A Romantic Grouse Mountain Wedding

Set high above the city, with sweeping mountain views in every direction, this Grouse Mountain wedding felt like a quiet summer escape just minutes from Vancouver.

Captured by Nomad by NK, the day was documented in a way that felt honest and unforced. The focus stayed on real moments, quiet pauses, natural emotion, and the subtle interactions that often go unnoticed.

The Look

T’s focus for this look was staying true to herself while highlighting her natural features.

Our Master Artist Sarah, assisted by Senior Artist Simran, created this look by applying the following products from Stila Cosmetics, Glo Skin Beauty and Make Up For Ever:

Silk Skin

– Blurring Primer with an Angled Complexion Brush
– Luminous Foundation with a Beauty Blender
– Ultra HD Concealer to brighten under the eye with a Camouflage Concealer Brush
– Set with Perfecting Powder with a Tapered Setting Powder Brush
– Spritzing Mist & Fix to lock the makeup in place

Soft Matte Eyes

– Clear Brow Gel to shape and hold
– Micro Brow Liner for a soft natural brow
– Elemental Palette on the lids for the perfect matte finish
– Huge Mascara for gorgeous natural volume

Petal Pink Accents

– Cream Blush in Lillium with a Beauty Blender
– Cream Bronze Stick in Soft Glow with a Contour Brush
– Heaven’s hue Highlighter in Kitten with a Highlighter Brush
– Cream Glaze Crayon in the shade Bellini

We created this hair style with the following products from Kevin Murphy:

Take It Up A Notch Low Bun Style

– Prepped the hair with Doo Over
– Added Powder Puff for Volume
– Locked the style in with Session Spray
– Finished with Shimmer Shine for an all day luster

The Dress

The bride wore a dress from Sposa Wedding World, choosing a sleek off-the-shoulder gown that felt simple and elevated against the alpine backdrop. The soft movement of the fabric and delicate back detail created an effortless balance of modern and timeless.

The Florals

Florals by The Wild Bunch brought in movement and texture, echoing the surrounding landscape rather than competing with it. Everything felt intentional, but never overworked.