So the girlies turned up in a ‘paddy wagon’ to the wedding much to the amusement of the 200 odd guests for Michaela and Matt’s big day.
Comments most welcome below and keep an eye on my clients page for the rest of their images.
So the girlies turned up in a ‘paddy wagon’ to the wedding much to the amusement of the 200 odd guests for Michaela and Matt’s big day.
Comments most welcome below and keep an eye on my clients page for the rest of their images.
So a rare trip to the main land for Jen and Gary’s big day. They were married at Jen grandparents stunning waterfront property (or Gary’s “inheritance” as he jokingly referred to it in his speech :)).
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A whirlwind trip around Victoria for lots of locations shoots today for Tanya and Kevin, who were married at the the English Inn and Resort in Victoria. After their fun shoot it was back to the Delta hotel for their reception.
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A hot one today, so glad I wear black and lots of gear…..
Erin & Jon were married in Parksville at a local church, and then onto Fairwinds for their reception.
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I’ve had a few brides/past brides contact me about the possibilty of doing a boudoir shoot for them as a present for hubby/fiance.
If you’re interested in this or have girlfriends that might be please let me know.
If I get enough interest I will set up an all day shoot (about 1 hour per client) at a local hotel in Nanaimo. I will rent one or two nice large luxury hotel rooms for the shoot, and get a makeup artist in as well.
The end product for each client will be a Fine Art custom designed 8×11 leather bound album of the images.
Inclusive cost for each client would be $350+tax…. if I can get enough interest.
If you’re interested please contact me at 250 619 1684, or info@chrisboar.com
Thanks, Chris
An interesting mix of Brit’s and Filipino’s today for Aimee & Matt’s big day at the Raven Lodge, Mt Washington. We all went right to the top of the Mountain where there was still 3ft of snow, so those wearing flip flops were not impressed!