Wedding Day

Ceremony

Greenwood 

Reception

Our Wedding

They meet as all great loves stories do now a days..... online. They had an amazing first date then Cole said " I have to go for a week for work max ten days." Anyone who knows Cole knows that not only is his work unpredictable but he's also really bad at giving time estimates. So needless to say he was gone for a month. Cole knew he had found something special so he messaged Ann every single day with updates about work and bad puns and jokes. Ann knew she had found something special so she actually responded to his silly messages. As soon as Cole got back he asked Ann on a second date and they have been together ever since.

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

Q + A

We're so excited to celebrate with friends and family from near and far! Here's everything you need to know about getting to Corner Brook, where to stay, and how to get around:

Flying In
 
The closest airport is Deer Lake Regional Airport (YDF), which is about 45 minutes from Corner Brook. It&#8217;s a small, convenient airport with regular daily flights from major hubs like St. John&#8217;s, Halifax, Toronto, and Montreal.
 
Once you land, it&#8217;s a scenic drive to town&#8212;past lakes, mountains, and forests. We promise, it&#8217;s a beautiful first impression of Newfoundland.

Car Rentals
 
We highly recommend renting a car if you're flying in. While we&#8217;ll be providing a shuttle on the wedding day, having your own vehicle will make it easier to explore local trails, beaches, and nearby towns.
 
Car rental agencies are available right at the Deer Lake airport. It's a good idea to book early, especially in summer.

Where to Stay
 
Greenwood Inn &amp; Suites &#8211; Room Block
 
We&#8217;ve arranged a block of rooms at the Greenwood Inn &amp; Suites in Corner Brook, where our wedding reception will be held.
A shuttle will depart from here to take guests to the ceremony at Bartlett Point and return afterward for dinner, drinks, and dancing.
 
Room block info:
(Details TBA &#8211; we'll update with booking code or contact info as soon as it's confirmed!)
 
Airbnbs &amp; Rentals
 
There are also plenty of great Airbnbs and vacation rentals in Corner Brook and nearby areas like Massey Drive or Humber Valley.
Options range from cozy in-town apartments to full homes with ocean or mountain views&#8212;perfect for families or groups traveling together.
 
Some popular search areas:
 
Downtown Corner Brook (close to shops, trails, and the Greenwood)
 
Humber Valley Resort (luxury homes, lake views, golf course access)
 
Lark Harbour &amp; York Harbour (for a more remote, coastal experience)

Need Help Planning?
 
If you have questions about flights, rentals, or where to stay, feel free to reach out&#8212;we&#8217;re happy to help however we can. We want your trip to be smooth, fun, and full of good memories (even before the dance floor opens!).

Travel & Accommodation

In & Around Corner Brook 

A scenic walking path that winds through forested areas and around Glynmill Pond. It’s a perfect place for a peaceful morning stroll or a romantic walk before the festivities begin.

Corner Brook Stream Trail

A hidden gem featuring vintage locomotives, rail cars, and artifacts from Newfoundland’s railway era. Great for kids and train lovers.

Railway Society of Newfoundland Museum

A hilltop lookout with panoramic views of the Bay of Islands and Corner Brook. There is a statue of Captain James Cook, who once mapped the coastline here. Great for photos and a quick local history fix.

Captain Cook Historic Site

Just 10 minutes outside Corner Brook, Marble offers summer hiking, ziplining, ATV adventures, and breathtaking views from the top of the mountain.

Marble Zip Tours

A must-do local hike! This 5 km (round-trip) trail climbs ~300 m in elevation, including a bit of a steep section. You’ll hike through forest and past a small lake to reach the summit, where you'll be rewarded with sweeping views of the Humber River valley. The trail is part of the Appalachian Trail network and features the "Man in the Mountain" rock formation—a fun local legend to spot at the summit  .

Man in The Mountain Hike

Get your adrenaline pumping with Rugged Edge’s ATV and side‑by‑side excursions through backwoods trails and even into town. Options range from quick 2‑hour rides to full-day adventures, with experienced guides, customizable routes, and all safety gear provided. Locally Indigenous‑owned, they also offer “City Side‑by‑Side” tours—explore city streets, the Captain Cook lookout, and more on wheels.  

ATV Tours

Tee off amid rolling hills and ocean views for a relaxing afternoon on a picturesque course.

Blomidon Golf & Country Club

Explore the coastal islands via zodiac or boat, with chances to spot sea birds or whales.

Bay of Island Boat Tour

Coastal trails with sea cliffs, beaches, and stunning views—a perfect spot for a picnic or sunset watch.



Bottle Cove 

Just outside Corner Brook, near Wild Cove (around Lark Harbour), lies the grounded MSC Baltic III—a 207-meter container ship that ran aground on February 15, 2025, after losing power in stormy conditions. All 20 crew were airlifted to safety, and salvage operations have since removed much of its fuel and containers.  

If you’re interested in maritime history or dramatic ocean vistas, it is a compelling detour.

Shipwreck MSC Baltic III

Adventures Beyond Corner Brook

(1.5 to 2 hours north of Corner Brook)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the crown jewel of Western Newfoundland. Gros Morne offers jaw-dropping scenery, from inland fjords to rugged coastlines and alien landscapes.

Highlights include:

Western Brook Pond Fjord Cruise – Take a boat ride through a spectacular freshwater fjord, with towering cliffs and waterfalls cascading into the valley.

Tablelands Trail – Hike across the Earth’s mantle. This rust-colored, Mars-like landscape is unlike anything else in Canada.

Gros Morne Mountain – For adventurous hikers, this full-day trail leads to panoramic views of the park’s forests, valleys, and fjords.

Green Gardens Trail – A coastal hike that leads to grassy meadows, volcanic sea stacks, and wildflowers.

Woody Point & Trout River – Charming fishing villages with great food, local shops, and access to scenic trails. Perfect for a slower-paced day.


Best for: Hikers, nature photographers, road trippers

Stay options: Cabins, campgrounds, inns, or Airbnbs in Rocky Harbour, Norris Point, or Woody Point

Gros Morne National Park

Just north of Corner Brook lies Deer Lake Beach—a sandy, family‑friendly lakeside escape with shallow, clear waters perfect for swimming, wading, kayaking, or paddle boarding. The beach offers convenient amenities like a boardwalk, footwash stations, a toy library, beach volleyball, paddle rentals, and even a casual eatery right on site. It’s a favorite spot for a post-drive reset, picnic, or sunset gathering.  

Deer Lake Beach

(5 hours north of Corner Brook)
Step 1,000 years into the past at the only confirmed Viking settlement in North America. This UNESCO World Heritage Site brings Norse history to life.

Things to see:

Reconstructed Sod Buildings – Step inside Viking-style homes built with turf walls and timber beams.

Costumed Interpreters – Chat with historical reenactors who demonstrate blacksmithing, weaving, and daily life in the Viking Age.

Scenic Coastal Trails – Short walks take you through rolling hills and rocky shores with views of Iceberg Alley.


🛡 Best for: History buffs, families, and anyone fascinated by Vikings
🏡 Stay options: Accommodations in nearby St. Anthony or Quirpon Island (even a lighthouse inn!)

Cole & Ann

Cole & Ann

C&A

Wedding Day

3:00 PM

Ceremony

5:00 PM

Reception