On a hot summer day, I drove out to the countryside to photograph this Eastern Townships wedding. Chelsey and Danick planned for their wedding to be an intimate gathering of family and friends. They hosted the special event at a…
After photographing Elizabeth and Arold’s engagement photos at Mount Royal park, it was finally time for their gorgeous sugar shack wedding at Chalet des Érables. I was excited to photograph this lively couple’s wedding. Their spirit of joy and the…
When I first met with Elizabeth and Arold to plan their wedding photos, they mentioned they liked the vibe of photos taken in nature, with trees and lots of greenery. With this in mind, we planned to do their engagement…
Documentary couple photos for a natural style Judy planned a surprise trip to Montreal for her and her husband Patrick’s 2-year anniversary. She contacted me because she liked my photojournalistic photography approach. She was looking for a local photographer who…
Melanie and Jonathan were married in an outdoors ceremony at Fritz Farm and then celebrated together with their friends and family at Canvas Montreal wedding venue. Finding your wedding photographer Melanie and Jonathan found me at the Salon Marions-Nous bridal…
David contacted me to help capture his surprise proposal to his girlfriend Esther (yup, same name as me!). They were going to be travelling to Montreal from Toronto for a short trip. What better place to propose than romantic Old…
Josyane and Sylvain are from Abitibi, about a 7-hour drive from Montreal. They invited their closest friends and family to make the expedition and join them for their romantic wedding in Old Montreal. I got to know them a bit…
I was thrilled to work with F and J-C for their wedding at the InterContinental Montreal hotel. A simple, story-telling approach When I first met this quiet couple, they mentioned that they didn’t want to do a portrait session on…
Whenever I can, I suggest shooting engagement sessions in people’s home turf. I want to capture the vibe of your first apartment together, of your local coffee shop and the places you pass by on your regular walks. For Alice and Sandra, this home turf was Villeray: a cozy, residential area north of the Plateau Mont-Royal, full of families and cafes, street art, chatty old couples, and hipsters on bikes.
With some help from his sister, Alex set up a lovely scene with candles, a bottle of champagne and rose petals in the park. I waited at a nearby bus stop, trying to look like I was just your average transit user. When Alex and Sara arrived at the park, he led her to the riverside and got down on one knee.