As a photographer, every wedding is a unique story waiting to be told. Kathleen and Mitch's wedding at Lizard Creek Lodge in Fernie BC was no exception. The day began with the excitement of getting ready in separate rooms, surrounded by their friends and family. Laughter and love filled the air as they prepared for their big moment.
The first look was a truly special moment. As Kathleen and Mitch stood in the forest, surrounded by their children and bridal party, they read heartfelt letters to each other. It was a beautiful reminder of the love that brought them together and the journey they had been on and continue.
After the emotional first look, we headed back to the lodge for the ceremony. The intimate setting was the perfect backdrop for Kathleen and Mitch to exchange vows and say "I do." It was a moment of pure joy and celebration, surrounded by their loved ones.
Following the ceremony, we made our way to Fernie Brewing Company for a well-deserved beer. The staff and patrons were thrilled to see the newlyweds and their bridal party, adding to the excitement of the day.
A highlight of the day was the stunning mountain location we visited next, with the majestic Three Sisters mountain range in the background. The natural beauty of the surroundings perfectly complemented Kathleen and Mitch's love for each other.
Back at the lodge, the reception was lively. The speeches by the parents were tear jerkers, filled with love and memories. The food was exquisite, and the guests enjoyed mingling and sharing stories.
As the evening progressed, the cake was cut and lovingly smushed on each other's faces. The dance floor was soon filled with guests showing off their best dance moves, creating a joyful atmosphere.
Kathleen and Mitch's wedding was a day filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable moments. It was an honor to capture their special day and be a part of their love story. Cheers to the happy couple, may your love continue to grow as strong and beautiful as the mountains that surrounded you on your wedding day.
