Wedding days at The Falls in Chilliwack always have a way of feeling expansive. The mountain views, the rolling greens, the warm Fraser Valley light, and Jarrett and Breanna’s July celebration was no exception.


From the very beginning, their day felt light. Easy. Joyful in the most unforced way.

A bride in a white spaghetti-strap gown with button back walks through a sunlit garden path.

Jarrett & Breanna


A Hot July Morning At The Falls Golf Club


Mid-summer in Chilliwack is no joke, it was hot. The kind of heat where everyone is a little flushed and moving just a little slower. But somehow, instead of feeling overwhelming, the warmth added to the relaxed, carefree energy of the day.


That’s who Jarrett and Breanna are.


Light-hearted. Go-with-the-flow. Fully present.


Breanna told me ahead of time that Jarrett can feel a little awkward in front of the camera and tends to lose focus. She said the trick? Make him laugh. Think little-kid humour. Farts. Random jokes. Keep it playful and refocus him gently.


And honestly? Being a boy mom, that kind of energy is fun for me to work with.


If you’ve seen my work before, you know my goal is always the same, to create an environment where you forget I’m even holding a camera. Breanna told me that’s exactly why they chose to work with me. She loved how comfortable and natural my couples looked. And that comfort? It’s intentional.



Bride and groom walk hand in hand through a lush garden with vibrant orange lilies during their wedding day.

Getting Ready In Navy, Coral & Summer Light


The colour palette for their day was fresh and classic: white, coral pink, and navy blue.


Jarrett and his groomsmen wore navy suits with crisp white shirts and coral pink ties, perfectly tying in with the bridesmaids’ dresses. It felt polished without being too formal. Elegant, but still playful.

Breanna wore a beautiful A-line gown with delicate spaghetti straps and a deep V neckline. Timeless. Feminine. Effortless.


There was something about the contrast of navy against the bright summer sky at The Falls that felt especially striking. The golf course views stretch endlessly, framed by mountains in the distance. It’s one of the reasons couples love this space, it gives you that grand, scenic backdrop without needing to travel far from the Fraser Valley.



And yes, it’s also a practical choice. Affordable. Accessible. Beautiful.



Close-up of newlyweds hands with wedding rings resting on grooms white shirt and blush pink tie.
Bride and groom walk back down the aisle after outdoor wedding ceremony surrounded by cheering guests.
Dreamy soft-focus portrait of bride and groom nearly kissing beneath flowing white wedding veil.

Ceremony Under the Summer Sun


The ceremony was heartfelt and simple, exactly in line with who they are.


The sun was high. The air was warm. Guests fanned themselves and laughed softly as Jarrett and Breanna stood together, smiling in that slightly “is this real?” kind of way.


There’s something so beautiful about couples who don’t try to control every second. They let the day unfold.


That was the rhythm here.



Relaxed. Unrushed. Honest.

Groom smiles lovingly at bride while holding hands during intimate outdoor wedding ceremony.
Wide aerial view of elegant outdoor wedding ceremony with guests seated on white chairs among tall trees.
Radiant bride in white veil smiles joyfully at groom during sunny outdoor wedding ceremony.

Portraits, Keeping It Playful


When it came time for portraits, I kept things light and interactive. Movement over stiff posing. Conversation over silence.

Jarrett did exactly what Breanna predicted, he’d drift for a second, then burst into laughter with the right joke. And those are always the moments I love most. The in-between. The genuine.

The landscape at The Falls gives us space to breathe. Open greens, soft hills, mountain silhouettes. Even in the heat, we found pockets of shade and wind that gave us movement in her dress and softness in their expressions.



They didn’t overthink it.

They didn’t perform.

They just enjoyed being together.

The Reception & That First Dance


If I had to choose one moment that defined this wedding, it would be their first dance.

It wasn’t slow and swaying.

It wasn’t choreographed.

It was joyful chaos in the best way.

They picked a fun, upbeat song and jumped around on stage like they were teens at a concert. Laughing. Singing. Completely themselves. Halfway through, their parents joined them, and suddenly the dance floor felt like one big celebration.

It was the kind of moment that reminds me why I love this job so much.

Unscripted.

Unpolished.

Unforgettable.

Planning Your Own Chilliwack Wedding?


If you’re considering The Falls Golf Club in Chilliwack for your wedding venue, know this: it’s perfect for couples who want stunning scenery, a relaxed atmosphere, and space to truly enjoy their people.

And if you’re worried about feeling awkward in photos? Please don’t be.

You don’t have to know how to pose.

You don’t have to “be good” in front of a camera.

You just have to show up as yourselves.

If you’re planning your wedding at The Falls or anywhere in Chilliwack and want photography that feels natural, joyful, and true to you, I would absolutely love to connect.

Reach out here and let’s start dreaming up your day together ♡

White folding chairs arranged before a draped wooden arch in a shaded outdoor wedding ceremony space.
Rows of white folding chairs set up on a lawn for an outdoor wedding ceremony with lush green hedges.
White folding chairs line a grass aisle leading to a white draped wooden wedding ceremony arch outdoors.
Elegant wedding card table with floral arrangements and a decorative thank you sign near a sunlit window.
Rustic wedding bar setup with shelves of liquor bottles and cocktail supplies at a reception venue.
Bride in white gown and veil stands at altar with groomsmen in blue suits during outdoor wedding ceremony.
Bride and groom share first kiss under a white draped wooden arch at an outdoor garden wedding ceremony.
Groomsmen in blue pants and white shirts celebrating outdoors with mountains and trees in background.
Black and white close-up of bride sharing an emotional group hug with bridesmaids at wedding.
Black and white portrait of groom standing with groomsmen in white shirts against mountain backdrop.
Black and white portrait of bride and groom relaxing on chairs in a scenic garden setting.
Bride and groom sharing a tender embrace in a lush garden setting at their outdoor wedding.
Elegant wedding reception hall with string lights, chandeliers, white draping, and long wooden dining tables.
Long wedding banquet table decorated with wildflower arrangements, candles, and glassware under string lights.
Wedding reception table detail with crystal glassware, water carafe, wine bottle, and copper candle holders.

Four Insider Tips for Your The Falls Chilliwack Wedding


1. Plan for the Heat (Especially July & August)

Mid-summer ceremonies can be very warm. Consider handheld fans for guests, water stations, and scheduling portraits closer to golden hour or before noon.


2. Use the Landscape to Your Advantage

The rolling greens and mountain backdrop are stunning, but timing matters. Sunset portraits here are magic. Build it into your timeline.


3. Choose Colours That Pop Against Greenery

Navy, coral, soft neutrals, and crisp whites photograph beautifully against the golf course landscape.


4. Keep the Energy Light

This venue suits relaxed, joyful celebrations. Lean into fun moments, playful first dances, candid cocktail hours, movement over stiff traditions.

The Team


Photography: Kristina Harnett

Venue: The Falls Golf Club

Coordinator: Karlene Burch