A couple of years back I did a Toronto wedding with less than 20 people and absolutely loved how non traditional and personal the day was. It got me thinking about how the trend of doing smaller weddings will likely come to play with the ongoing concerns regarding the COVID pandemic. I think this trend of tiny city hall weddings will be a really unique and fresh way of looking at weddings and that non traditional can be so much fun and just as beautful. I wanted to share a l

I blogged about being rained out for our Scarborough Bluff session and running out of time. The plan was to arrive at the at RC Harris Water trearment plant and get the sunset across the water. But because the day started so late it was getting dark when we arrived. We had to change our plans and think on our feet. What to do.... What to doooooo! Well as soon as the sun hit the ground we had to scramble and so I decided to pull my van up and shine my high beams on them. Yes,

It is no secret that Whistlebear is one of my favorite venues. The staff there is top notch and they run each wedding like a well oiled machine. Not only is the food awesome, the venue is so gorgeous it needs very little decor to really impress your guests. I had the privilege of working with this venue again with Jordan and Janelle who simply personify two people in love. The event was upscale, classy, fun and beautiful. Here are a few of my favourite images from their we

Engagement session Scarborough Bluffs

Whistlebear Golf Course wedding with Jen Linfield Photography

Rosehill Farm Wedding in Woodstock Ontario with Jen Linfield Photography