hough the day was hot, a thick canopy of trees sheltered the ceremony from the heat of the midday sun. A warm breeze blew through the alter and across the onlooking guests who waited patiently for the bride to make her appearance. Smooth chords of a violin and cello drifted along with the warmth, as Sarah walked out from the Inn. This
f there were ever such thing as perfect golfing weather, it would have been the weather on Stacey and Jeff's wedding day. A balmy twenty degrees in the sun, with blue skies and slight breeze - enough to carry the ball and leave a light sweat on your brow. The Pakenham Golf and Country Club was Jeff's home course - a
eccy was quirky and artistic - with a pen always at the ready to sketch her latest creative thought - and Scott was a smart, and well-educated student with aspirations of becoming an engineer. Together, they navigated the hallways of their high school, fought through the hardships of university, and withstood the pressures of graduate school. They walked together
ne of the first things my sister said to me after Shaun and I got engaged was 'we need to go to the Ottawa WedCycle wedding show'! This was still early days for the show - which would be debuting at the Glebe Community Centre this year - and at that time it had yet to even come across my radar...Its
he air conditioning worked in overtime to compensate for the warm Summer air and a room full of people. Sarah prepared for her day in a small room at Strathmere, while her bridesmaids surrounded her with words of encouragement. As she was zipped into her dress, they quite literally applauded her beauty and swooned over her final
ometimes I'm lucky to have the opportunity to photograph a wedding alongside local photographers in the Ottawa area. Other times, I'm really lucky, and I get to second shoot with them on multiple occasions! Kelly and John's wedding was my third time working alongside Sam of SD Photography, and every time we work together I get a deeper
hether you print your images through your photographer, through a big box store, or through an online company, I can't stress enough how important it is to get your images off the computer and into your hands. Not only does this offer a level of protection for your images (in case your technology fails), but
he room smelled of nail polish, hairspray and brewed coffee. Two flower girls – dressed in blue floral dresses – touched up their nails with bright blue polish, while raving over their love for the bride and groom. To them, nothing could stop true love, and Ana and Cyril were a match made in heaven. This sentiment
er e-mail was casual and to the point. She was making plans for an afternoon meeting with work friends and wanted to extend the invite to Arun. Being the well organized person he is, Arun promptly agreed and confirmed he would be there to meet them. Only, when it came time to the get-together, those colleagues who
his wedding season I'll have the opportunity to second shoot for a couple different wedding photographers in the Ottawa area. I always look forward these opportunities as it's a fun way to connect with local photographers, but it also challenges me to view the scene differently than I would if I were the primary photographer.