Vancouver & Fraser Valley Photography Portfolio
Looking for a Vancouver wedding photographer whose photos feel natural, colourful, emotional, and genuinely like you? This portfolio features real couples, real weddings, surprise proposals, and engagement sessions photographed throughout Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and across British Columbia.
My approach is relaxed and candid, with enough direction to help you feel comfortable without turning your wedding or session into a series of stiff poses. I’m there to capture the big moments, the little in-between ones, and everything that makes your day feel personal to you.
From intimate elopements with just a handful of people to full wedding days surrounded by family and friends, every gallery here is from a real celebration. Take a look around to see how I photograph different locations, lighting, personalities, and wedding days, and get a better sense of what your own photographs could look and feel like.
Wedding Photography
From full wedding days to smaller celebrations, these galleries show what it’s like to have your wedding photographed naturally from start to finish. You’ll see real ceremonies, family and bridal party photos, portraits, receptions, and all the unscripted moments in between.
Every wedding is different, and I’m not trying to make every couple look like the same wedding. Some days are laid-back and intimate, while others are full of family, dancing, traditions, and a packed schedule. My goal is to document the people, relationships, and moments that make your wedding yours, while still creating beautiful portraits you’ll be excited to hang on your wall.
Micro Wedding Photography
Smaller weddings can still be full of meaningful moments, beautiful portraits, and plenty of photographs to remember the day by. Explore intimate weddings, elopements, and shorter celebrations with just the people who matter most.
Whether you’re planning a simple ceremony, an elopement with your closest family, or a small wedding with a few hours of photography, I’ll help you make the most of the time you have. These galleries show how a smaller wedding can still include family photos, couple portraits, candid moments, and plenty of variety without needing an all-day photography package.
Proposal Photography
A surprise proposal happens once, so the photographs need to capture more than just the moment they say yes. These galleries show real proposal stories, from discreetly documenting the surprise to the celebrations, portraits, and reactions that follow.
I also help with the practical side of planning the proposal, including choosing a location, figuring out where to stand, thinking through timing and lighting, and making sure I can photograph the moment without giving anything away. Whether you’re planning a quiet proposal in a Vancouver park or something more elaborate, the goal is to keep the experience natural and let the two of you enjoy what happens next.
Couples & Engagement Photography
Whether you're celebrating an engagement, an anniversary, or simply want photographs of the two of you, these sessions are relaxed and easygoing. I’ll give you direction when you need it, step back when you don’t, and focus on photographs that feel natural rather than overly posed.
You also don’t need to know how to pose or consider yourself “good in front of the camera.” I’ll help you with simple prompts and natural direction so you have something to do without feeling like you’re performing for the camera. Sessions can be as relaxed as a walk through a favourite park, a mountain or waterfront location, or somewhere that has meaning to your relationship.
Locations & Venues
I photograph couples and weddings in a wide range of settings, from Vancouver parks and waterfront locations to mountain viewpoints, gardens, golf courses, conservatories, and venues throughout the Fraser Valley and beyond.
Since I’ve photographed real couples in these places, these location guides are about more than just showing you pretty photographs. They can help you get a better idea of what a location actually feels like, what makes it photograph well, where portraits can work, and what to consider when planning a wedding, micro-wedding, proposal, or engagement session there.