2012

Iceland Photography // Caroline & Ben

Horses, waterfalls and black beaches. This Document You session was along southern Iceland's Ring Road.

November 5, 2012

Western Wedding // Amber & Bryan

We sat back and listened to what Amber had in mind for her wedding, and for about an hour, she had us envisioning what this wedding of hers would be like. The instinct to create isn't something everyone has, but this country girl showed a never ending supply of it.

October 8, 2012

Okanagan Wedding Photographer // Steph & Jeff

Destination wedding in Penticton at God's Mountain Estate.

September 4, 2012

Ranch Wedding // Amber & Bryan

Having a ranch wedding is awesome. Having one when this lifestyle is how you live your everyday life is even better.

August 29, 2012

Document You Iceland // Becky & Ymir

"It would get so depressing, men would walk off the cliffs". That was how Ymir described Hornstrandir.

June 25, 2012

“Fear Stimulates My Imagination”

You all watch Mad Men, right? Of course you do. Then maybe you remember when Don Draper said this: Fear stimulates my imagination. Another refreshing moment of clarity from a brilliant alcoholic.

April 25, 2012

Dominican Republic Wedding Photographer // Katya & Rob

We've known Dominican Republic wedding photographer Katya Nova for a few years new. But never did we think that we would be shooting her wedding, let alone in one of the most stunning locations we've ever seen.

December 5, 2011

Indian Wedding Vancouver // Daisy & Mali

The "in-between" moments get a lot of attention in the wedding photography world, and rightfully so. They're important spices that give a wedding its flavour. The most interesting in-between moments for us usually have nothing to do with photography, and are often what we remember from the wedding. It can be a conversation we were having with the couple while taking their picture, or perhaps something that happened, something we'll never forget.