White Linen Photographers

Well, Brooke and I had yet another wonderful wedding we felt very fortunate to have photographed. Jessica’s family owns our fave shop in town, ” Vintage and Vogue”, so as you can imagine there were great finds everywhere we looked. Mason jars, handpainted signs, wildflowers, paper cranes, mismatched pillows, a photo booth ( this was a first for us, and we LOVED it)! There were even mini donuts, cotton candy, dilly bars and a fry truck. Ummmm….hello! Talk about a fun wedding!!!  Jess’ dress was vintage of course,  picked up by the bride’s sister in San Fransico and she looked stunning in it. Every detail was beautiful, the weather perfect, the food delish… and most of all Jess and Dew were amazing.

A big huge thanks to you both for having us be a part of your day – and for those of you interested in Jess’ first session with White Linen, click here to see her boudoir session…..a fave for sure.

Hugs,

Michele and Brooke

Jess, you looked amazing.The rings were perfect. The bouquet? Handmade by a family friend  out of vintage brooches. Wowza!Great idea…these chalkboards were painted by Jessica’s sister for their thank-you cards.Jess and Dew had such a lovely ceremony – the most relaxed we’ve been to. Beautiful.Did I forget to mention there were moustaches?! Love it!And a fun one for us to remember what a fab time we had……dontcha just love playing dress up?! Thank you B, I always have more fun when you’re around:)

A sneak for one of the most fabulous weddings…and couples that Brooke and I have had the pleasure to work with. Fresh, romantic and personalized from start to finish.  Make sure to come back soon for the entire post – trust me…you don’t want to miss this one!

Thank you Brent + Chels ….it was a day we won’t soon forget!

Michele + Brooke

So, this was quite a last minute booking which B and I weren’t planning to work, but man oh man are we glad we accepted! Leslie and Will were so unbelievably fabulous together, so calm, and so in LOVE that the day was quite honestly…well, perfect. Not to mention the fact that the everyone arrived by steam train, only to be married at a tressle!  Unique, intimate and quirky all at once, the day seemed very fitting for this wonderful couple and their families. Will and Leslie; thank you so much for having us be a part of your day, and for putting up with our bossiness….( we needed to be, it was a 3 hour day for us; quickest yet)! Hopefully you are enjoying your 6 week honeymoon in Africa; we can’t wait to hear all about it once you’re back:)

Best of wishes,

Michele and Brooke

Perhaps my fave shoe-shot to date….you sure can work that macro B!Leslie….you are gorgeous; I adore this shot of you.The painting on the right is of the 100 year old train on the Kettle Valley Steam Railway – Will + Leslie’s wedding was only the 2nd to be held here.The ladies making their grand entrance on the train..Can you see the train puffing away on the left….LOVE IT!I know it’s not technically “the kiss shot”…but it’s just seconds after. And man oh man it is one of our faves!And on to their “formals”. Which, I have to say were far from formal! B and I were literally running as we had about 15 minutes to capture all we wanted. Leslie and Will? You two were amazing in front of our cameras. Thank you!Yummy light, amazing location, and of course a couple who is obviously in love.What a wonderful time we had…..hope the two of you enjoy your images:)