We spent a really fun morning hanging out with Dolores and Ed, their children and grandchildren. Here’s the whole gang:

Ed built this go-kart in the late 60s for his son, and has restored it for his grandkids – so cool!

We found a moth!

Baby Paige was a complete darling!

Super exciting news: Tysier and Jeremy, one of our awesome couples from last year, were featured in the new issue of Vancouver’s gorgeous Wedluxe magazine. (You can click on each of the scans to read the article and learn all about how wonderful their day was.)

Some photos from Yanina and Scott’s wedding at the Edmonton Golf and Country Club.
… where we had lots of fun with our lighting! (Also, the most perfectly gorgeous day ever!)

A long post encompassing 2 days of Keeran and Jason’s wedding – our first full Sikh wedding celebration! These first few photos are from Keeran’s Mehndi party held the afternoon before her wedding.

Before all the guests arrive, little Shawn was really interested in my camera!
Mood music. Hmmm… one of these CDs is not like the other ones! Click if you want to see this photo (or any of the other photos) bigger. (FYI, the bride’s secret identity is a heavy metal drummer!)

The beautiful final product!

Now onto the next morning and the wedding!
Meet the groom!

The ceremony was held at Nanak Saar on Manning Freeway, which is INCREDIBLY beautiful! The first ceremony occured when the groom arrives and the two families meet each other, exchanging garlands and gifts.
Dad hugging dad!

The girls running inside, unseen by the groom!

Throwing rice!

A change of clothes, and it’s time for the reception.

As you can tell, we had great photo opportunites at the reception – everyone dancing and having an incredible time. Fun people make our job so easy!

Thanks so much to Keeran’s family for giving us a quick education in Sikh wedding traditions, and to Keeran and Jason for being fantastic and fun to work with!