Black Creek Pioneer Village Wedding Photography | Keith & Jenni

Beautiful Wedding at Black Creek Pioneer Village

It was just a couple of days before Super Storm Sandy was scheduled to hit the East Coast.  It was raining, cold and wet.  But as the saying goes, the show must go on!  Keith and Jenni’s wedding continued even through the rain and wind.  What started out as a dark, dreary day, turned into a glorious day even though the sun never peaked it’s head out, not once! It was a gorgeous day because on this day Keith and Jenni pledged their love for each other in front of family and friends at Black Creek Pioneer Village .

So while Storm Sandy was blowing her way into Canada, in a quaint church built in 1856 called Fisherville Church, the guests started to arrive in horse drawn carriages.

The groom and his groomsmen awaited the arrival of the bride.  Jenni looked gorgeous.  She shed some tears of happiness just before walking down the aisle.

The church was filled with people, but Keith only had eyes for Jenni.

Keith (and now Jenni’s) niece was so well-behaved through the service in her cute dress, and just like a toddler, one second I had her attention, and then just like that, she quickly forgot all about me.

After the ceremony we braved it outdoors for some more photographs.

The minister who presided over the wedding was a hoot! I’m serious. I need to get his name for you all, because seriously he was light hearted and so funny!  I believe if I’m quoting him correctly here, that he said to Keith that in order to make sure his wife stays happy, among some other not so important things, he told Keith that one of the ways in which he can help to keep his wife happy is to make sure she always…ALWAYS has enough Shoes! Yes, I’m serious! Men, are you listening??? SHOES!! They may just be more important to us then jewellery.

To be honest we didn’t last very long outside.  The wedding party did their best for me to “grin and bare” it, but dang it all, it was freezing and the light was quickly fading! So thank you wedding party for humouring me for at least some outdoor formal shots!  We couldn’t have as much frolick and  fun as I normally would like to have, but we still made gorgeous photographs with the time we had!

We headed back inside for the reception where it was warmer, and where friends, family, wine, food, cake, a train and even Spiderman were waiting!

Now Keith and Jenni both came up to me at separate times in the evening to let me know that Keith has a photograph of this cake topper on his fridge.  Hmmm….Well Keith, now you can take the photograph down, because you now have the REAL thing! 🙂

Keith & Jenni, thank you so much for allowing me the honour of being a part of your special day.