09/29/2026
Amy & Connor entirely on film.
I got to spend the morning with Amy.
The room remained relatively quiet, with murmurs of wedding day logistics and an aim to keep everything moving. I got to watch Amy finish writing her vows and oversee decor layouts via messages from her room at the Muir.
It was a calm yet focused energy. Get this steamed. Communicate this. Put this on.
But something completely shifted when she got to be with Connor.
They did their first look on the Halifax waterfront. Connor was faced away, looking at the ocean as his Bride stood anxiously behind him. As soon as they were united, I saw shoulders drop and smiles that couldn’t be held back. That lightness and pure joy immediately shifted the energy to one of peace, and everything stood still.
I love seeing the many versions of individuals on a wedding day. Energy being wiped and regained, caring about problems and letting them fade away. The vast range of emotion. But nothing is as beautiful as two people profoundly in love uniting on their wedding day. It’s like you unveil their true selves for the first time.
So here’s a snippet of their day, captured nostalgically on film, and I saved the best for last.
