A travel inspired wedding, for a pair of globetrotting newly-weds.
The bride spent several years living on a ship as a little girl, so had a soft spot for the Sicamous.
The wedding ceremony was held on a mountain pass, above the Coquihalla.
The location was so remote, it had to be reached by helicopter.
A rehearsal was held the week before, with a 5 hour hike needed to reach the spot.
The camera crew recorded the windswept ceremony, for the friends and family to watch in comfort aboard the SS Sicamous
White chairs were set out, with bags of popcorn, and bottles of champagne ready to pour.
At the end of the evening the bride and groom left under a tunnel of sparklers, shimmering overhead.
Programs and a Champagne bucket, filled with ice
The details of the program, including the times for the ceremony and exit for the honeymoon
cinema style seating, with popcorn
Popcorn with program for the wedding
Popcorn, waiting for guests
Vintage Crystal and glass flutes, ready for the champagne toast
Mix and match crystal glasses and flutes, collected by the brides mother, after scouring the thrift shops
Flowers and an archive photo of the Penticton Hotel
Candy Bar in the Ladies Saloon
Water, with a hint of lemon
Blackboard scripture with flowers and silverwear
Ladies Saloon
Blackboards and Scripture
sign the photo (instead of a guest book)
view of the “guest photo” instead of guest book
C and L – Initials of the Bride and Groom
Large flower pots at the base of the grand staircase, where the wedding party will gather for photos
Large flower arrangement at the base of the stairs
Vintage glamour and pearls for the dress up costume booth
Gloves of different fabrics, size and styles
Pea coat hanging on a clothing rack, ready to be worn
toony bar and drink tokens
snap shot from the gentleman’s saloon
Globe and suggestions for travel
Travel themed activities – guests were asked to write suggestions for where the bride and groom should travel on their honeymoon.
handwritten script on a blackboard, that greets guests at the top of the stairs.
