(and other wedding vendors you spend the most time with)

You would think, as a photographer and artist myself, I would be an advocate of letting our work speak for ourselves. After all our photographs are our product, our medium, our art.

But against the grain I am going to have to disagree.

The first time I met these two at starbucks I was immediately struck by the way they looked at each other, they way they finished each others thoughts, and how relaxed they were together. You could tell they not only loved it each other but genuinely enjoyed every minute they spent together.

As we chatted I loved their stories, their enthusiasm and their easy laughter together. So when COVID delayed their session I was more than a little disappointed.

Today I’m thrilled to share not only a sneak peek of their engagement images but a few snippets of their love story in their own words too.

Okay can we talk about how sweet these two are?

Their love is literally the cutest thing. It’s a story book romance. I mean, they met in high school and quickly knew they wanted to spend their lives together. Does it get much better?

Ashley & Marcel came to their shoot excited but a little nervous too. But it didn’t take long for them to relax into each others company and have some fun.

Emily & Josh got engaged on a bench in Ivey Park overlooking the fountain at the Forks of the Thames here in London, Ontario. It was the perfect place to photograph their engagement portraits as we wandered the park, down to Harris Park and even up to the Old Courthouse. I can't wait for their October 2020 Museum London Wedding Day!