Ashley + Tim - 07.23.22

I have been friends with Ashley for 20 years, meeting at Loyalist College while taking TV & New Media Production. She invited me to come shoot her wedding in Minden, Ontario. The town of Minden was an incredible place to host this event. Ashley & Tim had been planning this day for years and having their friends and family with them to celebrate their big day made for the perfect day. Thanks to Ashley & Tim for having me capture their special day.

Ashley, Corey, Nicole & Dana

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