They got ready at home, had the ceremony in a park and the reception at a Mexican restaurant. All in all a very simple, but nonetheless super awesome wedding. Cole and I enjoyed every minute of it (apart from maybe when Cole was left behind) and we got some really awesome pics too.

So check it out, Krista and Tyler’s wedding photos (including a slideshow). Right here.

Well, no. It’s not. It’s usually a chick. Two chicks. A chick and her guy. Sometimes one guy. Rarely two guys though.

But it works just fine. And if you’re interested in reading why and how it works, there’s a story for you here.

If you just want to see our wedding photos, have a look at this four minute slideshow.

I’m hoping to catch some of the action online on Swedish TV, but we will be busy with an event in Seattle and a wedding in Vancouver this weekend, so I might just miss it. I’m sure there’ll be re-runs though.

Photo: http://www.royalcourt.se

People love Jasmine. For a reason, of course, but the longer I’ve been in the industry, the more I’ve figured she’s not my cup of tea.

However, I scrolled through blogs today and stumbled upon a post Kat over at Rock ‘n Roll Bride wrote. Kat recommended (begged almost) everyone to watch one of Jasmine’s seminars online.

So I did.

And whether you’re a photographer, whether you’re working in the wedding industry, or whether you’re both. Or if you’re someone else building your own brand, I strongly suggest you make yourself a cup of hot beverage of choice, prepare to get a wee bit of a headache (I did) and watch her talk for an hour. It’s about the importance of your brand and it’s worth the headache.

Here’s the link.

And for you who couldn’t care less about branding. Here’s another photo.

Back when I did my first few weddings – Sanna & Jan, Mikaela & Lauri, Jessica & Karl and a few others – my style of photography and my style of editing was a wee bit different than it is today. Which I think is rather normal. Now though, I feel that I – together with Cole at Nordica – have found the style and feel to the photos I want.

Because of the this, the early weddings are now updated to match the style of the rest of our weddings over at the Nordica site. And to make it crystal clear to potential clients what style they can expect from myself and Cole.

Since the photos look a somewhat different than earlier, I thought I’d publish them here on the blog too. Starting with Sanna and Jan’s wedding in Finland last year. Mikaela and Lauri’s and Jessica and Karl’s will follow shortly.

So here goes, Sanna and Jan’s wedding back where I grew up, in Österbotten, Finland.

It was pretty awesome actually. Especially since we got there sort of early and got to see Vancouver in both day and night time from up there. We’ll fire up some pictures from the wedding soon on the Nordica site. But here’s one from the getting-ready part of the day:

Nordica has done some other stuff the last few weeks too. Here’s some of the shoots we’ve blogged: Brittani & Darren’s engagement photos (Stanley Park, Gastown), Serene’s headshots, Erin’s headshots, Scarlett and her girls, Nicole’s headshots, Karran & Andrew’s engagement photos, Cadi’s headshots, Brad’s portraits, a bridal shower, Cam’s headshots and Natalie’s headshots.

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