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Elegant Backyard Celebration | Medicine Hat Wedding Photographer | Miranda + Patrick

As a Calgary wedding photographer who specializes in capturing intimate celebrations throughout Western Canada and South Central Alberta, I had the privilege of documenting Miranda and Patrick's remarkable wedding day in the heat of Medicine Hat where I went to college years ago. With the heat reaching a classic yet astonishing 35 degrees last July, their love story unfolded amidst the sweltering summer heat, painting a vivid picture of resilience and devotion as I got to tuck back south as their Medicine Hat wedding photographer.


Miranda and Patrick made a conscious decision to keep their special day small and intimate, surrounded only by their nearest and dearest. While their immediate family members were mostly present in spirit, the unwavering support and boundless love they shared created a sense of familial warmth between them and the guests that were there. Their journey together has been marked by challenges, yet they have emerged stronger and more connected, finding solace in each other.


With the coulees serving as the backdrop, their ceremony took place on the tranquil grounds of Patrick's uncle's backyard. Against the natural canvas, Miranda and Patrick exchanged vows, their love emitting with each word spoken and the many tears that were shed. Every detail of their celebration exuded a sense of intentional elegance, a testament to Miranda's meticulous planning and dedication to creating an unforgettable day. They finished the evening with friends to toast Patrick's first drink and a first dance played acoustically by a friend at the Medicine Hat Cypress Club.


As an Alberta wedding photographer specializing in intimate celebrations, I understand the profound impact that capturing authentic moments can have on preserving memories. Miranda and Patrick's wedding showed us the power of intimacy, reminding us that love is not measured by the size of the gathering, but by the depth of connection shared and damn did these two have a good one. From my side of things, I aim to hold space for the emotions and essence of each couple and their day, crafting a visual narrative that speaks to the hearts of those who witness it and giving you an experience that feels as good as it looks.