Together Forever

Last fall I did engagements for a great couple, Amy & Casey, who finally tied the knot a month ago at a beautiful outdoor ceremony in Mono. I had a fantastic day with their families, full of laughter and good times all around. I've been friends with the groom's sister for years, so being already comfortable with their group of people made things even better. I unveiled my portable "photobooth" which mainly consisted of some fun props, making for hilarious candid shots during the reception. I was so happy with the photos from the entire wedding, and wish Amy & Casey only the best for their future together!

Easter at the Log Cabin

Consider this to be my belated Easter post - though the long weekend has just passed, this collection of adorable shots was taken the week before, when I decided to hold an Easter themed photo event at a historic log cabin in my hometown. The cabin's rustic interior was the perfect backdrop for my vintage chairs, and I borrowed my sister's bunny so the kids could interact with him for the photos. It was a great day for mini sessions, a little on the chilly side, but I made lots of new clients, and enjoyed seeing a few of my regulars. Happy -belated- Easter all! :)

Now and Forever

My third and final wedding of the season was probably my favourite. I have known the bride, Chantelle since elementary school, and we've been friends for years, so I was elated when she asked me to be her photographer. After meeting her finance Mike, I was even more excited for the wedding because the two of them are both such amazing people and totally in love, which makes my job very easy. The morning ceremony & lunch reception took place at the gorgeous Hockley Valley Resort; short and sweet, with close family and friends present. It was a perfect day to wrap up my summer of wedded bliss, and I know these two will be together for a long long time.







 

The Gowan Sisters

These two sisters wanted to give their parents some portraits for an anniversary present, seeing as they will both be away at school next year. We spent an hour in the later afternoon sun wandering around their grandparents farm in the Creemore hills. I think both Nicole & Carlee had a lot of fun during the shoot, and I'm glad they loved how the shots turned out; no doubt their parents are going to be very happy to have some nice photos to hang in the house once the girls have left for college.