Kerri and Brady’s original engagement session was cut short by slushy weather conditions. Lucky for all of us, we came back together for a great session both indoors and out at Coffin Ridge! They snuggled in the snow and melted into each other by the fire, wasting no time worrying about the little things. Instead they were just together, simply.

I can’t wait for your wedding and I hope you enjoy your preview.

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Photographed in Collingwood

Tori and Ted. Their names roll off the tip of my tongue almost as easily as they warm any cold winter day.

If you know Grey County, you know Durham is like the winter equivalent of the Bermuda Triangle. Any drive through the country side could be as clear as any sunny, summer afternoon, but once you hit Durham everything changes. Suddenly you can’t see ten feet in front of you. But once I arrived at Tori and Ted’s, freshly out of bed with the flu, my day was brighter! It’s just so easy to see them together. Their chemistry is organic and inspiring. I can’t wait to visit Tori and Ted again (next time in the summer) to help them celebrate a happy life future together.

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Photographed in Durham

They always say the third time is the charm, and that was certainly the case when it came to Karli and Scott’s engagement session. The first time I made the 2 hour trip it began pouring rain right when I arrived. The second I made it half way and the rain scared us off. Perhaps it was a good thing, however, as in our third try I got these great and outrageously cute shots of the two (three, when we count their favourite furry family member) as we walked along the Midland harbour.

Enjoy your preview!

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Photographed in Midland

Ten years ago Jenn and Brandon met as highschool students. Jenn, a timid freshman and Brandon, a shy and lanky young man, were totally smitten with each other. They were inseparable. They spent each 10 minute break and 40 minute lunch with each other for four years. When university came they found themselves separated by a boring three hour drive for most of the week. But their experience showed no similarity to the clichéd “long distance relationship”.

They’re still as much in love as they were 10 years ago, but now it’s time for them to commit themselves amongst friends and family to a lifetime of continued companionship.

I can’t wait for the wedding!

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Photographed in Blue Mountain

Sam and Trevor you were so much fun, especially with frozen fingers and runny noses. Yes, it was cold, but I almost didn’t notice. I was entirely enthralled with your cuteness. Sam, you are absolutely beautiful, and I’m a big fan of your outrageous poses. Trevor, you pretend you don’t know how to be photographed, but you did just fine just looking at Sam in that way you do. And I don’t believe your claims that you don’t kiss this often; you kissed quite frequently when I wasn’t looking!

I can’t wait for the wedding!

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Photographed in Collingwood