Over the last decade the first look photo has become a common item on the shot list of many Whistler wedding photographers. The first look is right for some people and not so right for others. With that in mind, I’ve reached out to some of my favourite Whistler wedding photographers to get their feedback on the first look. They each shared a few photos and here’s what they had to say. Enjoy!
Choosing to elope in Whistler is a fantastic option for those looking to celebrate their love story in one of the most beautiful places on the planet with just themselves or a handful of close friends or family. More and more couples are making the decision to elope in Whistler because the views in Whistler are unparalleled, the Canadian vs. American dollar makes it ideal for our friends south of the border, and the local wedding industry is world-class. But before giving you my list of ten reasons to elope in Whistler, let’s talk about why you should elope.
Wedding videography used to be pretty tacky, poorly done, and generally a bit annoying to have someone running around with a huge camera getting in the way. In recent years, all of that has changed, and the world of wedding videography has exploded onto the scene as a must have for wedding celebrations.
As a Squamish wedding officiant, I am always amazed by the beauty and grander of the geography surrounding Squamish BC. With the jaw-dropping backdrop of British Columbia’s Coast Mountains hemmed in by Pacific Ocean sunsets, cascading rivers, and giant old-growth forests, Squamish weddings are spectacular.
From the moment you buckle in and the rotor’s begin to spin, you know you’re in for something special. Your Whistler helicopter elopement takes you into a rugged and serene mountain environment for an unforgettable, intimate & private elopement ceremony with views and photo op’s like you can’t even imagine! There is no cathedral grander than a heli elopement!
Always dress for the weather! Dressed too warmly for summer or not warm enough for winter all influence the enjoyment factor of the wedding day. As you are thinking about what to wear, keep in mind that delicate balance between fashion + function!
Writing your wedding vows is not terribly complicated but it does take some thoughtful planning. To craft a really beautiful vow, follow this three-part structure: Begin with "I Remember" before moving into "This is How I Love You," and finish with "These Are My Promises to You." Simple, right? You got this.
