These calls became regular and when they finally met in person it was love at first sight. It wasn’t long until Myles dropped to one knee at the top of a mountain and proposed.

Genie and Andy knew each other in high school, and two years ago, a chance meeting in a parking lot brought them back together. As I saw how they honor each other with care, attention and honesty, like many guests (including the candy girl, aka flower girl), I was moved to tears by this union. 

They were grounded so naturally in the moments of the day – the words being exchanged, the knowing looks, I could feel them absorbing the meaning of the day which allowed me to let their joy, gentleness and love shine brightly in photographs.

Dave and Chantal quietly said “I do” on a Tuesday afternoon. Chantal looked stunning. With some nerves and excitement, she made the quiet walk up to join the very cheerful Dave at the top of Devil’s Ladder to exchange vows. The marriage commissioner Craig Gillis, myself and one guest all knew we were part of a very magical moment.

Watching the bond between them and their people was a highlight of the wedding day for me. The moms could not stop smiling at each other, friends were giving each other knowing looks, and the hugs were flowing freely. The wedding party was so kind, gushing with their love for these two. They were constantly checking in with me and my assistant Sara to see if we needed anything – truly the most thoughtful, not to mention hilarious, bunch

They were set to celebrate this love with a big wedding. However, due to the pandemic. They cancelled, paused and then regrouped. Then plans, as the pandemic rules changed, morphed again. Yet, here we were, at the stunning Tigh-Na-Mara Resort in Parksville, watching them say their vows.

They set up in their living room. Friends from all over zoomed in and a small group of family set up outside. The zooming guests had a clear perspective and for the locals, the audio was being piped outside and guests were able to see them through a glass window -the ceremony was the epitome of classy and resourceful. An amazing example of what is possible.

Before their afternoon ceremony, we headed above the clouds to a peak overlooking Comox Lake. After photos, we joined back with the guests, where the charming Barbara Densmore oversaw an emotional flower ceremony. She shared some words from the bride and groom about each person and then handed them flowers. These flowers were passed to the bride as she came in, and formed a very meaningful bouquet.

.You wrap up a two day hike, you head to a quiet B&B with your love, your daughter, your dog and four friends. You exchange vows and it means the world. It is perfection. You celebrate with pizza, storytelling, music, laughing and nature.

Today is April 10th, is our “WAS-WEDDING” Today we were supposed to be getting married. We should be mid-ceremony right now. But now, we have a different beautiful memory.
We realized early March that our plans were in jeopardy and emotionally adjusted. It was about perspective. We shifted our focus to being thankful that we have each other.

These two were planning a Mexico wedding, however, when the pandemic hit, they decided they couldn’t put off being married until they were able to travel. So this Qualicum couple, dressed in all black, surrounded by white snow, barely contained their giggles as they exchanged their vows.

Kara and Terry met ten years ago while tree planting. The plans for a wedding emerged organically as daydreams about parties n that would bring their families together shifted into the idea of exchanging ovows. On a brisk December day, along with their family and a few close friends, t

After some photos in the fog, the couple headed inside for snacks, whisky-tasting and of course, their wedding ceremony. The ceremony was filled with warmth, emotion and full of joy. Afterward, the duo, who met in swing classes, hit the floor and showed us how it is done.

They arrived to each other in such a beautifully natural way. With a love sitting on years of friendship, shared values and creativity, they now have their right person to move forward with. So celebrating this day was a gift. I was able to watch, (and when you watch you learn) their kindness to each other in their planning, and how they stayed rooted in what was important to them.

When I finally met Craig and Caroline in person, I quickly became smitten. As we talked wedding, life, career, music and more, they hung onto each other’s words, laughed and were kind to one another – their connection radiated.

Curtis and Danielle were neighbors when they met, and through helping each other out, a shared volleyball team and then a date that involved too spicy chili (awkward) and learning new card games, they began their romantic connection. Just a few weeks later, they became inseparable.

BC offers some stunning backdrops to bask in nature and exchange vows. A few of my couples are working with 49 North Helicopter and heading to mountain vistas while other are sneaking into the woods for some quite romance.

Held at the stunning Strathcona Park Lodge, this celebration saw friends from each side of Canada’s coast gather for a weekend of west coast wonder. People started rolling into the lodge the night before the wedding and gathered for beers, bonfires and pitching in to help set up

Their wedding at The Tigh-na-mara resort was filled with emotion, laughter, intent, and sentiment and in that way, was a beautiful reflection of who they are.

He fell in love with his patience and sense of humor and he loved her sassy attitude, great sense of humor, and caring personality.  All these characteristics shone at this stunning Mt. Washington wedding.