Amber and Aimer’s elopement was such a great example of how to do a "big" day with a small group. They chose to host their wedding in the Sechelt Inlet, starting the day at Stay Wilder, these beautiful eco-glamping domes tucked right into the rainforest.

The afternoon was super relaxed. Amber and Aimer got ready in separate domes with their moms, which kept things feeling calm. We did their first look right there in the forest, and we got so lucky with the timing; the light was streaming through the trees just as they saw each other for the first time.

After that, we headed over to Sandy Hook where their family and friends were waiting for the ceremony. It was a beautiful afternoon with clear blue skies and plenty of warm sun. The ceremony spot had an amazing view looking out over the ocean and the mountains across the inlet. After they made it official, we did some family photos and hung out at the viewpoint for a bit to get some portraits of just the two of them along the coast.

Everyone headed back to Stay Wilder for a long-table dinner under a tent in the rainforest. It was exactly what they wanted—just a chill evening with toasts, delicious food by Gourmet Girl, cake, and their favourite people. To end the evening with us, we headed to Porpoise Bay Park for golden hour. The evening golden light was incredible and was such a memorable end to the evening with them. A truly perfect Sunshine Coast wedding day.

Cassandra & Spencer’s Tofino elopement was a dreamy, intimate celebration in the rainforest. They exchanged vows under ancient trees, shared a misty beach picnic, and included heartfelt personal touches—making their day full of love, intention, and magic.

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Tayler and Sawyer’s love story began in childhood and led to a breathtaking wedding in Tofino. They shared a heartfelt first look in the rainforest, exchanged vows on Cox Bay Beach, and celebrated under the stars at Tin Wis Resort. With the ocean as their witness, their day was intimate, timeless, and deeply personal—a true reflection of their love.

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Lexa and Matthew’s intimate elopement at the Pointhouse Suites on the Sunshine Coast, BC, was a dreamy, love-filled day. With moody summer skies and ocean views, they shared a heartfelt first look, a romantic ceremony with their moms, and golden-hour portraits with dramatic clouds. They ended the evening with a private candlelit dinner, soaking in the magic of the day.

Sam and Austin’s intimate Gibsons elopement was pure magic. They exchanged vows at Gospel Rock’s cliffside lookout, celebrated with champagne, and ended the day at Sechelt Inlet with a dance at sunset. Joined by their senior pup, Rio, it was a dreamy, love-filled Sunshine Coast elopement day.

The evening after their elopement, we met Jenni & Andrew on the beach for a golden hour session filled with soft light, quiet moments, and west coast beauty. The light was dreamy, the shoreline calm and it felt like the perfect exhale to end their weekend elopement celebration.

On a misty day on the Sunshine Coast, Mayura & Denise got ready at Pointhouse Suites before sharing a heartfelt first look by the ocean. They then boarded a Sunshine Coast Air floatplane, soaring over the coastline to Chatterbox Falls, where they exchanged vows in front of the gorgeous waterfall.

Sunshine Coast Golden Hour Engagement Photos in the Sechelt Inlet

Larissa & Matthew’s intimate autumn elopement at West Coast Wilderness Lodge was filled with heartfelt vows, moody skies, ocean + rainforest portraits, and a cozy cake-cutting finale—perfectly capturing the beauty of the Sunshine Coast, BC.

Sunshine Coast Engagement Photos at golden hour in the forest and by the ocean.

Gibsons Engagement Photos at Marina Beach, Gospel Rock and Tin Can Ranch Airbnb.