Sandy + Caz: A Bullock Lake Farm Wedding Film
A wedding film from Sandy and Caz's celebration at Bullock Lake Farm on Salt Spring Island.
A Bullock Lake Farm wedding film has an easy job: the lake does half the work and the people do the rest. Sandy and Caz celebrated on Salt Spring Island with a relaxed, family-filled day, and we captured it start to finish on film.
Why make a Bullock Lake Farm wedding film?
Photographs hold moments still; a film lets them move again. Sandy and Caz’s day was full of the kind of motion a farm wedding produces naturally: people crossing the grass with drinks, kids orbiting the tables, laughter arriving from somewhere off frame. The farm sits around its namesake lake, and the water kept finding its way into the background of the day. When a venue and a guest list are this at ease with each other, our job is mostly to stay quiet and keep the camera moving with the current of the celebration rather than against it.
A relaxed, family-filled island day
Some weddings run on a tight script. This one ran on the island’s clock instead, unhurried from the morning through to the evening, with family at the centre of every hour. That ease is what the film keeps: not a highlight reel of poses, but the real pace of a day spent among people who love each other. It is the same approach we bring to every celebration we document across the Gulf Islands, and you can see more of that work on our cinematic wedding videography page.
What happened to Bullock Lake Farm?
Since Sandy and Caz’s wedding, the venue has a new name: it now operates as Lost Field Farm, still on the same Salt Spring Island land, hosting weddings, florals, and workshops. If you fell for the setting in this film, the farm is very much still here to host a day of your own. We know the property well and are always glad to talk through how a celebration can use its fields, lake, and light.
Planning your own Salt Spring Island wedding film
Folklore is a collective of photographers, filmmakers, and planners rooted here on Salt Spring Island, which means the person behind the camera already knows where the light lands at every hour. You can read more about the collective, browse the rest of our journal for recent weddings, or get in touch to talk about a film of your own.
Where was Sandy and Caz's wedding film shot? +
At Bullock Lake Farm on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia, a lakeside farm venue that has since been renamed Lost Field Farm. The film follows the day from start to finish.
Is Bullock Lake Farm still a wedding venue? +
Yes, under a new name. The property now operates as Lost Field Farm and continues to host weddings, florals, and workshops on Salt Spring Island.
Who makes Folklore’s wedding films? +
Folklore Wedding Company is a Salt Spring Island collective of photographers, filmmakers, and planners. Our filmmakers document the day quietly and edit it into a highlight film couples can rewatch for years.
