Criselda & Vimal - Stunning Rainy Day Wedding at Honsberger Estate, Lincoln, Ontario

March 15, 2017  •  27 Comments

After I finished sorting through Cris & Vim's photos for this blog, I realised something: I had way too many favourites. It's a good problem to have, and as you'll see below, nobody can blame me. Their wedding was one of those ones that had so much magic in it throughout the entire day that its hard to find the moment that made it the most special. From the pure love that Cris & Vim have written all over their faces, to the seriously beautiful daddy-daughter moments, to the absolutely gorgeous venue at Honsberger Estate Winery - everything was simply perfect.

One of the best things about their wedding day was one that most couples worry about - the weather. The weather that day was pretty awful - it was raining and incredibly windy. Those two things combined make for a pretty challenging experience for photographers, but if there is one thing that Mike loves, and thrives in, it's a challenge. And the pictures couldn't have turned out any better because of it. 

Take a look below and just bask in the beauty of the love these two have for eachother!

"And all along I believed I would find you
Time has brought your heart to me
I have loved you for a thousand years
I'll love you for a thousand more"

"

groom writing note groom cufflinks groom getting ready

groom groom putting tie on groom putting bowtie on bride getting makeup happy bride silhouette happy friend bride fixing hair getting dress on classic bride pulling the strings bride in mirror bridesmaids crying bride laughing bride

Okay, get your tissues out. When I see images like this, I get all teary thinking about how Mike is going to react when our daughters get married one day. (In a million years of course!)   dad waiting for bride bride seeing dad bride and dad seeing eachother for first time dad love groom waiting bride seeing groom happiness i love you bride groom kissing loving

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It was a little windy! windy smiling bride unity candle blessing holding hands first kiss married standing in the rain tablescape bride and dad cooking head table kissing in rain cake cheers cake mash first dance first dance first wedding dance say cheese

You know you've got great friends when they'll stand out in the middle of the pouring rain with you, waving sparklers and pouring love on you!  night party

Surprisingly, it only took a few shots to get this one :) 
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This post was written by Kate Tigchelaar, Studio Manager for Zekar Photography.
 


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