THE GETAWAY CAR
While there are many old school wedding traditions Viva has been happy to see disappear, the getaway car is not one of them. Okay, we should be specific. The time honoured tradition of the wedding party sneaking out during the reception to toilet paper the bride and groom’s car, wrap it in cellophane and fill the air vents with confetti is not what we’re talking about. Having an actual getaway car is.A common past tradition, wedding guests would gather outside to officially send off the bride and groom earlier in the evening and then continue to enjoy the reception without them. When newlyweds decided to ditch the early exit, choosing instead to party the night away with their guests and often being the last to leave, the getaway car became obsolete.
Well Viva’s happy to report it’s making a comeback! Newlyweds aren't necessarily leaving their reception early, but after exchanging vows they definitely have a car to drive away in with the Just Married decor to prove it. We wonder if Will & Kate having their own getaway car had something to do with it.
Jasper, Alberta
SUSAN & RYAN'S GORGEOUS WEDDING IN JASPER, ALBERTA
Susan & Ryan must have the best karma in the world - on a day when it snowed through the plains of Alberta, it was sunny and beautiful in the rocky mountain town of Jasper where they had their ceremony. Most of the speakers mentioned that Susan & Ryan were a couple who meshed right from the beginning - and not just with each other, but with their respective families and friends. It was truly a celebration of family and love, and I felt privileged to be able to document their wedding. As you can see from the photos, there were lots of beautiful, emotional moments and I even found myself verklempt on more than one occasion. Susan & Ryan - I wish you a huge congratulations! Thank you for including me in your truly amazing day.
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