I’m Sarah, the photographer behind Latitude 49 Photography. Based on Vancouver Island, I specialize in cinematic and romantic wedding photography that blends editorial artistry with authentic storytelling. My work captures honest emotion, natural light, and timeless connection for couples who want imagery that feels intentional and deeply personal.

The warmth of a Vancouver Island summer set the perfect stage for Rayelle and Hans’s wedding. Every detail felt intentional and full of heart. Their day at Caleb Pike Heritage Park was a blend of family, friends, romance, and timeless storytelling.
The day began at the Red School House, where Rayelle got ready surrounded by her bridal party. Natural light poured through these gorgeous windows, creating beautiful shadow patterns perfect for photos of all the details that personalized her day. Each photograph felt like it could be plucked right out of a magazine.



Hans showed up with his suit jacket off searching the side of the road. Turns out their getaway car had a few troubles, and required some on the spot repairs. Thankfully Hans and his friends and family were able to make the repairs needed. We took a few moments for Hans to share some special moments with his groomsmen and close friends before starting the ceremony.



By midafternoon, guests gathered on the lawn surrounded by tall trees and soft light. Rayelle walked down the aisle with her Grandpa Bill. The ceremony was filled with prayer, smiles, and heartfelt vows. Every moment felt personal and full of meaning. When they shared their first kiss as a married couple, the crowd erupted with joy. It was a celebration of love that everyone could feel.


This was a crew who knew how to have fun. This portion of their photo timeline was full of laughter. The wedding party brought energy to every photo. They even entertained my idea of throwing Hans into the air. Each image reflected a perfect balance of elegance and authenticity.

As the sun softened, the couple stepped away for portraits at the lookout. They arrived in their vintage MGB car, a detail that perfectly matched their timeless style. After a short walk through the forest we arrived at a beautiful lookout. The wind carried the scent of summer as they stood together overlooking the landscape. We made our way back to the MGB to give it some main character energy and let me tell you, every photo felt like it should be on the cover of a magazine.








Dinner brought laughter, conversation, and heartfelt blessings from Grandma Judy. Speeches from friends and family had everyone smiling through tears. Every reaction, from laughter to emotion, told the story of a couple surrounded by love.
Three father and daughter dances followed dinner, honouring Grandpa Bill, Scott, and Mike. Each one felt deeply sentimental, and Grandpa Bill has some moves. Rayelle and Hans had their first dance and it was so much fun. They were laughing throughout and Hans was lifting and dipping more than I’ve ever seen. It perfectly matched them
Their cake was gorgeous. Darling Cake Co. did a beautiful job on creating a vintage 3 tier cake that looked to die for!













Every part of this day reflected intention, love, and legacy. From the early morning preparations to the final dance, their wedding told a story that will be remembered for generations.
This celebration at Caleb Pike Heritage Park embodied everything that makes Vancouver Island weddings so meaningful. It was elegant, natural, and full of heart.
View their sneak peek gallery here: Rayelle and Hans’s Wedding Gallery
If you’re looking for a photographer to capture your vintage, romantic wedding then I’m perfect for you. You can reach out here