Sarah Bourne Photography

Nina and Jamie were married in the Catholic Sacred Heart Cathedral in Kamloops.  It was a beautiful ceremony with some of the wedding guests singing solos.  One one of the hottest May 15ths that Kamloops has ever seen the coolness of the Cathedral was welcome.  The reception followed at the South Thompson Inn and Conference Center where a breeze from the river was also very refreshing.

These are a few of my favourite images from the day, and you can also view the couple’s on-line gallery here.

Rachel and Martin were perhaps the most fun couple I have met yet – largely because Martin was such a joker.  Over from the UK for the ceremony they had just a small wedding party as some of the friends and family couldn’t make it.

The Fairmont is such a beautiful location for a wedding – from the chapel on the roof, through the ballroom corridors, lounges and wine room.  The gardens are great too, particularly in summer.

To a lovely couple!

Karen and Doug were a lovely couple.  Super relaxed and laid back.  They decided to get married on their 10th anniversary together – at the Pan Pacific in Whistler.  It was a wet fall day but Karen’s choice of flowers brought out the sun.  I wish them both well.

This was an intimate wedding in every sense – the wedding party was small and the couple, Leo and Adrian, were as comfortable together as any couple I’ve ever seen.  Their personal vows and thanks to their friends, family and to each other brought tears to my eyes.

Their wedding took place at the Four Season’s Resort which is such a beautiful hotel.  A great mix of indoor and outdoor locations this is a great wedding venue.

Here is a selection of my favourite images:

Well it was hot and sunny – a beautiful day for a wedding.  Next to Green Lake in Whistler the breeze just about kept everyone at a reasonable temperature.  Brad & Sandy were the happy couple and they were lovely.  With quite a large family there were lots of formal shots, but I also managed to capture some lovely photographs of the bride and groom alone.  I worked with the somewhat harsh light – bright for people to open their eyes, and causing shadows – by moving the guests accordingly.

Here are some of my favourite shots:

Well it was a long drive – 6 hours – but totally worth it.  Trinity and Marty were very laid back and a lovely couple to work with.  Armstrong is a lovely litte town with lots of opportunity for wedding photographs.  It was exciting, if not a little nerve racking, to be in a totally new location for the wedding.  Below is a collection of my favourites from the day.  Or you can see their fairy-tale on-line album here.

Good luck to the happy couple!

There aren’t many couples so obviously in love as Aaron and Cheryl.  It showed in every look and touch they gave each other.  This was a ceremony to renew vows which had been taken the previous year.  There were tears and smiles all around and I was proud to be given the chance to document their special day.

Here is a selection of images, or you can view their “Storybook on-line Album“: