We are heart-centered, eco-conscious, creative documentary photographers based on the unceded Coast Salish territory, the traditional lands of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, səl̓ílwətaɬ, kʷikʷəƛ̓əm, Xʷməθkʷəy̓əm and Stó:lō people, now known as Metro Vancouver. We photograph weddings and stories about love.

So what does that mean?

We believe in the divine power of love. We believe that love transforms the human spirit. Love has the power to transform anger into compassion, hurt into forgiveness, suffering into peace, longing into gratitude, and loneliness into companionship.  If there is one thing worth celebrating in life, it is without a doubt, love.

We know that love comes in many shapes and sizes, and in many forms. From romantic unions, to love from a mother to a child, to love for oneself, we believe there is not an instant of love not worth documenting. It is what gives meaning to life. Love is the basis of joy. We feel that joy whenever we pick up our cameras and see friends laughing together, lovers enjoying the company of one another, or families celebrating good times. We feel blessed every time we are given the opportunity to document what it means to be human, and what it means to love.

We love to laugh together. We embrace awkwardness, quirkiness, and everything else that makes us fallibly human. We value the power of intimacy and vulnerability, and recognize that they have the ability to transform people.

When she is not photographing weddings and coparenting with Brad, Kendra can often be found organizing community wellness events. She is a 500HR Registered Yoga Teacher and meditation teacher. You can find her other work at www.kendracoupland.com. She volunteers on the DTES, organizes community care events, and focuses on teaching mindfulness to equity seeking groups. She loves to garden and read in her spare time.

Brad is a laid back family guy. He enjoys spending time with his daughter and partner Jess. In the summer he loves to rollerblade with his goldendoodle Ellie. He loves to play softball and hockey, enjoys kicking back with a cold craft beer on the back patio with friends on a hot summer night.