Short wedding timelines can still result in full, meaningful wedding galleries. Jennifer and Michael’s Whistler wedding showed how thoughtful planning allows key moments to be captured without feeling rushed. Even with a short getting ready window, we documented quiet, emotional moments that added depth to their wedding day story.

Their intimate ceremony moved indoors due to rain, creating a warm, cozy atmosphere that brought guests closer together. With their dog walking down the aisle and the sound of rain outside, the focus stayed exactly where it should be: connection and love.

Wedding portraits were captured through movement and interaction, allowing for a wide variety of candid images in a short amount of time. This approach gave the gallery the feel of a longer timeline while allowing the couple to return quickly to cocktail hour and enjoy time with their guests.

By planning their first dance right after the grand entrance and keeping speeches short, the reception flowed effortlessly. The result was a relaxed, seamless wedding day and a gallery filled with genuine moments from start to finish.

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