November 20, 2018
Filed in: Weddings & Engagements
What a way to end the wedding season! This October Chateau Le Parc wedding had everything a photographer could ask for. Stunning florals, the best dressed and most fun bridal party, a beautiful couple, and a nighttime snow storm.
It would be hard to find two people more in love than these two. Ten years and counting, Serena and Julian met in high school and have been going strong ever since. Even after all these years, they’re still each other’s favourite people.
Serena’s one of those girls that you want in your squad. Fun, kind, and genuine. After the vintage Moet was popped and poured, Serena handed her glass to one of her bridesmaids, and said, “Here. I only like cheap champagne.” You’re my kinda lady, Serena.
Julian, it’s clear how much you love this girl. And how much everyone around you loves you both.
The weather forecast leading up to this late October day was not looking very friendly. It was going to be cold, windy, and wet. But the skies parted at the absolute perfect time. It was dry when we travelled to the church, and stayed that way up until we were done photos in the stunning pine grove at Kortright Centre.
When I arrived to Serena’s mom’s condo in the morning, the dress was waiting for me, already beautifully hung in the immaculate space. Serena had sourced a pretty ring box, a gorgeous mirrored tray for styling, and of course Louboutins. Basically, every photographer’s dream getting ready space.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you can’t buy taste. You either have it, or you don’t. And this wedding had it. From the dress to the flowers, to the stationary, to the bridesmaids wearing leather jackets, I couldn’t have asked for anything more. My camera feasted on everything, from morning until night.
There are too many to last, so I’ll just name my favourites.
As always, perfect days like this Chateau le Parc wedding are only possible due to a great team.
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