An intimate Winter wedding can be minimal and beautiful. Most times couples think of red and greens when planning their winter wedding, but I find incorporating more deep tones of burgundy and blue can be equally, if not more beautiful. An winter setting with dark ceramic can be made warm and inviting with mixed candle holders in brass ceramic and glass. When combined with natural linens, whimsical floral designs, brushed silver cutlery and coloured stemware the tablescape becomes an intimate wonderland. Being intentional with the placement of each piece on the table can ensure a more enjoyab ..read more

Three years ago, Teddy and I went on a quest at sunset in search of the famous and beautiful Glass Beach in Fort Bragg, California. We found it, and it was other worldly. It is definitely worth a drive to Northern California if you visit the state. The post GLASS BEACH | CALIFORNIA appeared first on Nicole Lapierre Photography, a Fine Art Photography Service, serving Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada & Beyond ..read more

I was so honoured to have this collection featured on the Dusty Blue wedding blog in the Netherlands! See their feature HERE. An Okanagan Valley rehearsal dinner; earth tones, mango, papaya, and lush organic florals, paired with terra cotta details set the perfect tone for an intimate rehearsal dinner for a couple’s family and friends on the eve of their wedding day. Then set this glorious tablescape in a Mediterranean-style estate like God’s Mountain Estate in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, on Skaha Lake in British Columbia, and you have a breathtaking scene to celebrate your upcoming nuptial ..read more

We had a beautiful sunset on the evening of Joseé and Brad’s engagement session. It always warms my heart when the weather surprises us with golden light. In less than 3 months, these two will share their vows, and we can’t wait to be there to capture it ..read more

I am so thrilled that Magnolia Rouge was able to feature this shoot that I had been imagining for such a long tome. I had a dream about curating this shoot back in the Spring; an intimate home elopement with soft textures and bright white natural light. Then parked it in a brain pocket, but it would often creep back out. I felt like I was waiting for the right couple to bring the shoot to fruition, then beautiful Siera messaged about an collection for her and her fiancé Brennen, and I knew it was time to bring this one to light. Plus, how can you say no to Miss Universe Canada! I spent the mor ..read more

An intimate Winter wedding can be minimal and beautiful. Most times couples think of red and greens when planning their winter wedding, but I find incorporating more deep tones of burgundy and blue can be equally, if not more beautiful. An winter setting with dark ceramic can be made warm and inviting with mixed candle holders in brass ceramic and glass. When combined with natural linens, whimsical floral designs, brushed silver cutlery and coloured stemware the tablescape becomes an intimate wonderland. Being intentional with the placement of each piece on the table can ensure a more enj ..read more