Hatfield Farm

Wedding Day

Wedding

Reception

Our Wedding

How We MetWe met at work back in 2012. Kristen had just come back of leave, and Curt came to have his pay fixed. Kristen thought nothing of it and continued on, until they ran into each other again in 2014 on HMCS Protecteur. Curt is employed as a Hull Technician in the RCN, and Kristen as a Resource Management Support Clerk.Kristen was the junior pay clerk on board, and Curt came into her office to clear into the boat. It turned out, the chemistry between them was instant. As Kristen went through some of her old emails, she realized that she had helped him years earlier fix his pay issues. They soon started flirting through email, and eventually had their first date in Hawaii. Little did they know, they would soon go through the fire that would eventually end the Protecteur's life with the RCN. That event seemed to seal their fate for each other. The ProposalIt was August of 2015, and we were just finishing up a visit with my daughter Jasmine, and her grandmother Yvonne. As it was their last night in Victoria before they flew back home, we went for a family walk to Hatley Castle. As Layla chased geese, Kamryn, Jasmine and Kayne went geo-cashing. Curt and I walked hand in hand up the path towards the castle. He found a clearing, got down on one knee, in front of all of our children, and Yvonne (whom I consider a mother), and asked me to spend the rest of my life with him. It was the easiest thing I have ever answered in my life! Unfortunately we still giggle about the fact that Curt was covered in goose poop after his proposal!

Our story

Our Story

Other Events

Saturday Brunch

Come one, come all to a morning-after unhosted brunch. Meet us at Cora's in Clayton Park to grab some grub before everyone is back on their way home! pls visit <a href="http://www.chezcora.com/en/restaurants/nova-scotia/Cora-Clayton-Park-Halifax">Chez Coras</a> for a list of menu items.

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Sara and Kristen have known each other for about 2 years, and she is currently our next door neighbor. She is Kristen's best friend on the west coast, and we don't know what we would do without her.She works as a legal assistant in Victoria. Sara has 2 children, Olivia and Ryan, and is an amazing step mother to her spouses 2 boys, Jackson and Curtis.She and her spouse Jay, have been together for 3 years. Sara has lived on Vancouver Island her entire life. 

Sara Perkins

Julie and Kristen have been best friends since middle school. They have been through thick and thin together, and Kristen couldn't get married without her by her side. Julie is the wonderful mother of two boys, Wyatt and Jake. She and her husband Ron, reside just outside Fredericton NB. Julie is currently employed at the DECH in Fredericton NB. Kristen now, and always, have considered Julie her sister. They may fight like cats and dogs at time, but at the end of the day they are always there for eachother.

Julie Bulmer

Miss Jasmine, is Kristen's eldest daughter. She is 10 years old and is a budding artist.She loves to cook, draw, and create things with her wild imagination. Jasmine and her sisters are standing as Junior Bridesmaids

Jasmine Walsh

Kamryn is Curts youngest child. Kams/Kammy is 11 years old.Kams loves to shop, play video games, and loves animals. Kams is standing with the rest of our girls as Junior Bridesmaids.

Kamryn Korolyk

Miss Layla is Kristens youngest daughter, and the apple of our eye.She is 4 years old.Layla loves to play dress up, play at the park, and go 4 wheeling with her mom.Layla is standing as our flower girl/Junior bridesmaid.

Layla Colson

Anna is Kristen's sister.She is 12 years old. Anna lives with her mom and dad, in Ontario.Anna loves horses, has many pet rats, and has recently began go-kart racing.Anna will be standing as a Junior Bridesmaid.

Anna Janssen

Martin and Curt met through work at CFB Esquimalt.Martin is married to his wife Sasha, and they have 2 children.Martin and his family currently live in Halifax NS. He is employed with the Royal Canadian Navy as a Hull Technician.Martin and his wife Sasha also have a photography business, and they will not only be doing our wedding photography, but Martin will also be Curt's Best Man.

Martin Jardine

Jay is Kristen and Curt's neighbor, and Kristen's MOH spouse. Jay is employed with the Royal Canadian Navy, as an Electrician.Jay will be standing as a groomsman.

Jeff Maynard (Jay)

Kayne is Curt's oldest child.Kayne is currently 12 years old.Kayne enjoys playing video games, dirt biking with his dad, and learning how to fix and build things.Kayne is standing as a Junior Groomsman.

Kayne Korolyk

Wedding Party

Registry

Q + A

Nova Scotia's capital city welcomes you with its maritime hospitality. If done the right way, your business trip to Halifax doesn't have to feel like you're on business at all. To be able to explore this thriving city on your own time, stop by Avis Car Rental on your way out of Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ) to pick up your quality YHZ car rental. If you're in a hurry, accelerate your travel experience with Avis Preferred, a complimentary membership that allows you to skip the line and go straight to your car.It's just a 30-minute drive from the Halifax airport car rentals lot to downtown Halifax, so you'll be right in the thick of things in no time. Explore Maritime cuisine at the various local farmers' markets and culinary festivals held throughout the year in Halifax, like the Savour Food Festival in February and the Cold Water Seafood Festival in June. Food truck culture too has exploded here in recent years. Delectable favorites are Ol' School Donuts, Nomad Gourmet and The Food Wolf, for an eclectic mix of Korean and Mexican fare.For some quiet time alone, stroll along the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk or see the gorgeous landscaping at the Public Gardens. Looking for unique venues for entertaining clients? Talk shop against a backdrop of the Halifax skyline on the Harbour Ferry, or take a tour of the original Alexander Keith's Brewery.Make Avis's lot of Halifax Stanfield International Airport rental cars the start and finish to your trip. Book your vehicle and discover why Avis is the preferred choice for airport car rentals.

Avis Car Rental

*note the hotel will be changing and undergoing major renovations in Feb 16. It will then be a Holiday Inn Express*A block of rooms has been reserved under "The Korolyk Wedding". these rooms will be held until 1 month prior to the event. The rooms have been reserved from 21-23 Jul 16, for those guests travelling from out of town. A special rate of $140.00 has also been obtained.

Quality Inn & Suites Bayer's Lake

Overnight guests may stay in one of the following: Tent Site: $22 + tax per person, Open Bunkhouse: $35.00 + tax per person, Individual Room in Cabin: $45.00 + tax per person. Please call the farm to reserve. A non-refundable payment is required at time of booking. Shower facilities provided. Guests are responsible for bringing their own sleeping bag and pillow. Guests will be asked to put their gear in the back of the Hatfield Farm Inc. truck (parked at the bottom of the lane next to the parking lot) then make their way up the lane to the office. Hatfield Farm Inc. staff will drive everyone's overnight gear back to Fort Clayton. Guests staying in a trailer will be asked to park in the parking lot and make their way up the lane to the office. They will be taken back to Fort Clayton by horse drawn wagon for the ceremony. After the ceremony, a Hatfield Farm Inc. staff member will drive them to the parking lot and then escort them back to Fort Clayton to show them where to park their trailer. We provide electricity only and guests must provide their own electrical cord. Guests will not be allowed entrance to Fort Clayton any earlier than 5:00 pm. Breakfast is included in the cost of overnight accommodations.

Dollar Rent a Car

It's like something out of a dream. You open your Atlantica Hotel Halifax guestroom and you're struck by how spacious it is. There's room to work, to relax, or do whatever your heart desires.Other aspects begin to catch your eye. How the warm, inviting décor marries classic and contemporary styles. How our friendly housekeeping staff ensures everything is fresh and clean, as if you were the first person to stay here. The precision in the way the bed is made, with crisp, white sheets that promise a deep, rejuvenating sleep. The tastefully arranged array of Aveda products in the bathroom, waiting for you to indulge yourself. The stash of in-room coffee so you can start your morning off just right. And the breathtaking views of our city that speak to your sense of adventure.There are 230 guestrooms at Atlantica Hotel Halifax. They all share several comforts, from flat-screen TVs to reliable wireless internet. Yet each one feels like it was created just for you. Like a dream come true. We have reserved a special rate of $129 per night for guests wishing to stay at this venue. Use either of our last names to reserve early.

Atlantica Hotel Halifax

Laura Callin is our personal travel agent. She has come through time and time again, and has always found us amazing deals on flights, hotels and car rentals. Give Laura a call, or send her an email and she will be sure to hook you up with everything you need for your travel plans.

Flight Centre Mayfair (inside Mayfair Shopping Centre)

Travel

<h3>LOCATION</h3>The Brewery Market, 1496 Lower Water Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada<h3>PRICE</h3>Adult Ticket $24.95 Senior Ticket $20.95 Youth Ticket (Under 19) $10.95 Family Ticket (2 Adults, 3 Youths) $49.95 Group Rate $20.95 (Min. 15 people) Military Rate $20.95 Student Rate $20.95Children under 10 are free<h3>RETAIL STORE TIMES</h3><table class="desktop-only"><tbody><tr><th>Summer (Jun 1 - Oct 31)</th><th>Winter (Nov 1 - May 31)</th></tr><tr><td>Mon to Sat 10am - 9pm</td><td>Mon to Thurs 11:30am - 6pm</td></tr><tr><td>Sunday 12pm - 6pm</td><td>Friday 11:30am - 9pm</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Saturday 10am - 9pm</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Friday 11:30am - 6pm</td></tr></tbody></table>For group events please call 1-877-612-1820 x then press "1"† Must be legal drinking age to sample beer. Tours are 55 minutes in length. Maximum number per tour is 35 people. Minors are welcome, we serve alternatives to beer. Information subject to change. Copyright© Alexander Keith's 2013<h3>SUMMER TOURS (JUN 1 - OCT 31)</h3>Mon to Sat 12pm - 7:30pm (every half hour) Sun 12pm - 5pm (every half hour)

Oland Breweries LTD

<h3>Winner of the 2012 Tourism Business of the Year Award</h3><h2>Excellence on the Water</h2><h6>1751 Lower Water St Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3E4</h6>Throughout its impressive 30-year of operations on the Halifax waterfront, Murphy's has developed into a vibrant and diverse tourism sightseeing business: offering a wide variety of water tours, unique food &amp; beverage experiences in its dockside restaurant.Murphy's established fleet of vessels deliver a wide range of Halifax harbour tour experiences aboard eleven vessels for groups and individuals. Well-known vessels include: Theodore Tugboat, Harbour Hopper, Mar, The Tall Ship Silva, and the Harbour Queen. <a href="http://www.ambassatours.com/" target="_blank">Ambassatours Gray Line</a> (known as the "Company With The Kilts"), operates Peggy's Cove sightseeing tours, Halifax's Big Pink double-decker tours, cruise ship shore excursions, and customized charter bus services cross Canada and the USA. Both companies successfully cater to leisure, corporate, sport and cruise markets regionally and nationally.Murphy's The Cable Wharf, along with its sister company, <a href="http://www.ambassatours.com/" target="_blank">Ambassatours Gray Line</a> is, Canada's largest combined land and water sightseeing tour company. Both established tourism companies have been offering top-quality, memorable experiences to visitors on the east coast of Canada for over 25 years. The joint company now employs over 400 peak season staff and is the only company in the Gray Line family worldwide to offer both land and water tours. In 2014, Ambassatours-Murphy's was recognized by Progress Magazine as one of the region's fastest-growing companies.

Murphy's the Cable Wharf

Take a Brier Island Whale and Seabird Cruise and spot endangered or rare species of whales like the Humpback, Finback and Right Whales, as well as other species of Cetaceans (dolphins and porpoises) and seabirds. As part of our cruise, you will also be joining a scientific survey studying whales. Our Captain has over 40 years' experience navigating the waters of the Bay of Fundy, and our crew possesses an extensive knowledge of the marine life of the Bay of Fundy and the history of the island. We offer cruises 2 to 5 times daily on our 15-m (50-ft) Mega Nova (3-5 hours in duration) or our zodiac Cetacean Adventure (2-2 ½ hours) – both narrated by naturalists and researchers. Charters and family rates are available. Brier Island Whale and Seabird Cruises is a Bay of Fundy Recommended Experience. We are a proud member of the Nova Scotia Adventure Tourism Association. Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Direct Debit are accepted.

Brier Island Whale & Seabird Cruises Ltd

Did you know that over 160 billion tonnes of water move in and out of the Bay of Fundy, every day, twice a day? That's more than the combined flow of all the freshwater rivers on our planet. It's also home to the highest recorded tides in the world, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. A visit to Nova Scotia is not complete without seeing this remarkable phenomenon and the unique seascape it has created.

Bay of Fundy, NS, Canada

Nova Scotia is home to over 160 historic lighthouses, but no beacon is as photographed as the one in the vibrant fishing village of Peggy's Cove. Built in 1915, Peggy's Point Lighthouse still keeps watch over surging ocean waves and working lobster boats. Scramble over giant rocks worn smooth by the sea and share in the view.Sightseeing day-trips to Peggy's Cove from Halifax are available through a number of tour operators including <a href="http://www.novascotia.com/see-do/tours/ambassatours-gray-line/2325">Ambassatours Gray Line</a>, <a href="http://www.novascotia.com/see-do/tours/blue-diamond-tours/2342">Blue Diamond Tours</a>, <a href="http://www.novascotia.com/see-do/tours/bluenose-sidecar-tours/2567">Bluenose Sidecar Tours</a>, <a href="http://www.novascotia.com/see-do/tours/go-north-tours/2276">Go North Tours</a>,<a href="http://www.novascotia.com/see-do/tours/taymac-tours/2229">TayMac Tours</a>, and more.

Peggy's Cove, NS, Canada

The Halifax Citadel has long watched over the the harbour and the downtown core of the capital city of <a href="http://www.novascotia.com/about-nova-scotia/regions/halifax-metro">Halifax</a>. Originally built as a military fortication to protect the Empire from enemies (and the occasional pirate), today the Citadel and its distinctive Clock Tower act as a reminder of Halifax's rich past. Visit a place and time when the sounds of a modern, bustling port city are exchanged for the crack of rifle-fire and the skirl of bagpipes.

Halifax Citadel National Historic Site

The soil and weather in Nova Scotia are ideal for producing the grapes that result in our character-rich and award-winning wines. Nova Scotia is home to more than 16 wineries and vineyards, each a testament to commitment and dedication to the craft. Sip the flavour of this place by sampling wines from traditional to icewine to our signature appellation Tidal Bay, a crisp, aromatic white with the unique characteristics of our climate.

Nova Scotia Wineries 

On April 15, 1912, the "unsinkable" S.S. Titanic, pride of the White Star Line, struck an iceburg and sank. While the Carpathia was steaming towards New York with the 705 survivors of the Titanic disaster, the Canadian cable ship MacKay Bennett was steaming to the disaster site loaded with coffins, body bags and embalmers. It was their grisly duty to search for and retrieve the bodies of Titanic's 1,523 victims. They returned with some remains to be buried in Halifax. At Fairview Cemetery 121 victims of the Titanic disaster are resting. The graves are laid out not in straight lines, but curved to resemble the hull of a ship. The curved lines on the right-side are broken which is supposed to represent the area on the Titanic that struck the iceberg. What is also unique about the grave arrangements is that the graves outlining the hull of Titanic face the same direction as the actual wreck does at the bottom of the Atlantic. This is pure coincidence, but interesting nonetheless. Most of the bodies that were buried at Fairview were crew members. The next group were Third Class passengers. There are a few Second Class passengers and one First Class passenger. The other 29 victims buried in Halifax can be located at Baron de Hirsch Cemetery and Mount Olivet Cemetery. The Titanic plot at the Baron De Hirsch Cemetery was intended for Jewish victims of the Titanic. Many victims that were Jewish were, however, interred elsewhere while one passenger Michel Navratil was wrongly thought to be Jewish because he boarded the Titanic under the name Hoffman. The Mount Olivet Cemetery was intended for Catholic victims.

Kristen & Curtis

Kristen & Curtis

Registry