Allison Taylor Creative wedding photography in Vancouver BC and destination.
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Allison Taylor is a published destination wedding photographer based in Vancouver, BC, with a heart for storytelling and over a decade of experience behind the lens. With a background that also spans the beauty industry, Allison brings a thoughtful, artful eye to every wedding she photographs - capturing not just how things looked, but how they felt.

Her ability to gently direct, compose, and style people of all comfort levels comes from years of working closely with clients, always with an emphasis on ease and authenticity. What began as a childhood curiosity - a need to freeze time with a camera - has evolved into a true passion for creating images that are honest, emotive, and full of heart. Allison believes that every love story deserves to be told beautifully, and she approaches each celebration with care, creativity, and just a little bit of magic.

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HI! MY NAME IS ALLISON AND I’M A VANCOUVER BASED

fleeting expressions, subtle gestures, and honest moments that make a person who they are. That human element is what has always drawn me. It’s not just about creating an image; it’s about preserving something that would otherwise slip away unnoticed.

What began as a childhood impulse to document has become a lifelong pursuit: a way of holding onto the people I love, the beauty of a moment, and the emotion suspended within it. Photography, for me, is memory made tangible -and every frame is an acknowledgement of the present.

destination wedding photographer (but most people know me as Allie!) I grew up in a quiet coastal city, nestled on an island off the west coast of British Columbia. While life has found me more at home in the rhythm of the city, the influence of the Pacific Northwest - its drizzly skies, lush landscapes, and quiet poetry - still weaves its way through much of my work.

My love for photography began long before I had the words to articulate it. From the first time I held a disposable camera, I was drawn not just to images, but to people - the

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“I am BEYOND happy that I booked Allison as my wedding photographer. From the moment we spoke on the phone, she was so warm and genuine. She made my husband and I feel so comfortable the entire time she was shooting, it felt like a friend was taking our pics. The photos that we got are stunning…and she got every single special moment throughout the wedding. I would 100000% recommend Allison to any future brides!”

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It might surprise you to learn, but I didn’t really consider myself a sentimental person for the majority of my life.

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As it turns out, though, I am deeply sentimental.

It is arguably the driving force behind my original (and let’s be honest, sustained) interest in photography. I wanted to take pictures of everything. I wanted to keep everything.

I fell in love with photography just before the internet as we know it today exploded - and I find myself more and more reaching back for that earnest joy in creating and capturing memories. Not to have something to share online but to have something to hold on to as the years inevitably change us and the people and places we know.

As I’ve grown, this appreciation for photos has only intensified. Not only have they been a means of preserving memories of my own, but they’ve allowed me to know people I wasn’t able to meet.

To walk my grandmothers gardens.

To hear where my dad got his laugh.

This genuine storytelling is at the heart of how I approach every photo I take today.

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