Wedding Day

Ceremony

The Norland Historic Estate Venue 

Reception

Spring

Our Wedding

It all began with a swipe and a match on Facebook Dating. Neither of us had been on the app for more than a week when we stumbled upon each other's profiles. Our initial connection was instant and electric, leading to long, heartfelt messages exchanged daily. Just five days after our first conversation, we decided to meet in person. Our first date was at the charming Higher Ground cafe in Kensington, where we enjoyed warm drinks and easy conversation. Afterward, we took a leisurely walk along the scenic Bow River in downtown Calgary, soaking in the beautiful surroundings and the undeniable chemistry between us. It didn't take long to realize we shared not only similar goals and values but also a vision for our future, both short-term and long-term. Following that magical first date, Symone invited Troy over for a home-cooked meal. It was during this cozy dinner at her place that he asked her to be his girlfriend. How could she resist? From the very beginning, she felt a connection with Troy like no other she'd experienced before. Troy, on the other hand, knew she was the one when he had an undeniable feeling deep within that Symone, was his perfect match. Together, we share a love for spending weekends at the cabin, where we can unwind and create lasting memories. Our fur babies are an integral part of our lives, and we cherish the moments spent with them. Our friends are our extended family, and we love hanging out with them, creating laughter-filled memories. Our relationship is built on mutual support, endless laughter (sometimes at each other's expense, but always in good fun), and a deep, unwavering love that carries us through both good and bad times. As we look to the future, we are excited about the many adventures that await us, the laughter we will share, and the dreams we will fulfill together. We are thrilled to continue expanding our little family and are grateful for the love and support from all those around us. Here's to many more happy moments and a lifetime of love and joy!

Our Love Story

Our Story

Photos

Cameron

Brennan

Taylor

John

Tiegan

Annabel

Rylee

Sunny

Charlotte

Alistair

Wedding Party

Q + A

We have reserved a block of rooms at Fairfield Inn &amp; Suits for your convenience. Here are a few important details to keep in mind before booking: Reservation Deadline: Please book your room before May 10th, 2025 to ensure you receive the special group rate.Booking Code: Use the code STW when making your reservation to get our discounted rate.Cancellation Policy: Be sure to review the hotel's cancellation policy when booking.Amenities: Enjoy complimentary hot buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and access to the hotel's fitness center and pool during your stay. To make your reservation, visit https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/yqlfi-fairfield-inn-and-suites-lethbridge/overview/?scid=f2ae0541-1279-4f24-b197-a979c79310b0 or call (587) 425-0388. We look forward to celebrating with you!

Fairfield Inn & Suites Lethbridge

Travel

The&nbsp;High Level Bridge&nbsp;is the worlds longest and tallest steel viaduct in the world. Walk or bike across the High Level Bridge for stunning views of the city and surrounding landscapes.

Lethbridge Viaduct

Indian Battle Park in Lethbridge, Alberta, is a historically significant site commemorating the Battle of the Belly River in 1870. It offers a mix of natural beauty, history, and cultural heritage. The park features scenic trails, the iconic High Level Bridge, an interpretive center (Helen Schuler Nature Centre), picnic areas, and educational programs. It's a great place for outdoor activities, birdwatching, and learning about local history and ecology. The park occasionally hosts events and festivals, making it a destination that appeals to both history enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Indian Battle Park

Stroll through the serene Japanese garden, which should be in full bloom at the end of May. It's a peaceful and picturesque spot.

Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden

Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump in Alberta, Canada, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering a glimpse into Indigenous history and buffalo hunting practices. Visitors can explore the Visitor Center with informative exhibits, take guided tours, hike scenic trails, attend cultural programs, enjoy picnicking, and experience traditional Indigenous skills and performances. It's a place to learn, respect, and appreciate the cultural and historical significance of the site.

Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump World Heritage Site

Spectrum Ale Works is a microbrewery known for its craft beers. Visitors can enjoy a variety of beer styles in their tasting room, possibly take brewery tours, and check for events and specials. It's advisable to confirm their current offerings, food options, and any COVID-19 guidelines before visiting.

Spectrum Ale Works

The&nbsp;Birds of Prey Centre in Coaldale, located 10 minutes from Lethbridge, is a raptor rescue and conservation agency. They take owls, eagles, and hawks that have been injured across Canada and try to rehabilitate them for release back into the wild.Flying demonstrations are held every 90 minutes throughout the day. It is an excellent opportunity to watch these large birds swoop through the sky. The interpreters are very knowledgeable and friendly and will help you with a photo opportunity with some friendlier birds at no extra cost.The center opens seasonally in May and closes well before October. Adults are $14 CAD, and youth admission is $9.50 CAD.

Symone & Troy

Symone & Troy

Registry