Maureen & Brian - Back in the Day (Pre-wedding Pictures in Edmonton)

Edmonton Engagement Photography High Level Bridge Streetcar Prewedding Pictures Couple Photoshoot Alberta Portraits

Edmonton Engagement Photography High Level Bridge Streetcar Prewedding Pictures Couple Photoshoot Alberta Portraits

Edmonton Engagement Photography High Level Bridge Streetcar Prewedding Pictures Couple Photoshoot Alberta Portraits

Edmonton Engagement Photography High Level Bridge Streetcar Prewedding Pictures Couple Photoshoot Alberta Portraits

Edmonton Engagement Photography High Level Bridge Streetcar Prewedding Pictures Couple Photoshoot Alberta Portraits

Edmonton Engagement Photography Prewedding Pictures Couple Photoshoot Alberta Portraits

Edmonton Engagement Photography Prewedding Pictures Couple Photoshoot Alberta Portraits
 Thank you so much, Maureen and Brian, for my first streetcar ride over High Level Bridge! Can't wait for more fun at our wedding.
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