Last May, I had the chance to photograph this colorful Indian wedding! The Friday night, I went to Calgary to photograph the traditional Indian ceremonies and on Sunday the wedding ceremony took place at the gazebo in Central Park, Banff. All week the weather was changing from sunshine to rain, it was really hard to tell if they should do the ceremony indoors or outdoors. On the day of the wedding, the bride decided to
Here’s a lovely engagement that I had the great pleasure to shoot a few weeks ago! When I first talked with this future bride on the phone, I learned that she is a photographer herself so we connected right away. I knew that I wanted to incorporate her love for photography in the engageemnt session. She told me that her and her fiance really like to take “selfies” everywhere they go. I thought that it
Thanks to all the vendors for your great work!! Photographer’s assistant: Audrey Rancourt Wedding coordinator: Sonia from Enriched Events, http://www.enrichedevents.ca/ Ceremony and Reception Venue: The Juniper Banff, http://thejuniper.com/ Flowers: Forget-Me-Not, http://www.banffflowers.com/ Cake: Crystal from Cake Creations, http://www.cakecreations.ca/ Wedding Commissioner: Patricia Compton, http://imarry.ca/ Hair and Make-up: Clipso Banff, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Clipso-Hair-Design-Studio/176603986629 DJ: Conner from Get the Party Started, http://www.getthepartystarted.ca/
I just love everything about this E-session! When I ask Amy and Mike if they wanted to do something special for their engagement photos, they told me that they love to dress-up and love the 1940’s! We decided to create a nice little picnik set-up with vintage details like the old suitcases, glass coke bottle, books, candies and chess game. Of course the night before it snowed and covered all the grass there was but
I just love everything about this E-session! When I ask Amy and Mike if they wanted to do something special for their engagement photos, they told me that they love to dress-up and love the 1940’s! We decided to create a nice little picnik set-up with vintage details like the old suitcases, glass coke bottle, books, candies and chess game. Of course the night before it snowed and covered all the grass there was but