June 21, 2017
My last June 2017 wedding was being held at Lily Lake Pavilion, which is located at the head of Rockwood Park in Saint John. I had Lisa Garnett from Lisa Dawn Weddings join me as a second shooter. Lisa is an amazing photographer from Hampton and she and I have worked together several times and I was excited she was able to second shoot this wedding! Sarah-Lynn and Jared are an amazing couple who are always smiling and laughing. They are the parents of the sweetest little girls and celebrated their wedding with all of their loved ones at Lily Lake.
Rain threatened all day and a heavy fog settled on the city but we were not overly worried! Sarah-Lyn and Jared had Spurs decorate the pavilion and the venue was absolutely stunning! The room was completely transformed with black, white and damask, with small touches of purple. Their ceremony was filled with laughter, tears and more laughter. Jared gallantly passed his bride his handkerchief when she began to tear up.
The rain held off long enough for the new couple to have pictures outside on the dock and boardwalk (and locked gates didn’t stop this couple, they hopped the fence to access the dock). I told Lisa that this couple is amazing, having done their engagement pictures previously) and to watch Jared. We would set up a pose and then he would look down at her with such love that Lisa exclaimed out loud, “Oh my goodness!! How he LOOKS at her!”
Their dinner was nothing short of amazing, Jared is the chef at Lily Lake and everything was perfection! The speeches had everyone in stitches laughing with stories of how they first met.
Thank you Sarah-Lynn and Jared for having myself and Lisa photograph your amazing family and your special day.
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Images by Enchanted Hill Photography and second shot by Lisa Dawn Weddings
Decor- Spur Your Imagination
Hair and Makeup- Element 5 Spa
Venue & Catering- Lily Lake Pavilion
My last June 2017 wedding was being held at Lily Lake Pavilion, which is located at the head of Rockwood Park in Saint John. I had Lisa Garnett from Lisa Dawn Weddings join me as a second shooter. Lisa is an amazing photographer from Hampton and she and I have worked together several times and I was excited she was able to second shoot this wedding! Sarah-Lynn and Jared are an amazing couple who are always smiling and laughing. They are the parents of the sweetest little girls and celebrated their wedding with all of their loved ones at Lily Lake.
Rain threatened all day and a heavy fog settled on the city but we were not overly worried! Sarah-Lyn and Jared had Spurs decorate the pavilion and the venue was absolutely stunning! The room was completely transformed with black, white and damask, with small touches of purple. Their ceremony was filled with laughter, tears and more laughter. Jared gallantly passed his bride his handkerchief when she began to tear up.
The rain held off long enough for the new couple to have pictures outside on the dock and boardwalk (and locked gates didn’t stop this couple, they hopped the fence to access the dock). I told Lisa that this couple is amazing, having done their engagement pictures previously) and to watch Jared. We would set up a pose and then he would look down at her with such love that Lisa exclaimed out loud, “Oh my goodness!! How he LOOKS at her!”
Their dinner was nothing short of amazing, Jared is the chef at Lily Lake and everything was perfection! The speeches had everyone in stitches laughing with stories of how they first met.
Thank you Sarah-Lynn and Jared for having myself and Lisa photograph your amazing family and your special day.
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Images by Enchanted Hill Photography and second shot by Lisa Dawn Weddings
Decor- Spur Your Imagination
Hair and Makeup- Element 5 Spa
Venue & Catering- Lily Lake Pavilion
June 21, 2017
June 21, 2017
My last June 2017 wedding was being held at Lily Lake Pavilion, which is located at the head of Rockwood Park in Saint John. I had Lisa Garnett from Lisa Dawn Weddings join me as a second shooter. Lisa is an amazing photographer from Hampton and she and I have worked together several times and I was excited she was able to second shoot this wedding! Sarah-Lynn and Jared are an amazing couple who are always smiling and laughing. They are the parents of the sweetest little girls and celebrated their wedding with all of their loved ones at Lily Lake.
Rain threatened all day and a heavy fog settled on the city but we were not overly worried! Sarah-Lyn and Jared had Spurs decorate the pavilion and the venue was absolutely stunning! The room was completely transformed with black, white and damask, with small touches of purple. Their ceremony was filled with laughter, tears and more laughter. Jared gallantly passed his bride his handkerchief when she began to tear up.
The rain held off long enough for the new couple to have pictures outside on the dock and boardwalk (and locked gates didn’t stop this couple, they hopped the fence to access the dock). I told Lisa that this couple is amazing, having done their engagement pictures previously) and to watch Jared. We would set up a pose and then he would look down at her with such love that Lisa exclaimed out loud, “Oh my goodness!! How he LOOKS at her!”
Their dinner was nothing short of amazing, Jared is the chef at Lily Lake and everything was perfection! The speeches had everyone in stitches laughing with stories of how they first met.
Thank you Sarah-Lynn and Jared for having myself and Lisa photograph your amazing family and your special day.
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Images by Enchanted Hill Photography and second shot by Lisa Dawn Weddings
Decor- Spur Your Imagination
Hair and Makeup- Element 5 Spa
Venue & Catering- Lily Lake Pavilion
June 13, 2017
Our schedules were both so busy and it was less than a week away from her wedding, before I finally met Makala. She is the sweetest person with a warm and bubbly personality and she was also getting married in my hometown. After only a couple of minutes of chatting with her, I was so excited to be her wedding photographer! I knew we would work well together because she was so easy going!
The night before her wedding, I think everyone was feeling nervous jitters as the thunder, lightening and rain storm passed over but the morning brought beautiful warm sunshine! There was hardly a cloud in the sky and the softest summer breeze. The day was everything a June wedding should be.
The morning started with the guys who were all ready, relaxed and ready to have a good time. Jessie appeared very calm but excited! After the guys pictures I headed over to the Granite Town Hotel for the bridal preparations. There were so many laughs between all of the bridesmaids, with everyone oohing and awing over the pretty details of Makala’s dress. The flower girls were being very sweet and so patient while waiting for everyone. Makala told us she had not spoken to Jessie all day and she was wondering how Jessie was faring.
Everything ran on time, Makala’s amazing hair and makeup team did incredible work and had all of the bridal party ready with time to spare. The bride wanted to put on her dress with only her best friend and mother in the room. The girls were completely ready and headed out into the hallway to give the bride a little quiet. When the dress was on and her jewellery in place she invited her bridesmaids and flower girls back into the hotel room for the big reveal. There was gasps, tears, hugs and so much happiness for their beloved friend.
Jessie and Makala were married surrounded by family and friends who loved this couple so much and when she walked down the aisle, again more happy tears were shed by their guests.
My favourite moments? During the bride and groom’s formal portraits I would ask the groom to give a soft kiss and it would last and last. They are so madly in love with each other and their happiness is contagious.
Thank you Makala and Jessie for having me as your photographer, I enjoyed spending the day with with you both and getting to know you and your amazing families. I wish you both happiness in your future!
Our schedules were both so busy and it was less than a week away from her wedding, before I finally met Makala. She is the sweetest person with a warm and bubbly personality and she was also getting married in my hometown. After only a couple of minutes of chatting with her, I was so excited to be her wedding photographer! I knew we would work well together because she was so easy going!
The night before her wedding, I think everyone was feeling nervous jitters as the thunder, lightening and rain storm passed over but the morning brought beautiful warm sunshine! There was hardly a cloud in the sky and the softest summer breeze. The day was everything a June wedding should be.
The morning started with the guys who were all ready, relaxed and ready to have a good time. Jessie appeared very calm but excited! After the guys pictures I headed over to the Granite Town Hotel for the bridal preparations. There were so many laughs between all of the bridesmaids, with everyone oohing and awing over the pretty details of Makala’s dress. The flower girls were being very sweet and so patient while waiting for everyone. Makala told us she had not spoken to Jessie all day and she was wondering how Jessie was faring.
Everything ran on time, Makala’s amazing hair and makeup team did incredible work and had all of the bridal party ready with time to spare. The bride wanted to put on her dress with only her best friend and mother in the room. The girls were completely ready and headed out into the hallway to give the bride a little quiet. When the dress was on and her jewellery in place she invited her bridesmaids and flower girls back into the hotel room for the big reveal. There was gasps, tears, hugs and so much happiness for their beloved friend.
Jessie and Makala were married surrounded by family and friends who loved this couple so much and when she walked down the aisle, again more happy tears were shed by their guests.
My favourite moments? During the bride and groom’s formal portraits I would ask the groom to give a soft kiss and it would last and last. They are so madly in love with each other and their happiness is contagious.
Thank you Makala and Jessie for having me as your photographer, I enjoyed spending the day with with you both and getting to know you and your amazing families. I wish you both happiness in your future!
June 13, 2017
June 13, 2017
Our schedules were both so busy and it was less than a week away from her wedding, before I finally met Makala. She is the sweetest person with a warm and bubbly personality and she was also getting married in my hometown. After only a couple of minutes of chatting with her, I was so excited to be her wedding photographer! I knew we would work well together because she was so easy going!
The night before her wedding, I think everyone was feeling nervous jitters as the thunder, lightening and rain storm passed over but the morning brought beautiful warm sunshine! There was hardly a cloud in the sky and the softest summer breeze. The day was everything a June wedding should be.
The morning started with the guys who were all ready, relaxed and ready to have a good time. Jessie appeared very calm but excited! After the guys pictures I headed over to the Granite Town Hotel for the bridal preparations. There were so many laughs between all of the bridesmaids, with everyone oohing and awing over the pretty details of Makala’s dress. The flower girls were being very sweet and so patient while waiting for everyone. Makala told us she had not spoken to Jessie all day and she was wondering how Jessie was faring.
Everything ran on time, Makala’s amazing hair and makeup team did incredible work and had all of the bridal party ready with time to spare. The bride wanted to put on her dress with only her best friend and mother in the room. The girls were completely ready and headed out into the hallway to give the bride a little quiet. When the dress was on and her jewellery in place she invited her bridesmaids and flower girls back into the hotel room for the big reveal. There was gasps, tears, hugs and so much happiness for their beloved friend.
Jessie and Makala were married surrounded by family and friends who loved this couple so much and when she walked down the aisle, again more happy tears were shed by their guests.
My favourite moments? During the bride and groom’s formal portraits I would ask the groom to give a soft kiss and it would last and last. They are so madly in love with each other and their happiness is contagious.
Thank you Makala and Jessie for having me as your photographer, I enjoyed spending the day with with you both and getting to know you and your amazing families. I wish you both happiness in your future!
June 6, 2017
First wedding of the season kicked off in St Andrews, New Brunswick at Kingsbrae Gardens. I am thrilled that this year wedding season began with such an sweet and amazing couple!
I have been photographing Jenna and Matt’s story from the time they were expecting their first little little, newborn pictures, family pictures, another maternity and the newborn pictures of their second son.
I was driving to the studio one day and Jenna messaged me and told me to look, I pulled over on the highway and it was a picture of her engagement ring! She told her bridesmaids on her wedding day, that I was the second person to find out! I was so happy to be the one, to capture this special day for this amazing couple.
When I arrived at the Blue Heron Inn, Jenna was as relaxed as could be. As her photographer, I was a little bit worried because we encounter HAIL on our drive into St Andrews. before arriving for the girls getting ready pictures, I went to the Algonquin, where Matt and the boys were getting ready and asked the staff about using the empty Rotunda for pictures, just in case the heavy rain did not cease, I wanted to have a pretty back up in place. However, Jenna said she would NOT talk about the rain because the sun would shine! We could see some sunshine in the distance and cross our fingers and tried to share her optimism.
Before she put on her beautiful and stylish gown, Jenna read a packet of letters from everyone who loved her (and there were a pile!) and her eyes were misty with emotion. Her bridesmaids begged her not to cry so she wouldn’t ruin her makeup!
Matt and Jenna opted to have a ‘First Look’, before the ceremony they met privately to see each other for the first time and have their formal pictures. It started with rain but when we hopped on the golf cart, driven by a staff member at Kingbrae, the sun peaked through the clouds and we went throughout the gardens. Rain would stop and start and finally clearing up a little bit and we quickly headed to the Block House.
The wedding party and family met us back at Kingsbrae, we took everyone’s picture by same tree she hoped to be married under. We were rushing because in the distance the black clouds were rolling closer and the thunder could be heard. The wedding party retreated for a short time and we headed into the tent as the storm approached. Everyone stared sadly, from the tent, at the pretty white chairs that were outside, set up for an outdoor wedding. Plans were made to have the ceremony inside but then Jenna’s hopeful attitude prevailed and the cloud split and the sun began to shine brightly.
Staff from Kingsbrae, guests and family sprung into action by wiping down chairs and replacing the decor to its original spots outside…and Jenna was able to have her beautiful outdoor wedding.
Thank you Jenna and Matt for including me in your wedding as your photographer! I could not be happier for you both!
First wedding of the season kicked off in St Andrews, New Brunswick at Kingsbrae Gardens. I am thrilled that this year wedding season began with such an sweet and amazing couple!
I have been photographing Jenna and Matt’s story from the time they were expecting their first little little, newborn pictures, family pictures, another maternity and the newborn pictures of their second son.
I was driving to the studio one day and Jenna messaged me and told me to look, I pulled over on the highway and it was a picture of her engagement ring! She told her bridesmaids on her wedding day, that I was the second person to find out! I was so happy to be the one, to capture this special day for this amazing couple.
When I arrived at the Blue Heron Inn, Jenna was as relaxed as could be. As her photographer, I was a little bit worried because we encounter HAIL on our drive into St Andrews. before arriving for the girls getting ready pictures, I went to the Algonquin, where Matt and the boys were getting ready and asked the staff about using the empty Rotunda for pictures, just in case the heavy rain did not cease, I wanted to have a pretty back up in place. However, Jenna said she would NOT talk about the rain because the sun would shine! We could see some sunshine in the distance and cross our fingers and tried to share her optimism.
Before she put on her beautiful and stylish gown, Jenna read a packet of letters from everyone who loved her (and there were a pile!) and her eyes were misty with emotion. Her bridesmaids begged her not to cry so she wouldn’t ruin her makeup!
Matt and Jenna opted to have a ‘First Look’, before the ceremony they met privately to see each other for the first time and have their formal pictures. It started with rain but when we hopped on the golf cart, driven by a staff member at Kingbrae, the sun peaked through the clouds and we went throughout the gardens. Rain would stop and start and finally clearing up a little bit and we quickly headed to the Block House.
The wedding party and family met us back at Kingsbrae, we took everyone’s picture by same tree she hoped to be married under. We were rushing because in the distance the black clouds were rolling closer and the thunder could be heard. The wedding party retreated for a short time and we headed into the tent as the storm approached. Everyone stared sadly, from the tent, at the pretty white chairs that were outside, set up for an outdoor wedding. Plans were made to have the ceremony inside but then Jenna’s hopeful attitude prevailed and the cloud split and the sun began to shine brightly.
Staff from Kingsbrae, guests and family sprung into action by wiping down chairs and replacing the decor to its original spots outside…and Jenna was able to have her beautiful outdoor wedding.
Thank you Jenna and Matt for including me in your wedding as your photographer! I could not be happier for you both!
June 6, 2017
June 6, 2017
First wedding of the season kicked off in St Andrews, New Brunswick at Kingsbrae Gardens. I am thrilled that this year wedding season began with such an sweet and amazing couple!
I have been photographing Jenna and Matt’s story from the time they were expecting their first little little, newborn pictures, family pictures, another maternity and the newborn pictures of their second son.
I was driving to the studio one day and Jenna messaged me and told me to look, I pulled over on the highway and it was a picture of her engagement ring! She told her bridesmaids on her wedding day, that I was the second person to find out! I was so happy to be the one, to capture this special day for this amazing couple.
When I arrived at the Blue Heron Inn, Jenna was as relaxed as could be. As her photographer, I was a little bit worried because we encounter HAIL on our drive into St Andrews. before arriving for the girls getting ready pictures, I went to the Algonquin, where Matt and the boys were getting ready and asked the staff about using the empty Rotunda for pictures, just in case the heavy rain did not cease, I wanted to have a pretty back up in place. However, Jenna said she would NOT talk about the rain because the sun would shine! We could see some sunshine in the distance and cross our fingers and tried to share her optimism.
Before she put on her beautiful and stylish gown, Jenna read a packet of letters from everyone who loved her (and there were a pile!) and her eyes were misty with emotion. Her bridesmaids begged her not to cry so she wouldn’t ruin her makeup!
Matt and Jenna opted to have a ‘First Look’, before the ceremony they met privately to see each other for the first time and have their formal pictures. It started with rain but when we hopped on the golf cart, driven by a staff member at Kingbrae, the sun peaked through the clouds and we went throughout the gardens. Rain would stop and start and finally clearing up a little bit and we quickly headed to the Block House.
The wedding party and family met us back at Kingsbrae, we took everyone’s picture by same tree she hoped to be married under. We were rushing because in the distance the black clouds were rolling closer and the thunder could be heard. The wedding party retreated for a short time and we headed into the tent as the storm approached. Everyone stared sadly, from the tent, at the pretty white chairs that were outside, set up for an outdoor wedding. Plans were made to have the ceremony inside but then Jenna’s hopeful attitude prevailed and the cloud split and the sun began to shine brightly.
Staff from Kingsbrae, guests and family sprung into action by wiping down chairs and replacing the decor to its original spots outside…and Jenna was able to have her beautiful outdoor wedding.
Thank you Jenna and Matt for including me in your wedding as your photographer! I could not be happier for you both!
January 14, 2017
December weddings can chance poor weather and I crossed my fingers it wouldn’t rain for Michael and Victoria/ However, this wedding received memorable weather. The snow began early in the morning and continued to fall all day, with high winds but it didn’t dampen the excitement of the bridal party and their family and friends. Victoria was extremely detailed and organized with her wedding and the number of beautiful holiday decorations and meaningful details was remarkable, from antique family pearls to including her beloved yorkie!
As we worked during the preparations and had the opportunity to get to know both families, we heard so many lovely words of kindness and love for the bride and groom. Everyone was so happy and excited for this couple to say their vows, the weather was just a minor distraction.
Their beautiful service which included a heartfelt prayer from the groom’s father and a speech from the groom himself. Michael gave a surprise speech and told his family and friends that his fairy tale was coming true and he would know what happened ‘ever after’ with his new bride. Tears were wiped and smiles were seen all around as they said their vows and declared themselves husband and wife.
We battled the roads and slow snow plows to return to the Algonquin for pictures and everyone made it in one piece! During the family pictures Michael’s mother said she was not gaining a daughter-in-law but rather a daughter. It was such an amazing experience to be able to witness this happy day with these two families.
Darkness ascended and the storm still kept up its fury, we headed to the Civic Centre in St Stephen. There we were greeted with the a gorgeous reception hall transformed into a beautiful holiday themed wedding. Every table was unique with different centrepieces, the tables were perfectly decorated. Soft warm lights lit the room and gave a sense of warmth to the guests as they dined. Throughout the room we discovered more details that were personalized and so pretty! Michael credited his wife for all of the beautiful decor that everyone was enjoying.
During the speeches we listened to stories about the bride and groom, how kind and loving Michael was and Victoria who would go above and beyond for her loved ones. Family recounted their love story and happy they were to watch their love grow.
I wish you both the very best in your new life together as husband and wife and thank you for including me on your special day!
December weddings can chance poor weather and I crossed my fingers it wouldn’t rain for Michael and Victoria/ However, this wedding received memorable weather. The snow began early in the morning and continued to fall all day, with high winds but it didn’t dampen the excitement of the bridal party and their family and friends. Victoria was extremely detailed and organized with her wedding and the number of beautiful holiday decorations and meaningful details was remarkable, from antique family pearls to including her beloved yorkie!
As we worked during the preparations and had the opportunity to get to know both families, we heard so many lovely words of kindness and love for the bride and groom. Everyone was so happy and excited for this couple to say their vows, the weather was just a minor distraction.
Their beautiful service which included a heartfelt prayer from the groom’s father and a speech from the groom himself. Michael gave a surprise speech and told his family and friends that his fairy tale was coming true and he would know what happened ‘ever after’ with his new bride. Tears were wiped and smiles were seen all around as they said their vows and declared themselves husband and wife.
We battled the roads and slow snow plows to return to the Algonquin for pictures and everyone made it in one piece! During the family pictures Michael’s mother said she was not gaining a daughter-in-law but rather a daughter. It was such an amazing experience to be able to witness this happy day with these two families.
Darkness ascended and the storm still kept up its fury, we headed to the Civic Centre in St Stephen. There we were greeted with the a gorgeous reception hall transformed into a beautiful holiday themed wedding. Every table was unique with different centrepieces, the tables were perfectly decorated. Soft warm lights lit the room and gave a sense of warmth to the guests as they dined. Throughout the room we discovered more details that were personalized and so pretty! Michael credited his wife for all of the beautiful decor that everyone was enjoying.
During the speeches we listened to stories about the bride and groom, how kind and loving Michael was and Victoria who would go above and beyond for her loved ones. Family recounted their love story and happy they were to watch their love grow.
I wish you both the very best in your new life together as husband and wife and thank you for including me on your special day!
January 14, 2017
January 14, 2017
December weddings can chance poor weather and I crossed my fingers it wouldn’t rain for Michael and Victoria/ However, this wedding received memorable weather. The snow began early in the morning and continued to fall all day, with high winds but it didn’t dampen the excitement of the bridal party and their family and friends. Victoria was extremely detailed and organized with her wedding and the number of beautiful holiday decorations and meaningful details was remarkable, from antique family pearls to including her beloved yorkie!
As we worked during the preparations and had the opportunity to get to know both families, we heard so many lovely words of kindness and love for the bride and groom. Everyone was so happy and excited for this couple to say their vows, the weather was just a minor distraction.
Their beautiful service which included a heartfelt prayer from the groom’s father and a speech from the groom himself. Michael gave a surprise speech and told his family and friends that his fairy tale was coming true and he would know what happened ‘ever after’ with his new bride. Tears were wiped and smiles were seen all around as they said their vows and declared themselves husband and wife.
We battled the roads and slow snow plows to return to the Algonquin for pictures and everyone made it in one piece! During the family pictures Michael’s mother said she was not gaining a daughter-in-law but rather a daughter. It was such an amazing experience to be able to witness this happy day with these two families.
Darkness ascended and the storm still kept up its fury, we headed to the Civic Centre in St Stephen. There we were greeted with the a gorgeous reception hall transformed into a beautiful holiday themed wedding. Every table was unique with different centrepieces, the tables were perfectly decorated. Soft warm lights lit the room and gave a sense of warmth to the guests as they dined. Throughout the room we discovered more details that were personalized and so pretty! Michael credited his wife for all of the beautiful decor that everyone was enjoying.
During the speeches we listened to stories about the bride and groom, how kind and loving Michael was and Victoria who would go above and beyond for her loved ones. Family recounted their love story and happy they were to watch their love grow.
I wish you both the very best in your new life together as husband and wife and thank you for including me on your special day!
January 3, 2017
We were worried about the weather, December can be a bit unpredictable for weather here in New Brunswick. The day began with beautiful sunshine but freezing cold temperatures and bitter winds. We all commented that is was perfect for travel! The roads were clear and there was no worry for travelling guests! Knowing that the ceremony set was unheated, Jeff quickly went to the the little church in Bethel, that had been Julie’s family church, to light the fire to warm the building to their ceremony. The little church is significant to Julie’s family, the simple beauty of the old pews and the cozy atmosphere was the perfect place for Julie and Jeff to say their vows before their family and friends.
The groomsmen and the bridesmaids giggle and laughed while preparing, both Julie and Jeff looked so happy that this day had finally arrived! Julie was adamant that for once she would NOT be late! The girls were prepping at the Algonquin Resort in St Andrews and the groomsmen at the groom’s brother’s home.
The cold weather weather kept us inside for the majority of the wedding and we were able to use the Algonquin’s beautiful Rotunda Room with beautiful warm sunshine pouring through the windows! The reception and dance were held at the Huntsman Aquarium.
I wish you all the best Julie and Jeff!!
We were worried about the weather, December can be a bit unpredictable for weather here in New Brunswick. The day began with beautiful sunshine but freezing cold temperatures and bitter winds. We all commented that is was perfect for travel! The roads were clear and there was no worry for travelling guests! Knowing that the ceremony set was unheated, Jeff quickly went to the the little church in Bethel, that had been Julie’s family church, to light the fire to warm the building to their ceremony. The little church is significant to Julie’s family, the simple beauty of the old pews and the cozy atmosphere was the perfect place for Julie and Jeff to say their vows before their family and friends.
The groomsmen and the bridesmaids giggle and laughed while preparing, both Julie and Jeff looked so happy that this day had finally arrived! Julie was adamant that for once she would NOT be late! The girls were prepping at the Algonquin Resort in St Andrews and the groomsmen at the groom’s brother’s home.
The cold weather weather kept us inside for the majority of the wedding and we were able to use the Algonquin’s beautiful Rotunda Room with beautiful warm sunshine pouring through the windows! The reception and dance were held at the Huntsman Aquarium.
I wish you all the best Julie and Jeff!!
January 3, 2017
January 3, 2017
We were worried about the weather, December can be a bit unpredictable for weather here in New Brunswick. The day began with beautiful sunshine but freezing cold temperatures and bitter winds. We all commented that is was perfect for travel! The roads were clear and there was no worry for travelling guests! Knowing that the ceremony set was unheated, Jeff quickly went to the the little church in Bethel, that had been Julie’s family church, to light the fire to warm the building to their ceremony. The little church is significant to Julie’s family, the simple beauty of the old pews and the cozy atmosphere was the perfect place for Julie and Jeff to say their vows before their family and friends.
The groomsmen and the bridesmaids giggle and laughed while preparing, both Julie and Jeff looked so happy that this day had finally arrived! Julie was adamant that for once she would NOT be late! The girls were prepping at the Algonquin Resort in St Andrews and the groomsmen at the groom’s brother’s home.
The cold weather weather kept us inside for the majority of the wedding and we were able to use the Algonquin’s beautiful Rotunda Room with beautiful warm sunshine pouring through the windows! The reception and dance were held at the Huntsman Aquarium.
I wish you all the best Julie and Jeff!!
December 13, 2016
Sarah and I have a family connection, my youngest sister is married to Sarah’s brother Patrick. The first and only time I had met her was at Samantha and Patrick’s wedding almost four and a half years ago. Samantha’s wedding was one of the first I photographed solo in the beginning of my career. When I heard she was officially engaged I was so pleased to receive the email from Sarah to be their photographer!
Sarah and Chris both agreed that their wedding was a celebration of their love for each other. The focus was on having everyone who they loved, family and friends, together under one roof. They accomplished this goal spectacularly! The day was filled with happiness and laughter was constantly ringing out. It was standing room only for both the ceremony and reception because of the number of special people in their life! Nothing could dampen their spirits or joy on that day.
Sarah was stunning in her wedding gown and she had amazing taste. The vibrant blue was echoed in the little details from her flowers, to the scarves her bridesmaids wore and to the groomsmen and their ties. The venue was a cosy little lodge outside of Fredericton, the even though the weather outside was cold and brisk, no one felt the chill inside the lodge with the fires going in the wood stove and fire place. Family and friends celebrated, with happiness, the new couple and enjoyed gourmet pizza from a local food truck.
We were warned that the first dance/song was long and it was made more memorable when Chris serenaded his new wife during their first dance! No one could keep from laughing out loud after his performance!
Thank you Sarah and Chris for asking me capture your special day! It was a pleasure to spend the day with you both and capturing these memories! I wish for the very best for the both of you in the future!!
Sarah and I have a family connection, my youngest sister is married to Sarah’s brother Patrick. The first and only time I had met her was at Samantha and Patrick’s wedding almost four and a half years ago. Samantha’s wedding was one of the first I photographed solo in the beginning of my career. When I heard she was officially engaged I was so pleased to receive the email from Sarah to be their photographer!
Sarah and Chris both agreed that their wedding was a celebration of their love for each other. The focus was on having everyone who they loved, family and friends, together under one roof. They accomplished this goal spectacularly! The day was filled with happiness and laughter was constantly ringing out. It was standing room only for both the ceremony and reception because of the number of special people in their life! Nothing could dampen their spirits or joy on that day.
Sarah was stunning in her wedding gown and she had amazing taste. The vibrant blue was echoed in the little details from her flowers, to the scarves her bridesmaids wore and to the groomsmen and their ties. The venue was a cosy little lodge outside of Fredericton, the even though the weather outside was cold and brisk, no one felt the chill inside the lodge with the fires going in the wood stove and fire place. Family and friends celebrated, with happiness, the new couple and enjoyed gourmet pizza from a local food truck.
We were warned that the first dance/song was long and it was made more memorable when Chris serenaded his new wife during their first dance! No one could keep from laughing out loud after his performance!
Thank you Sarah and Chris for asking me capture your special day! It was a pleasure to spend the day with you both and capturing these memories! I wish for the very best for the both of you in the future!!
December 13, 2016
December 13, 2016
Sarah and I have a family connection, my youngest sister is married to Sarah’s brother Patrick. The first and only time I had met her was at Samantha and Patrick’s wedding almost four and a half years ago. Samantha’s wedding was one of the first I photographed solo in the beginning of my career. When I heard she was officially engaged I was so pleased to receive the email from Sarah to be their photographer!
Sarah and Chris both agreed that their wedding was a celebration of their love for each other. The focus was on having everyone who they loved, family and friends, together under one roof. They accomplished this goal spectacularly! The day was filled with happiness and laughter was constantly ringing out. It was standing room only for both the ceremony and reception because of the number of special people in their life! Nothing could dampen their spirits or joy on that day.
Sarah was stunning in her wedding gown and she had amazing taste. The vibrant blue was echoed in the little details from her flowers, to the scarves her bridesmaids wore and to the groomsmen and their ties. The venue was a cosy little lodge outside of Fredericton, the even though the weather outside was cold and brisk, no one felt the chill inside the lodge with the fires going in the wood stove and fire place. Family and friends celebrated, with happiness, the new couple and enjoyed gourmet pizza from a local food truck.
We were warned that the first dance/song was long and it was made more memorable when Chris serenaded his new wife during their first dance! No one could keep from laughing out loud after his performance!
Thank you Sarah and Chris for asking me capture your special day! It was a pleasure to spend the day with you both and capturing these memories! I wish for the very best for the both of you in the future!!
