A fall wedding at Sullivan's Pond in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, followed by a backyard reception. Formal photographs along the Dartmouth Waterfront by Evan McMaster, a Halifax based Wedding Photographer.

Sullivan's Pond Wedding

April 6, 2020

An early morning start at Spirit Spa in the heart of Halifax, followed by a first look along the Trans Canada Trail in the Woodside Area Regional Park (a great set of trails overlooking the Halifax Harbour!), followed by a beautiful wedding ceremony in a gazebo at Sullivan’s Pond, followed by a stroll along the edge of the Dartmouth Commons (a big thank-you to the kind individual who left a chair out on the sidewalk - it was perfect), followed by a visit to Yeah Yeahs Pizza (no excuses if you haven’t tried it - they’re still up and running and offering pickup in the midst of all this quarantine craziness!), followed by a nearby backyard wedding reception. This was the perfect October day - sunshine, little wind, warm temperatures, fall foliage and a crisp, cool evening. Focus on the moments. Focus on the small things. Celebrate and have fun.

Thank you, friends.

A Historic Properties Stillwell Lot Six Wedding halifax nova scotia

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A Historic Properties / Stillwell / Lot Six Wedding . . .

March 24, 2020

It’s day feelssomuchlongerthanitactuallyhasbeen something or other of the current COVID-19 health crisis. It’s alternating between rain and snow outside and callers on the radio are complaining about confusing government advisories / restrictions.

But I have some fresh pressed coffee. Fresh bacon. Fluffy scrambled eggs. And the kids haven’t destroyed the house . . . . yet. It’s time to dive into the archives and start posting some of the albums I’ve been hanging on to.

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A Pier 21 Wedding

February 22, 2016

Halifax Harbour, Eastern Passage, George's Island, McNabs Island. All viewable from the floor to ceiling windows of Pier 21's reception hall. Spend enough time enjoying the views and you'll be treated to the occasional sail slicing a path to the harbour entrance or a colourful mountain of shipping containers precariously stacked on the back of a container ship. The harbour is alive, and this is the perfect perch.

These views would grace both ceremony and reception and I believe that Megan & Tyler couldn't have picked a more fitting way to celebrate in downtown Halifax.