“Jackie and Ethan curated a wedding day rooted deeply in family, weaving intention into every moment. In one of the most meaningful gestures of the day, Jackie surprised her grandmother, mother, and mother-in-law with handcrafted replicas of their original wedding bouquets. An heirloom reimagined, carried down the aisle once more. Before the ceremony, Jackie shared a quiet first look with her father, who gifted her a pair of vintage Chanel earrings, an elegant nod to timeless style and sentiment. She later met Ethan for a private first look and vow exchange, where he gifted her the Tiffany pearls she would wear for the rest of the day. Escorted to the ceremony in a vintage red car, Jackie arrived alongside her father in a moment that felt both cinematic and deeply personal. The reception marked a subtle yet striking shift in tradition—Hilltop’s first wedding to feature black tablecloths—bringing a refined, editorial edge to the space while maintaining its signature warmth and air. Following the ceremony, the couple honoured their closest family members by pouring a champagne tower and serving the glasses to their immediate family, inviting them into the celebration in a way that felt both intimate and intentional. The entire day was thoughtfully documented across both medium format film and digital.”
– Alberta Wedding Photographer, Cecile Louise Photography
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