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George Mavitzis Photography | Montreal & Toronto Wedding Photographer | Espace Reunion

 

Wedding photography is truly this much fun! While we enjoyed an imported honey flavoured Grappa, my original conversation with Jess and Alexandre was about design, bird cages, street art, and of course Sonny their dog. It didn't surprise me that all these subjects played significant part in their wedding and appear in my captures below. You have to own your wedding, make the tough decisions without sacrificing your desires. Everything from the ceremony and dinner was hosted at the urban local Espace Reunion. A beautiful dress from Christianne Brunelle Couture, flowers from Rita Fleuriste, and catering with Fino catering. It may have rained all day but with a combination of the couple's relaxed attitude and Montreal's charming Bernard street we managed a great shoot with them and their bridal party.

 
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George Mavitzis Photography | Montreal & Toronto Wedding Photographer | Wedding Creative Wedding Photography

“Maybe...you'll fall in love with me all over again."
"Hell," I said, "I love you enough now. What do you want to do? Ruin me?"
"Yes. I want to ruin you."
"Good," I said. "That's what I want too.”

Ernest Hemingway

 
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George Mavitzis Photography | Le Mont Blanc | Montreal Wedding Photographer

 

For the many Saturdays and Sundays that I begin my day with my camera there's a thought that crosses my mind and stays with me throughout the wedding day. The camera, I don't refer to it as equipment. Some use the word "tool", that's not it either. I've heard called a friend or an extension of you, too cliche sounding. I share a trust with my camera. Spending decades glancing at moments, laughs, tears and stares. I like to think that when my subjects look at me they see through the equipment, tool, friend and extension and have the same thought of the "now".

 
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