Trust me, everybody experiences those pre-photoshoot jitters, you are not alone. Having your photo taken is a very intimate experience, it's true. I know that vulnerability that you feel, that awkwardness, I totally get that you might be nervous about this.
However, this can be such a beautiful & freeing experience!
Just remember: You don't need to be perfect, this is about creating art & memories, it's about expressing & sharing your love.
I send ALL of my clients a Photoshoot Guide prior to our session together to help you feel a bit more prepared for my style of shooting, choosing outfits, how to pose. All that good stuff!
I also strive to create a calm space absolutely free of judgment where you can be yourself & express yourself as you wish. Feel free to be emotional, fierce, sappy, whatever you want to be.
If music is something that helps you to relax, let's play some music to get yourself out of your head & enjoying yourself!
I am so happy to give recommendations -
First I will gather some details from you -
What season do you picture your wedding in? What do you want the weather to be like?
Do you want water or mountains?
Once I know your ideal backdrop I will help find you the PERFECT location to get married at.
Intimate Weddings have small guest lists & are centred around creating a closer, more intimate experience for you & your guests on your wedding day!
Smaller weddings allow for more freedom, less time restriction & create a genuine space for you to connect with one another.
Skip the intense timeline, big guest list & just focus on spending the day together as a couple, relax
and share genuine moments with your family, and close friends
This is definitely up to you & depends on the laws in the province or country you choose to get married in.
If you would like to have a ceremony during your elopement you can hire an officiant to come along, & 2 witnesses. Your officiant will bring all of the necessary documents, you just need to bring a BLACK pen
(I always bring extras)
If you would like to just sign your marriage certificate at the courthouse & get 'legally' married and THEN have your elopement that is a second option!
I recommend doing this for destination weddings taking place in another country.
I truly believe your vows secure your union, more than the paperwork.
About 6-12 months in advance. If the date is super important to you then I would say the sooner the better!
Alberta
British Columbia
Costa Rica
Puerto Vallarta
Baja California Sur
Indonesia - Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa
New Zealand - North & South Islands
I LOVE to travel & am familiar with many different places all over Canada & overseas!