We met Shannon & Harrison at sunrise on New Years Day to capture their engagement session. They are both from Toronto, ON, and were visiting family for the holidays. Harrison grew up skiing and he and Shannon were so happy to have their engagement session captured with the scenic, snowy backdrop of Whistler. We can’t wait to capture their wedding at the Gardiner Museum in Toronto this summer.
Read MoreWe drove up to Whistler on Christmas Day from Vancouver. Taking in the beautiful 2-hour drive with the winding roads and stunning views, we arrived at Lost Lake to scout a location for our New Years Day sunrise engagement session with Shannon & Harrison. Their wedding is this August in Toronto, ON at the Gardiner Museum, but they’ve come to Whistler for the holidays and we’re so excited to meet up with them and capture their engagement photos here on Lost Lake. After a short drive through Whistler Village, we parked our car at the gate to the Lost Lake entrance and walked to the beautiful lake. Every turn of the winding path was a stunning backdrop. We’re going to meet Shannon & Harrison at sunrise on New Years Day. We love capturing sessions on New Years Day as the locations are so peaceful and undisturbed.
Read MoreDavid & Svetlana’s romantic summer wedding at the Bayview Golf & Country Club was every bit perfect. When they met it was love at first sight. David is a pilot from Toronto, and Svetlana is originally from Montreal. David flies them home every other Friday for family dinner at Svetlana’s parent's home and brought their love for their family into their wedding day in every way possible. From the groom getting ready at his Mother’s house, the first look with the bride’s father, to the Horah and the beautiful dances, every moment in between was so true to their love for their families.
Read MoreWe captured Olivia and Ryan when they were visiting Toronto and absolutely loved the lighting for our session right after a huge thunderstorm passed through the city. We captured Olivia and Ryan in front of Osgoode Hall, The Canadian Opera Company, and the famous Toronto Sign with Nathan Phillips Square as the backdrop.
Read MoreI absolutely love this family and was beyond happy to go for a visit as quickly as we could once George was born a little early. This family means the world to me because when I first moved to the city I rented the basement apartment of their home and over the years that I lived that we grew so close. I watched them go through so many milestones together and have always looked up to them as role models. I was so honoured when, in the middle of our session, they asked me to be George's god mother! I cried happy tears and just felt so honoured and blown away.
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