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Sep262009

Nic and Courtney

DateSaturday, September 26, 2009 at 11:36

 Photo Randy Vanderveen Nic and Courtney had their wedding photos taken at Pomeroy Arabian Stables on the Labour Day Long Weekend.

I have been busy this month with weddings in addition to commercial work.

On Labour Day I had the privilege of photographing Nic and Courtney's wedding.

Because I shoot on location finding some place different is always a challenge.

Courtney had seen the Pomeroy Arabians Stables advertised at a wedding show and the facility made for a different look for photographs than the majority of those taken outdoors near Grande Prairie.

It was a wonderful wedding and I could tell family and friends are important to the newlyweds by how close the wedding guests appeared to be with each other.

I wish Nic and Courtney the very best in their new life together.

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