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Keon & Taylor

Oaks Pioneer Church, a tiny white chapel. Ribbon wands, a rainy day, and a reception at Radio Room on Alberta.

Keon and Taylor kissing beneath her veil, the stained-glass windows of the chapel glowing behind them.

The wedding invitation, a green vow book reading Keon & Taylor, and an embroidered handkerchief laid out together.

The wedding rings in a green velvet box resting on the invitation.

Whisky poured into a glass for a toast before the ceremony.

Keon's father kneels to help him with his shoes in a sunlit bedroom.

Taylor's wedding dress hanging in a bright window, its train pooled on the floor.

Keon smiling as he reads a letter from Taylor by a glass door.

Keon waiting with his back turned beside the white chapel as Taylor walks up behind him.

Taylor beaming as Keon turns to see her for the first time.

The ceremony from the back of the wood-panelled chapel, guests in the pews and stained glass behind the altar.

Taylor laughing mid-vow at the altar.

The first kiss at the altar as the wedding party cheers.

Clear umbrellas leaning against the white railing of the chapel steps, hydrangeas below.

The newlyweds run a tunnel of guests waving ribbon wands under clear umbrellas outside the chapel.

The couple embracing in a tall arched chapel window, her train spread across the floor.

Taylor and Keon wrapped together in her veil, smiling.

Taylor sitting in the chapel aisle with her skirt spread around her, under the stained glass.

Guests hold a lace veil over the couple at the reception table as a blessing.

Keon and Taylor laughing during their first dance in the bar.

Keon dips Taylor at the end of their first dance as guests watch from the bar.

The couple kissing after cutting their cake at the bar.

Taylor dancing with friends, the bar lights streaking around her.

Taylor grinning at the camera with a drink in hand, the packed bar dancing around her.

Clear umbrellas leaning against the white railing of the chapel steps, hydrangeas below.

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