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KATE
TUTTY
Preserve every moment of your wedding day with a options for film and digital photography. From the nostalgic charm of 35mm and Polaroid film to the crisp clarity of digital imagery, we capture every smile, glance, and detail. Each image tells the authentic story of your day, creating a stunning collection of memories to cherish forever.
Give your love story the cinematic treatment it deserves with our wedding videography services. Whether it’s a stunning highlight reel or an in-depth documentary-style film, we capture the essence of your day. Every heartfelt moment, speech, and celebration is woven together into a timeless story to relive for years to come.
Step back in time with the magic of tintype photography, a 19th-century process that creates one-of-a-kind, heirloom-quality keepsakes. Using an authentic large-format camera and wet-plate collodion techniques, we craft timeless portraits on-site. Each tintype is a unique, tangible piece of art, perfect for couples who value enduring, handcrafted memories designed to last for generations.
Plan your perfect, intimate escape on Salt Spring Island with our elopement services. From breathtaking venues to thoughtful details, we collaborate with local vendors to create a stress-free, romantic experience. We capture your special day with photography and video, letting you focus on celebrating your love in a way that’s uniquely yours.
Celebrate your love with an intimate micro wedding on Salt Spring Island. Perfect for smaller gatherings, our services focus on creating a meaningful, personalized experience. We partner with local vendors and capture every special moment through photography and video, ensuring your day is beautifully preserved and truly unforgettable.
Sydney Woodward is a passionate storyteller who, alongside his partner Taryn, co-founded Folklore Wedding Company. He combines his love for tintype photography with his belief in the power of creative collaboration. Sydney's journey as an artist is rooted in his dedication to preserving love stories in meaningful and enduring ways.
Stasia Garraway has been working as a professional photographer for the last 15 years, offering wedding photography for the last eight. She specializes in natural, documentary-style images, focusing on candid photos that capture the essence of each special moment.
At every wedding, she likes to work on a series of poetic and editorial-style photographs to tell the couple's story of love, family, and connection. She is always looking for gorgeous scenes, exceptional light, and the possibility of a moment that feels sublime or cinematic.
As the co-founder of Folklore Wedding Company, alongside her partner Sydney, Taryn believes every celebration is an opportunity to tell a story that resonates deeply with those who experience it. Her journey in the wedding and event industry began as a freelance makeup artist, where she discovered her passion for helping people feel beautiful and confident on their most cherished days.
Kate Tutty specializes in storytelling and heirloom artwork, including digital, 8 mm, and 35 mm creative coverage and intimate portraiture. She's a creative visual storyteller who creates and curates documentary-style imagery throughout BC, including Salt Spring Island. Her work has elegant, emotive, candid, and ethereal qualities inspired by contemporary fashion and moody photojournalism.
Natalie is a photographer and artist with years of experience capturing one of the most meaningful things in life: love. For her, love is pure, beautiful, and belongs to all—whether it's quiet and intimate or bold and expressive. Love is love, and every story deserves to be celebrated.
Hello! My name is Kelly (she/her) and I’m an artist and photographer living & working on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen people (Victoria, BC). I graduated with a B.A.H in Studio Art from the University of Guelph, ON in April 2016. I have exhibited in Toronto, Montreal, Dawson City and Victoria and have participated in artist residencies in Portugal, Nova Scotia, and the Yukon.
My name is Stephanie Artuso (she/her) a Mother, Artist & Photographer living on Gabriola Island, the unceded territory of the snuneymuxw First Nation. My artistic calling has always pulled me towards the expression of the human experience and our relationships to each other. I feel that photography is such an incredible medium for capturing connection. A subject's connection to themself, to their work, to their spaces and to their loved ones.
At Folklore Wedding Company, we help every couple bring their visions to life for this once-in-a-lifetime moment. All our wedding packages are fully customizable, allowing you to create a bespoke experience. Specializing in intimate ceremonies captured on digital, documentary style, and heritage media, let us tell your story exactly how you see it
The Folklore Wedding Company brings together the region's most experienced, creative professionals for intimate weddings on Salt Spring and beyond. We take a highly collaborative and local approach, working with farms, florists, caterers, and bakers based in the Salish Sea to design your perfect day.
Contact us today to start designing your one-of-a-kind Salt Spring wedding package! Let's create something extraordinary together.
KATE
TUTTY
Sydney for capturing our wedding day so beautifully on video. The highlight he’s created for us brings the whole day back to life - we can’t stop rewatching the footage and smiling. Sydney has been so great to work with in all stages"
The mix of digital and tintype gave us some really beautiful keepsakes as well as capturing some more candid moments to accompany our memories. Unexpected bonus of the tintype process is that at least one uncle is going to look like an axe murderer in the family photos.”
Captured beautifully in both digital & traditional Tin-Type style photography. Our day was not just a celebration of love, but also a reflection of crafts and passions. The added, late-night, moments he created in Tin-Type for us and our guests brought an incredibly unique and memorable touch.”