We have made every place feel like home.

Although Sydney and Ryan had already reserved us as their wedding cinematographers by the time Aryne and John celebrated their own wedding last year, we hadn’t yet had a chance to meet in person. We didn’t know what they looked like or that they’d even be there, but we were immediately drawn to them and they ended up making quite of number of appearances in that film (you can’t miss Ryan on the dance floor with his sunglasses on upside down, making faces at the camera, drink in hand). They just had that perfect “something” that we always look for when capturing guests enjoying a wedding day — they had fun, were natural, easy-going, and lost themselves in each moment, forgetting we were even there.

By the time we eventually met them in person, we realized this is exactly who they are. There was an ease that came with shooting them as they strolled through their neighbourhood park with their dog, Miller, or building a fire in their backyard. They were so natural and comfortable on and off camera. This is who they are with strangers, with friends, family and each other.

Needless to say, we were so excited for their wedding day at Evergreen Brickworks — one of our favourite spots in the city. Beautifully planned and designed by Ashley Pigott and photographed by our dear friend Tara McMullen, we had a killer team on hand to capture all the jaw-dropping gorgeousness that Rachel Clingen, Nadia & Co. and Paper & Poste put together.