Things got steamy in the waterfall during this engagement session. L&B, this was an adventure of a lifetime and I loved every second of it!

A night in Paris… and no, not Paris France. Although, this cute little town could easily pass as just that. Come along and see what this adorable city nighttime engagement session looked like!

Ohhhh my sweet covid couples. What a year this has been. This session took place on their original wedding date, because covid messed that one up. We started at the Cotton Factory in Hamilton, then ventured to a waterfall nearby.

McMaster, Dundas, Dogs, Murals, and special messages from a lost loved one. This is a blog post and a story you don’t want to miss.

Waterfall engagement sessions are the bomb. I’ve photographed at this spot hundreds of times and it never gets old, seriously. I’d share all of the waterfall galleries on here, but that might get a little repetitive :’)

We woke up to a super rainy, gloomy, foggy day. I had asked Taufiq if he still wanted to go through with the proposal, or wait for better weather. He responded, “I can’t wait any longer to marry this girl, let’s do it, rain or shine” … and BOY - am I ever glad we did.

This day was WILD! As I was driving to this session, I almoooost made the call to cancel it. The rain storm was absolutely insane, and the sky was pitch black it almost felt like it was night. Absolute insane weather that came out of NO WHERE. I ended up hyping myself up and saying - screw it. We’re shooting. Rain or shine. AND I’M SO GLAD I DID.

Engagement sessions are the bomb. I know I’ve said it before, but getting to hang out with your clients for a few hours is such a great opportunity to get to know them a little better leading up to their wedding day. For example, heading out to Vittoria/Port Ryerse to document the love between these two and where it all began.

Suzanne wanted to honour her Vietnamese culture by wearing the traditional Vietnamese outfits during the reception at their wedding. They changed right at the end of the night - so we barely had time to take photos in the outfit. Only getting a few quick shots on the wedding day, we decided to do a “post-wedding” session, where they got to throw the traditional outfits back on and have a PROPER photo session.