Kathryn & Landon got married on the most beautiful August day. Kathryn faced way more than her share of mishaps and delays leading up to the ceremony, but she kept her cool so well through it! Their intimate ceremony at the Little White Chapel in Chilliwack was so the sweetest thing ever (I may have shed a tear behind the camera!) After their exit from the church to the sound of the old wedding bell, we headed to Harrison Hot Springs for some portraits! We got amazing lightin

Between winter and then COVID of course, I hadn't shot a wedding in a while and I was SO ready to get back to it by the time these two were due to tie the knot! Liz & Stephan had the most amazing day, even with the inevitable road bumps that came with a global pandemic. We started off with the girls and the guys getting ready, and then headed to some beautiful willow trees for a first look. Stephan had one of the best reactions I've ever seen to his bride, it was adorable! Af

It's not even funny how far behind I am on blogging...it's just one of those things that doesn't quite come naturally so it always gets pushed to the back burner, especially when there's more important/fun things to do! And I always think I need to go back to where I left off and go in order, but I just really didn't want to go through all that work to show off this beautiful engagement session! This session really spoke to me. Real talk: I am so passionate about what I do, b

1. Learn to say no Planning a wedding is exciting and fun but it can also be one of the busiest times of your life. If you don’t want to end up being a nervous wreck a week before your big day, learn to prioritize and say no to any new commitments that would take away from other important wedding-related tasks. It’s really ok to say no every now and then. 2. Become the queen of organization The more organized you are, the better your wedding planning experience will be. Keep