Granville Island is such an awesome location simply because there are so many different ways and places to shoot! No two sessions are ever the same.
This shoot was a blast, starting with lunch right through to sneaking photos in Sybel’s parent’s candy shop to getting to meet Rambo the dog. Their Sutton Place wedding in July is definitely one to look forward to. Can’t wait!
And - of course - Reilly needed to scratch his climbing bug, so I’ve thrown 2 shots in from his vantage point up a tree 
What a perfect day. The weather was amazing - especially for a November wedding. We were even able to do the family portraits outside! What a treat for this time of year.
3 stunning outfits… many friends and family… and a lot of love. That pretty much sums it up.
I started pulling out images to blog and it was getting out of hand so I pared it down… what you don’t see here are the touching moments where Daisy’s dad watches her finish getting ready from the back of the room, the tender ceremony, the tea ceremony bringing together two families and two cultures, the musical performance complete with song, guitar, and kazoos during the reception, and too many toasts and heartfelt hugs to count… and the list could go one and on. Daisy and Joel - it was such a pleasure to spend your day with you and to see just how loved you both are. Congratulations!
Getting ready
The Ceremony
The Family Photos
The Bride
The Portraits
The City
Congrats again to you both! Best of luck with exams in the coming weeks. We’ll look forward to sharing the rest of your images!
Of course, more than just the 3D movie, we all want to see how it went, right?
It went off without a hitch! Now let’s get to the pics, shall we -
Stef getting ready
One of many details - the sandwich board. I LOVE the sandwich board!
When you get married on Zombiewalk day, you are pretty much obligated to get a photo. Well, you are if you’re into that sort of thing. Having been active Zombiewalk participants in the past, it was only fitting that we plan their session around grabbing a few shots with the zombies.
Reilly and I have been shooting under bridges for years, and we hit up 2 with these guys. The light is amazing and perfect for portraits, and especially for cars. Having shot our ‘69 beetle under this bridge and many others in the past, we knew just where to head with the ‘53 Ford that Kevin just finished! Isn’t it gorgeous?
And one of the bride here too, for good measure
For bridge #2 we ditched the car and climbed a steep hill - for an amazing image that was totally worth it. HOT!
And one more from the same location
And, finally, I’ll finish with my favourite reception detail - the record cupcake towers, handmade by Kevin & Stef.
I haven’t even touched the surface with these guys, so I’ll be sure to share the finished slideshow in a few weeks when all is said and done. I could probably do an entire post of all the guests who’d dressed up as well, not to mention the dancing, but that will all have to wait until the end!
Congrats again, we had a blast. See you both soon!
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