Kayla and Chris’ wedding was unique to them even before the pandemic hit. The couple shared that “Covid-19 in a way was an ironic cherry atop of our wedding,” because it stripped their special day of all the unnecessary things. Read more

After cancelling their wedding in Mexico twice, Brittany and Trevor were thrilled to win an elopement giveaway on Vancouver Island – the place they now call home. The universe aligned for them on their engagement anniversary when they were announced the winners. Read more

The couple decided to elope in Lake Louise not just for the beautiful scenery but for sentimental reasons as well; Libby’s late father was a ski patroller there and she had scattered his ashes at the top of Whitehorn Mountain five years ago. As they read their vows at Moraine Lake, they could feel his spirit watching over them. Read more

The couple planned a much larger wedding but scaled it back due to COVID-19 gathering restrictions. Instead they had a fun and intimate wedding weekend with their closest friends and family. Blackhawk Golf Club felt like an escape even though it was just on the outskirts of the city. Read more

When COVID-19 delayed their formal vintage Hollywood-themed wedding, Nana and Samuel decided to keep their original date and hold a laid-back, boho-inspired civil ceremony. Farm Fresh Florals provided a summery outdoor venue where their close family and bridal party could gather safely. Read more

Since travel restrictions would make it impossible to bring their families together for their wedding, Claudina and Patrick decided to elope rather than wait. They had always wanted to visit Lake Louise, and their photographer recommended Post Hotel as the setting for their wintry outdoor ceremony. Read more

The bride and groom shared their first look and favourite cocktail at the Fairmont Palliser Hotel before Brady’s hilarious best friend married—and roasted—them during their vintage Hollywood-themed evening ceremony. Read more

Sixty-nine days after their proposal, a helicopter flew the bride and groom to the mountain tops for a day of adventure. They ran down snowy highways and crossed icy rivers in their wedding attire before holding an intimate ceremony by Bow Falls. They ended their epic day with a relaxed dinner at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, and toasted to a lifetime of adventures together as husband and wife. Read more

Even before the pandemic struck the couple had planned to hold their wedding on the acreage where Justin grew up, which allowed them flexibility to adapt to the constantly changing gathering restrictions. Read more

Katie and Simon decided that the act of getting married was more important than throwing an elaborate event, so they decided to have an intimate backyard wedding where Simon grew up. A clear tent, elegant floral arrangements and rustic décor in a neutral palette turned the already beautiful yard into a wedding venue beyond what they imagined. Read more

Alyssa always envisioned a white tent wedding on her grandfather’s land, so fortunately COVID didn’t alter her vision—they only had to reduce their guest list. Adam’s nervousness disappeared the moment he flipped back Alyssa’s veil and looked into her eyes, then they read their vows in front of their closest friends and family.  Read more

Sarah and Sadiq dreamed of getting married in Lisbon, but when the pandemic struck they decided to bring Portugal to their intimate multi-day wedding at home. “Instead of focusing on all of the people that couldn’t be there, we would focus on the little details that would make our wedding days special.” Read more

Lea and Kyle spent three years touring vineyards and restaurants searching for their ideal wedding venue but couldn’t envision their day until they found The Commons. When other couples started postponing their weddings due to COVID-19, Lea and Kyle decided to pick a date and stick with it and host a micro wedding. “Life is unpredictable and that is beautiful if you embrace it.” Read more

The couple wanted a modern wedding that brought together their favourite people in one of their favourite places. They always loved going to the Nash for dinner, so they held their ceremony and reception in the bright and airy dining room and continued the party in the chic bar area. Read more

Nicole and Brendan wanted their winter wedding to feel warm, comfortable and intimate for their 160 guests. The rustic log walls and gorgeous stone fireplace at The Old Timers Cabin created a perfectly cozy atmosphere—a good thing since their wedding happened to be on the coldest day in 30 years! Read more

The couple wanted a wintry fairytale wedding, and since Vince is from New Zealand they wanted to showcase the stunning Rocky Mountains for their overseas guests. They also incorporated their favourite things into the wedding: hundreds of candles cast an enchanting glow over their outdoor evening ceremony and elegant reception; a few of Vince’s groomsmen performed a traditional haka dance; and the bride and groom got unity tattoos during the reception. Read more