
This lovely picture of my baby girl was taken August 2008 by Amanda Stratton.

This lovely picture of my baby girl was taken August 2008 by Amanda Stratton.





So, I don't know about all of you but I think this would just be an incredible amount of fun. If I thought I had a chance at all to fit into my dress I would be all over this.I'm offering up one absolutely free shoot including your favourite five images fully edited on disk in high resolution printable format to one person (or maybe one couple... we'll talk!)
The hitch? Well, the hitch is that I'm offering this to someone who is willing to a do a Winter Wonderland Trash the Dress session!
The catch? I've never done a Trash the Dress session before, so I'm asking for a leap of faith.
Let me just say that my vision of a Trash the Dress is not really of setting out to trash the dress. It's more like having a respectful disregard for the eternal preservation of the dress. It's about getting the absolute coolest shots imaginable without worrying about a little dirt and snow.
I don't want to take photos of you pouring condiments on your gorgeous dress.
I want to showcase the dress in all it's glory in a "fashion meets bridal" sort of way.
It will be cold, it will be damp, and it will be awesome.
Oh, I had a hitch and a catch -- I guess that means I do need a perk!
The Perk? I'm also inviting anybody out there with an interest in professional photography to come along and play! I know there are people out there because I've talked to some of you, and you are some cool people!















Based on a sketch by Carla.
Based on a sketch by Erin.
Based on a sketch by Sarah Gladman.
Based on a Page Plans sketch.


Based on a sketch by Sarah Gladman.
Based on a sketch by Erin.
Based on a sketch by Dolores.
Based on a sketch by Jennifer.




The photos in layouts 1, 3, & 4 were taken by Living Proof Photography.
Our son Parker is just finishing up Grade 4 at Listowel Central. His little sister Keely will start JK in the fall. Parker is very concerned about the lack of a school playground and worries what the students will do - especially the younger ones. This May Parker celebrated his 10th birthday. He decided to ask the guests of his party to make a donation to the Listowel Central School Build a Playground Fund rather than purchase a gift for him. We are so proud of Parker every day, but this was one of those moments that every parent dreams of. Our hearts nearly burst as we watched our young man make this choice that demonstrated his empathy, compassion, responsibility and integrity.

How cute are they walking through the mall holding hands?!?! I love it!

Maya sporting some shiny yellow boots! They were a few sizes too big so made for a few laughs when she tried to walk in them!
Bria was loving her new kicks!!! They helped her run speedy fast through the aisles!! You can tell by this picture that they also helped her get some good air as she jumped for joy!!
Maya found this big ole floppy hat on a rack and had to put it on. She was so cute - I'm glad Aunt Manda was there with the camera to capture the moment!!
And what trip to the mall would be complete without a little cotton candy!! Zellers was having some special event or something where they were giving these away. The girls each had one - although Maya was not quite sure what to do with hers at first!! Thankfully, they abandoned them pretty quickly and we threw them in the garbage before they were able to completely fill their little bodies with sugar!!
Rissa trying to escape. I love this picture!!
Maya & Bria holding hands once again and looking so cute in their new gear!!