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!

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 :’)

I have never seen a love so beautiful, pure, raw, and mesmerizing until I met Andrea and Steven.

The sparkle in their eyes as they talk about each other, and the breathtaking vows they said at the ceremony. Oh, those sweet, beautiful vows. To this day, I still can’t read or listen to them without crying.

Jocelyn & Steven kicked off my 2019 with an epic couples sesh out in Dundas. We started off at one of my favourite spots, Detour Cafe, then ventured through the Art Gallery, and finished off in a forest nearby. We wanted some urban vibes mixed with winter & nature, and that’s exactly what we got.

To say this year has been incredible would be an understatement. I’ve recapped some of my favourite moments from 2018 in this blog post. Grab a snack, sit back, and enjoy!

Super pumped to share this one with you, friends. Chelsey and Callum have a special place in my heart. My photographs brought us together and I've been documenting their family for a few years now. From family portraits, to first birthday milestones, and now their wedding. I'm lucky enough to call them friends, and I love getting to spend time with them. 

I had to blog these two. First of all - look at them. Juuuuuust look at 'em. How adorable are they?! I'm shooting their wedding next year and I'm beyond excited for that one. Jessica is also a Silva. Yes - aka, the best last name in the world. We started exploring the beautiful little town of Dundas, then made our way to one of my favourite waterfalls in Hamilton. 

Where to begin with these two. They just melt me. I've known Suzanne for a few years now, we met each other in College and stayed in touch. She was my go-to girl in class when I really didn't want to be there (which was 99% of the time, I have no patience for sitting in a classroom haha). 

There's so many beautiful things I get to experience with my job. But one thing that will never get old, is being able to document a proposal. 

The emotions are so raw. The adrenaline is high, and normally I'm keeping this secret from one half of the session and have to bring my CSI liar skills to the table (sorry Erin). Whether I'm helping the groom-to-be plan the proposal from the get-go, or they spring it on me spur of the moment during the shoot, it will never get old.