Saturday, April 26, 2008 | Wedding
Sarah and Jason
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I had been looking forward to this wedding for a long time. I grew up with Jason in Cranbrook, B.C. We played junior hockey together and along with a close group of friends managed to find lots of trouble and adventure during our teen years.
So I was really excited to find out they planned on having their wedding at the Bull River Guest Ranch, near Cranbrook. They were pushing their luck a bit with the weather, but in the end it all worked out.
Where the girls got ready. |
| The groomsmen caravan. This wedding respected East Kootenay tradition. |
| Sarah and her dad coming down the aisle. |
| Life doesn't get much better for little girls. |
| After ceremony hug from one of the bridesmaids. |
Myself on the right, my life long friend Ryan Cain, and Jas. There is 30+ years of history behind this photo and I could literally write pages. If you took the best parts of the movies Stand by Me, A River Runs Through It, and a bit of Rudy, you would have a pretty good idea of what growing up in the East Kootenays was like with these guys.
For the record, I am holding an ice tea. Cainer has a pair of binoculars around his neck, because he keeps them in his truck. It's a Cranbrook thing. I think he was looking for sheep while I was photographing the bride and groom. You don't see that too often at a city wedding. |
| Jas is Plumber, so I couldn't resist this one. Is that not the biggest piece of PVC you have ever seen? |
| The reception decorations were perfect. |
| Just after the best man giving his toast. Lots of tears in the room. |
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