Their first date was at a coffee shop in South Surrey - it would be the first time they would meet. It would lead to be the perfect start to where Rafael would later propose. After time went by - kayaking and go karting days, spending time together Rafael would surprise her.

They went back to that same coffee shop they had their first date and went back to Faran's where Rafael had flower pedals from the front door to a heart he made with a ring box in the middle. When she opened the box there was nothing in it, so she started looking for Rafael in her home - but he wasn't there. There was a knock at the door and it was Rafael, he went on one knee and then asked:

"Will you spend the rest of your life with me?"

and she replied

"Yes!"

She does this adorably cute scrunchy face when she is settling into his arms, comfortable and secure. She looks up at him sheepishly with butterflies still in her tummy after all these years and makes the face. He grabs her and plays with her in his arms - smiling that he can too be comfortable and silly with his girl.

Angie is really good friends with my sister in law - Nicky and was a bridesmaid at her wedding. She told me it's hard to get a great photo of her (mission, accomplished in Meixco at Ric & Nicky's wedding). And then Brad & Angie both tell me - "just so you know we're terrible in front of the camera, we don't photograph well"....

Yup. uh, huh. LIARS! Angie and Brad are naturals in front of the camera for those beautifully canid playful moments of real genuine smiles and laughs. They are the ideal couple to photograph because they know how to let loose and 'play'. When you feel comfortable with your photographer, as a couple it will be so much easier for you to let loose and play.

So go on, and go wrestle your spouse on the couch, kiss them all over their cheeks, steal a piece of their cake, give them a tap on the rear, pick her up when she's washing the dishes - please just never forget to 'play'.