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Hi there!  My name is Stacey Wight and I am a Canadian wedding & portrait photographer serving the Grey/Bruce and Collingwood region, Muskoka cottage country, Toronto and beyond.  Since 1999, the emotion that I have captured and the stories that I have told through my photographic art have been a priceless keepsake for my couples that have committed their lives to each other with the blessing of marriage along with the families that have entrusted me to creatively record special moments with their children.  I love what I do and look forward to sharing my experiences and vision with you!
posted February 8th, 2010 by Stacey

Ashley and Jason’s engagement session was my grand finale e-session for 2009. We got together at Blue Mountain in Collingwood the first week in November.  The light in November is absolutely scrumptious, but unless you are a photographer you most likely wouldn’t be able to understand why I would get excited about shooting in November light.  If it wasn’t for the unpredictable weather, I think November would be one of the best months for a wedding (photo wise).

Ashley and Jason first met at Swiss Chalet a few years ago.  Through some mild interrogation, I found out that Jason essentially got the job at Swiss Chalet because Ashley essentially said “let’s hire him!”.  Cute!

Ashley wants at least 4 kids - Jason wants to cap it at 3.  I will be curious in a few years to find out what the verdict was : )

Meet…..Ashley and Jason!


Life size checker game at The Village at Blue Mountain.


After we finished at Blue Mountain, we headed off to Sunset Point Park which is on the other side of Collingwood. But during the drive there, I saw how awesome this apple orchard looked and thought I would regret it if I didn’t pull over, so I did. And glad I did.


Totally digging these awesome fall colours and low light.


So once we concluded our apple orchard episode, we finished the session at Sunset Point Park - another awesome location.

I look forward to shooting Ashley and Jason’ wedding this summer!

posted February 8th, 2010 by Stacey

October 24, 2009 was one of those “iffy” weather days.  Melanie and Michael were married in Melanie’s hometown - Kincardine.  It was looking/calling for rain, but the rain didn’t start until just around sunset which was great news because we could do most photos outside.

Melanie and Michael opted for a very small celebration of under 20 people which is a different change of pace from my perspective.  Here is a snippet from their 3 hour coverage:


Of course you have to have pumpkins for a late fall wedding!


I’m a huge fan of furry shawls for weddings.


Church Of The Messiah.


Michael is a firefighter in Windsor so we stopped by the firehall for a few photos. Fun!


At dusk, just before dinner was set to begin, we stopped by the beach for one last photo.


The reception was at the Harbour Street Brasserie. This is a REALLY NICE place!!!

Congratulations Melanie and Michael!!

posted February 6th, 2010 by Stacey

Julie and Darren were originally supposed to have their ceremony at the top of Blue Mountain, but because of rain, plans were changed. We decided after the family and wedding party photos were complete to make the trek part way up the ski hill. It was soooooooo tiring! Well, for me anyways, but not for Julie and Darren. Since they are both in great shape, they have inspired me to get back into shape myself and shed a few pounds. To be completely honest, it was absolutely pathetic how much I was huffing and puffing when we were going up the hill, so on a diet I go!

It was totally worth the hike up the hill….check these out!


This part wasn’t that hard, but it wasn’t until…..


…….we went further up the hill. Soooooo tiring -LOL.


Look at Julie go - in heels too!


LOVE this view!! But see how far we walked?  We started at the bottom on that little dirt path and ended up here.  Totally worth it!  So Julie and Darren are both part of a running club which is why they weren’t huffing and puffing.  It’s easy for banker like Darren to make time for a running club though - we all know about “banker hours” - talk about a cushy career!  LOL.  Just kidding! : )


Groovy fall colours!


These were taken in the heart of The Village.


Muddy shoes.


Their Guest Signing Book.


Loved the apple theme decor!

Congratulations to Julie and Darren!!

posted February 5th, 2010 by Stacey

Julie and Darren - High School Sweethearts!

J & D tied the knot at Blue Mountain Resorts in Collingwood on Saturday October 3, 2009.  Blue Mountain is a fabulous location for any blissful and joyful event such as a wedding.

A large black cloud formed over Blue Mountain just minutes before the ceremony was about to begin so the ceremony had to be held indoors.  Thankfully the rain stopped not too long after the receiving line so we could do all the photos outdoors.  The Village at Blue is just too fab to not do photos in.

Julie and Darren’s E-Session in Midland, ON

Julie and Darren’s Guest Signing Book

Here is Part 1 of 2 of Julie and Darren’s wedding day!


Julie’s wedding dress courtesy of Exchanging Vows Bridal Boutique in Collingwood.


THE shoes. A very important element of the wedding day.


Nothing like writing your speech until the last minute. LOL. Just kidding Julie!


Getting Ready Funnies.


Here’s that big black cloud I mentioned. Yikes!


A cameo appearance by Deanna and “Scottie the Hottie” (who are now parents!).

Part 2 coming soon!

posted February 3rd, 2010 by Stacey

Ok so remember Jessica and Adrian’s maternity session from last summer? Here is the follow-up session we did in September - just one week after Little Miss Ella was born.

Meet……Ella.


Ella lying in Jessica’s “maternity cast”.

Congratulations to Jessica and Adrian!!

posted January 29th, 2010 by Stacey

To view more images from Danielle and Chris’ wedding day at The Falls Inn - Walter’s Falls, you must check out their slideshow with music!

The direct link is here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO_5I_4twOc

posted January 29th, 2010 by Stacey

Here are a few photos from Danielle and Chris’ wedding reception at The Falls Inn, Walter’s Falls.


Danielle and Chris had a table for 2 - I think this is a cute idea as an alternative to a large head table.


The Inn Keeper - Mrs. Meg Hallman.


So about the sock dance - it is French tradition that if a younger sibling gets married before an older sibling, the older sibling has to dance in funky socks and guests throw money at her/him. It’s quite the sight!  So Danielle knit these marvelous socks for her sister to dance in!

Congratulations to Danielle and Chris!