The wedding of Nunziata and Chris will be another Italian wedding of which I will have very fond memories.   They were surrounded all day long by tons of warm and supporting family members and friends, which makes it so easy to capture great, natural shots of people interacting with each other.   The meal at the reception was also one to remember, although I unfortunately didn’t pace myself well enough to save room for dessert.  Despite the lack of snow on the ground as Nunziata had hoped, the wedding still definitely had a wintery and festive feel to it and we were still able to get lots of great shots at the Millennium Centre and the Legislative Building.  My congratulations to the couple, and now a sneak peek into the wedding:

Between the three days I was shooting Sukh & Greg’s wedding, it was one of the longest coverages I’ve done in awhile.  It was also one of the most enjoyable weddings I’ve gotten to shoot in recent memory – the kind of wedding where you don’t even notice the time passing as you’re too busy enjoying being a part of it.  As always, East Indian weddings are a visual treat as a photographer.  The extravaganza of colours, outfits, food, and activities offer so many interesting picture opportunities, and this wedding certainly didn’t disappoint.

Having worked previously with Sukh’s family, it was nice to see and connect with familiar faces.  I like to blend into the flow and surroundings of a wedding when I’m shooting, and it definitely makes it easier when you already feel comfortable and familiar with the people.  Sukh and Greg and their wedding party were great this way too. Despite the whirlwind and bustle that can accompany East Indian weddings, they were among the most relaxed and easy-going groups I’ve had the pleasure to work with.   Lots of great pictures and lots of fun shooting.  Congratulations Sukh & Greg!