Christina & Cody’s Edmonton Golf Course Engagement Photos

Christina & Cody’s Edmonton Golf Course Engagement Photos

Some engagement sessions feel extra special because of the people, the location, or the story behind them. Christina and Cody’s engagement session had all three.

Tonight was a little bittersweet because we photographed their engagement session at the golf course that has been home to so many memories for them. And today, the golf course officially closed its doors forever due to rezoning.

So, for Christina and Cody, it seemed only fitting to have one last hurrah at a place that has been such a meaningful part of their lives.

There was something really special about walking around the course knowing that this was our last chance to photograph it exactly as it was. We had beautiful evening light, plenty of laughs, and the kind of relaxed atmosphere that makes photographing an engagement session so much fun.

And I have to give a special shoutout to Christina’s mom, who chauffeured me around the golf course for the evening. I was basically living like a king, being driven from one spot to the next while I photographed these two. I could definitely get used to that!

I love when an engagement session can be more than simply taking beautiful photos. These are photographs of a place that mattered to Christina and Cody, captured on the final day it existed as they knew it. Years from now, I hope these images bring back not only how they felt during this exciting season of their lives, but also memories of a place that was part of their story.

And this isn’t the last time I’ll be photographing these two!

I am SO excited to photograph Christina and Cody’s wedding this March at The Bell in Scona in Edmonton. After getting to know them during their engagement session, I already know their wedding day is going to be such a fun one to photograph.

For now, though, I’m just grateful we got one last beautiful evening on the golf course to celebrate their engagement, their story, and a little piece of Edmonton history.

Photographer: Amy Moedt, Owner/Photographer