Bev and Coltan had a perfectly intimate HMCC Churchill House Wedding day, and we are so stoked we got to capture it. It is absolutely perfect for a small wedding!

It is such a gorgeous and unique wedding venue. It was full of ornate vintage furniture and stunningly detailed painted walls and ceilings. There was a lovely a dark wood staircase and a beautiful balcony overlooking the main reception area, too! The grounds consist of trees and a field full of yellow dandelions, a neat looking older red farm-style building, and easy access to the little surrounding town. Bev and Coltan live just a short walk from the venue, where they bought their first home as a couple in Hantsport, NS.

After their ceremony and some dope portraits at the venue, we popped over to take some photos at their house. They couldn’t resist bringing out their kitty cat and puppy dog for some sweet snaps! Of course, their doggo was so excited she could barely contain herself, haha! It was such a funny moment to see her so playful, and even more lovely for us to get to photograph them all around their very first home together.

They invited about 30 of their closest humans to share and celebrate at their HMCC Churchill House Wedding, and you could tell every single person there was shining with love and support. It radiated warmth and joy that filled the beautiful venue. It was truly a perfectly intimate wedding experience that fit them so darn well. It encapsulated the essence of their relationship in every heartfelt moment and detail. The laughter echoed off the walls, and the tears of joy were a testament to the love that surrounded them.

Oh! And we got to bust out the drone for this one, capturing stunning aerial views of this enchanting celebration. The drone added a unique perspective to the unforgettable memories being made below. The combination of close friends, family, and the lovely scenery made for an extraordinary day that none of us would soon forget.

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Venue: HMCC Churchill House
Photography: Fox and Fellow Photography