Rachel and Jordan’s wedding at The Slit Barn in Cambridge, Ontario, was as colorful as it was heartfelt. Wanting to incorporate their personalities and backgrounds into as much of their wedding as possible, Rachel and Jordan decided to add a unique Newfoundland wedding tradition to their reception called “kissing the cod,” and you won’t believe it until you sea it! In addition to incorporating cultural traditions into their day, the pair also opted to have both of their fathers, who are ordained ministers, officiate their wedding ceremony, which made for such a sweet moment. All of the sentimental vibes and beautiful details were marvelously captured by Oak & Myrrh Photography.
The Couple:
Rachel and Jordan
The Wedding: The Slit Barn, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada

Our Christian faith means a great deal to us, and its evidence in our wedding ceremony was a high priority. We are thankful for a faith that sustains us and it was important to us for that to be reflected as we took such an important step in our journey. Furthermore, of high importance was finding a photographer who we knew would capture the beauty and intimacy of our day. We are so thankful that we found just that! Aisling Turtle from Oak & Myrrh Photography is tremendously gifted and was an absolute joy to work alongside.

When deciding on an officiant it was an easy choice! We thought, “why pick one when you can have two"” Both of our fathers are ordained m...