After a ceremony at Cathedral of Mary Immaculate, Alexandra & Kevin headed back to the bride’s family home for their reception. Alexandra and her sister were actually married within a week of each other (!) and so they both decorated the property to suit both their weddings.
Their photographers treated the couple to a ride on their pink cruiser bike for their portraits as it perfectly complimented the bride’s 50’s inspired Dolly Couture dress.
FRESH Photography for sharing this beautiful wedding with us today.
Photography Credit: FRESH Photography Ceremony Venue: Cathedral of Mary Immaculate, Nelson, BC, CanadaDolly Couture Cake: Sweet Dreams Cakery, Rossland BC, Canada
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