Some sessions just feel easy, and this one with Annalisa and Taylor in Main-à-Dieu was exactly that. We had a wild Cape Breton sunset, the kind that makes you stop for a second and be like...."Holy shit bawls look at that!"

There’s an old boat sitting in a field out there, and it couldn’t have been a better spot for Taylor; he’s a fisherman, so it felt right. The boat’s beat up, weathered, and full of character, which matched the vibe perfectly.

I’ve photographed a lot of proposals over the years, but they never lose their magic. Recently, I had the pleasure of capturing Rahul and Dianna’s engagement on the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park — one of my all-time favourite spots for moments like this.

I was super stoked when Emily contacted me about her wedding and was even happier that we could end up getting her and Justin booked in for next August.

I knew they would be fun, and they showed me just how awesome it will be last night when we roamed the beach and shoreline of Point Aconi Beach in Cape Breton.

This past weekend, I had the pleasure of photographing Alex and Joey’s wedding at the stunning Dundee Golf Resort in Cape Breton. From the very beginning, the day was filled with laughs, and the kind of natural beauty that makes Cape Breton such a perfect place for a wedding.

Planning a corporate event in Cape Breton takes work and the right photography can make all the difference. I’m Scott McIntyre, a local event photographer specializing in capturing conferences, galas, and professional gatherings across the island.

For me, it’s more than just taking pictures. It’s about telling the story of your event. From speakers connecting with the audience to candid team moments, I focus on the details that showcase your organization’s success and professionalism.

We kicked it off in Inverness with a first look on the cliff by the beach. Dylan was waiting, then Lindsay appeared and their two little girls joined them after. It was sweet, raw, and real. The kind of moment you don’t stage, you just capture.

From the ceremony lawn by the water, fire pits, gardens, and little secret spots you discover over time, The Inverary has become one of a kind, in my opinion, not to mention the surrounding area of Baddeck being incredible for photos.

The rain didn’t let up. Hair was plastered, clothes clung tightly, and every photo looks like it was taken during a mid-ocean swim. But somehow, none of that mattered. Katie and Scott laughed the entire time. Like they were the only two people on earth.

We shot everything on the property, from getting ready to golden hour on the golf course. The place has range, and we used it. But what really made the day was the people. Fee and Ryan are just cool, down-to-earth humans, and their families were the same. No drama, no pressure, just a solid day with good people who were in it for the right reasons.

This is why I love doing these kinds of sessions. There’s a realness to them that hits differently. The nerves, the surprise, the happiness you can’t fake. It's such an honor to be there when two people take that huge step, and to help capture that moment.

The day started at The Keltic Lodge in the Highlands. We got some shots there and around The Highland Links, and then it was lift-off time. Vows on top of the mountain, a helicopter ride where we spotted a bunch of moose, and views over the Cape Breton Highlands that were nothing short of unreal. The landscape of this island is wild, and if you ever get the chance to see it from above, take it.

But more than anything, weddings are about the people — and everyone was incredible. From the very beginning of the day, you could just feel the love and energy. I truly feel lucky to play a small part in such a big moment in people’s lives.