I was always the one up late. Up late scribbling random rambles on countless notebooks. I was a always a tad dramatic, but writing always helped ease my mind and helped me make sense of the thoughts that would frequent my head and heart. Blogging has been a bit like that for me as well. A way to wrap things up, tie it all together. Share what has happened, what beautiful things I saw and felt and experienced with the beautiful people who've chosen me to capture their moments. I really love it. The past few years the blogging has come to a bit of a standstill for no other reason than I had things to do. The small people who I grew, then take up a whole lot of energy and at the end of a long day... the couch and a glass of wine and an episode or 3 of Vikings became incredibly more appealing than attempting to use more energy for anything. And, I'm ok with that. But now, I've been feeling the need to share on something other than Facebook or Instagram. I'm just going to do what I can, when I can and be ok with that. Be great with that.
So, I'm going to start at the end of 2014 for my wedding season. It was the last glorious, amazing wedding of 2014 for me. Jacqui and Mike made no error in choosing Black Rock Resort for their truly remarkable west coast wedding. My beautiful friend Mother Nature was feeling generous on November 15 2014. Leading up to the wedding no one could have anticipated a wedding engulfed in the most magical picturesque winter sunshine. The light and the people were right out of my creative dreams. Vancouver Islands west coast is beautiful on any day, be it foggy, rainy, stormy.... but winter sunshine may just be my favourite. Lucky lucky us.
Thank you Jacqui and Mike for you faith in me and for choosing me. As always, I am beyond grateful. ox
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What's a West Coast Wedding without gumboots?
I'll leave you with a typical Black Rock view.
