Vancouver Island Wedding & Elopement Photography Journal

Rayelle and Hans’s July wedding at Caleb Pike Heritage Park was filled with love, laughter, and connection. From the Red School House to portraits by the vintage MGB, every moment reflected their joy and deep family ties.

Under the soft glow of a Vancouver Island summer, Cassie and Jon celebrated their love at Two Eagles Lodge in Union Bay, BC. From emotional vows beneath the garden arch to golden-hour portraits by the trestle, every detail reflected warmth, intention, and connection — a day that felt beautifully and unmistakably theirs.

Behind every photograph lies intention. My wedding photography gear supports that intention with quiet strength. It lets real moments unfold without interruption. It also gives me freedom to move with care and precision. Whether I document a sunrise elopement in Tofino or a candlelit reception in the Comox Valley, my tools feel seamless. They keep […]

An intimate backyard wedding on Forbidden Plateau, BC — where forest views, laughter, and sunset portraits came together to celebrate a love as wild and genuine as Vancouver Island itself.

Discover the best Vancouver Island engagement photo locations — from moody forests to cinematic beaches — curated for couples who crave romance, nature, and timeless beauty.

A heartfelt backyard wedding in Merville, BC, surrounded by forest, florals, and family — a day filled with love, laughter, and timeless West Coast charm.

On a quiet June afternoon, Stephanie and Torian’s love story unfolded inside Comox Valley Hospital. Their palliative wedding was arranged in less than a day, a true testament to resilience, community, and the beauty of love that refuses to wait. Surrounded by family, friends, and compassionate staff, the couple exchanged vows in the therapeutic gardens. There were no timelines, no elaborate décor—only authentic love in its purest form. This wedding was a reminder that the most powerful celebrations are not defined by details but by connection. It was an honour to witness and capture such a sacred moment, one that will remain unforgettable.

A golden-hour engagement session at Es-hw Sme~nts Community Park in Nanoose Bay, capturing Dakota and James’ love story surrounded by ocean views and west coast magic.

A heartfelt engagement and family session on Vancouver Island for Erica and Andrew before their destination wedding in Mexico — full of laughter, warmth, and golden light.

Feeling overwhelmed by wedding planning? You’re not alone. Many couples dive into the process with excitement, only to realize how quickly the decisions pile up. One of the best ways to reduce stress and keep things organized is to understand the order in which to book your vendors. When you have a clear plan, the entire journey feels more intentional and less overwhelming.

The first step almost always begins with your venue. Once you secure the location and date, everything else can fall into place. After that, it’s time to book your photographer and planner or coordinator. These vendors often fill their calendars quickly, so locking them in early ensures you’ll have the team you want by your side. From there, focus on catering, florals, music, and other creative professionals who bring personality and beauty to your day.

By following a thoughtful order, you avoid last-minute stress and can enjoy the planning process. Each decision builds upon the next, giving you confidence that your wedding will run smoothly. These guides are here to help you stay organized, book with intention, and create a celebration that feels effortless, elevated, and true to your vision.