No big deal - just the coolest package I’ve ever put together. A multi-day adventure wedding in Squamish that moves at a slower pace – from a floating sauna on Howe Sound to a helicopter ceremony in the mountains and a relaxed private dinner celebration with your favourite people.

For many, ditching tradition and eloping is the way to go! But then there is the question of how to tell your people… let’s get into it!

Ninja vows are one of the most reliable ways to get everyone chuckling - and to add a little surprise and spice to your ceremony. If you’ve never heard of them before, here’s the full low-down…

Eloping in Squamish is one of the easiest and most meaningful ways to tie the knot! Consider this your guide to planning your special day.

Some couples dream of a big, elaborate wedding with all the bells and whistles… but for Emily and Riley, that just didn’t feel like them! Read on to get inspo from their day.

Yes, a wedding ceremony is a celebration of love - but, for many, there are other themes they wish to see come through in their day: identity, belonging, and pride.
I’ve written this blog post as a launchpad, with tips to create a ceremony that celebrates queer love in all its brilliance!

If you want to plan a hiking elopement in BC, then read more about Shannon + Harry’s epic day for inspo.

If you’re looking for a private, beautiful outdoor location to tie the knot, away from the bustle of Whistler Village, the Stone Circle might just be your dream spot.
Nestled alongside Alta Lake, it’s a serene, natural setting where the mountains meet the water - and the best part? You can reserve it for private use, so it’s all yours on your wedding day. This is everything you need to know.

When you’re planning your ceremony, it’s easy to get swept up in the big pieces: the vows, the rings, the kiss. But nestled between those major moments, there’s an opportunity to slow things down, add a touch of meaning, and bring in a different voice. That’s where a reading comes in.
Whether it’s a short poem, a quote that’s always resonated with you, or a sweet excerpt from a book or song, a reading is a lovely way to weave more of you into the ceremony.

Getting married in British Columbia? Whether you’re eloping on a mountaintop, hosting a backyard micro-wedding, or planning a full-blown celebration, there’s one thing every kind of wedding has in common: the legal stuff.

This blog post is here to walk you through the official, must-do steps to get legally married in BC - I have plenty of advice for how to go about planning your wedding, but the purpose of this post is to outline the legal portion.