Althea + David | Calgary Zoo Winter Wedding | Calgary Wedding Photographers

As with many, Althea + David had to shift their plans and ride the wave of ever-changing restrictions of the pandemic. It may be cliche to say, but it was more than worth the wait! Winter is often pretty low-key for us, but we do always have a handful of weddings and to have such a magical day in February was extra special.

The Calgary Zoo is a beautiful venue year-round (their gardens are stunning in the summer), but it might just be one of our favourite winter venues. You can wander outside to get the best of snowy winter, and then pop inside to suddenly transport right into a tropical paradise. We love it!

Althea + David started their day getting ready downtown and then had a First Look just outside of the Central Library. As soon as these two were united, they were beaming with joyous energy that the rest of the wedding party fed off of. We had a blast wandering around East Village and then made our way to St. Patrick’s Island to have their beautiful Ceremony at The Calgary Zoo.

There was a moment just before the ceremony where Althea literally had her feet kicked back, relaxing and joking with David in the side room. It was the perfect example of just how calm and present both of them were throughout the day. No signs of stress, just taking it all in and enjoying every moment (just as it should be).

Althea + David, from riding bikes down in Fish Creek at your Engagement Session, to the last shots on the dance floor, thanks again for trusting us to capture this special time in life. We loved every moment of it!

Venue: The Calgary Zoo | Planner: CNC Event Design | Floral Design: Fall For Florals | Hair + Makeup: Becca Campbell | DJ: Pez Productions | Cake: Yvonne & Onose | Dress Design: Anais Anette | Rentals: Modern Rentals

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