There’s a very specific feeling that hits once wedding season ends. The kind you don’t fully notice until you finally stop. This quieter season requires a different kind of adjustment. Life after wedding season is about slowing down, resetting your nervous system, and redefining what productivity and balance look like outside of the busy months. What follows is an honest look at how I move through this season— and why I believe it’s just as important as the busy one:

One of the biggest challenges couples face when using Pinterest for wedding planning is the disconnect between what’s on the screen and what’s actually feasible. It’s easy to get caught up in chasing a perfect aesthetic, only to realize that some elements just won’t work in the real world. In this post, I’ll share why Pinterest is such a powerful platform for wedding ideas and trends, but also why it’s important to stay grounded in reality when it comes to your own wedding day:

Your wedding day was one of the most important and memorable days of your life. The photos you’ve received capture everything from the smallest details to the biggest moments, and they’ll forever hold the magic of that day. Here are some ways for preserving, displaying, and sharing your wedding images.

One of the most beautiful things about planning a wedding today is the freedom to make it entirely your own. As a Saskatoon wedding photographer, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing firsthand how personalizing traditions—or skipping them altogether—can transform a wedding day into something deeply meaningful and joy-filled. Whatever your vision for the day is, know that you don’t have to follow any rules or check off every tradition to make it happen.