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Brittany + Matthew

Sophia was excellent... She went the extra mile in helping pick a perfect place... and we loved how the pictures turned out!
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Brittany + Matthew

When Matthew determined it was time to propose, he set out with a plan. He planned a vacation to Sauble Beach and an excursion to The Grotto at Bruce Peninsula National Park. That's where he dropped down on one knee, right on the shores of Georgian Bay. Read this to see how it went...

Katrina + Andrew’s Sunset Elopement

Of course, I feel honoured to photograph weddings. But Katrina and Andrew honoured me with even more responsibility for their Sauble Falls Provincial Park elopement. Tap here to see it.

Carmichael Family

Check this out to see the Carmichael family's portraits from the start of their session right through to the end. See how much fun we can have together!

Clare + Sammy’s Country Wedding

It was more of a party with a wedding than a wedding with a party, but there was definitely a wedding! Check out Clare and Sammy's laid back wedding right here.
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Legge Family

Family is something to be incredibly proud of. And the Legge family has a LOT to be proud of. Check out their fall family portraits on the Bruce Peninsula right here.

Caitlyn + Sean’s Spring Wedding

This Bruce County wedding will warm your heart. Check out Caitlyn and Sean's real riverfront sunset wedding for a little inspiration.

Oh Man Meg & Dan’s Wedding

What do you need to know about Meg and Dan? Well, they are kind, they are caring, and they had a gorgeous and meaningful wedding in Wiarton, Ontario. See their real wedding photos here.

Meg + Dan’s Waterfront Engagement

Meg, Dan, their charcuterie board, and I met for their engagement session in Wiarton, Ontario! We ate, we laughed, they drank, and we took some pretty wicked, waterfront photos at sunset.