Meaghan & Jason were married in the mountains. Their guests stayed in cabins that were scattered among tall pines and wildflowers. The day started with a dip in the river and ended around a bonfire under a cloudy sky. And there were a few mosquitoes, and a drinking game in the field, and venison sausage, and pet dogs sitting by their owners’ sides, and two very boisterous emcees.

I want to see mountains again, Gandalf, mountains, and then find somewhere where I can rest. In peace and quiet… I might find somewhere where I can finish my book. I have thought of a nice ending for it: and he lived happily ever after to the end of this days. - J.R.R. Tolkien

Amanda writes a note to the love of her life while her bridesmaids put the finishing touches on the flowers while her mom snaps a sneaky pic of her getting her makeup done.

There’s always a bit of risk when planning an alfresco wedding, dinner, or event. Will it rain? Will there be too many bugs? Will the uneven ground bother people? Throw those worries away because the end result is second to none. Imagine sun set light streaming through the trees while your guests enjoy dinner and stars rising overhead as the dessert course is brought out. Lights strung in the branches of trees and people mingling in fresh air. There’s nothing better.

We were honoured when Farmacie recruited us to photograph their most recent long-table dinner at Southlands Heritage Farm in Vancouver. Beautiful people, food, space, and evening.

I want
To do with you what spring does with the cherry trees. -Pablo Neruda

We love creating these special bokeh-panorama photos for our couples when we’ve got time and a space that demands it (like this magical cherry tree grove). Forty-seven images were combined to create this one crazy beautiful photograph.

Ethereal dweller, neath southern skies,
With shining, yellow hair
Where gloom awing with wishing flies
And life is fond and fair. -Benjamin Franklin Field