wedding:
Saying ‘I do’ in a winter wonderland Jayne and Chris Andrews found their unique wedding venue at the top of Mount Sproatt
by: BRIGITTE MAH
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midst snow-covered trees, glistening icicles and the crisp mountain air, Jayne and Chris Andrews celebrated a love that began 18 years ago. The UK couple said their Whistler wedding was nothing short of perfect, as they
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and their close friends were able to squeak in overseas travel before the full brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The pair met in a pub nearly two decades ago and, eight years later, Chris proposed on a snowboarding trip. But in between their engagement and their wedding there were triathlons, a trip around the world, and two children. Then one evening, at the same pub
where they first met, they decided it was time, and began planning the annual snowboard trip that would be unforgettable. Jayne wanted something unique that wasn’t a replica of the weddings they had experienced on repeat over the past few years, and when the idea of getting married on a mountain by a log cabin in the winter was floated, she knew that’s what she wanted.
