Wedding Day

Ceremony

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Reception

Two weeks out, everyone! Thank you to everyone who has RSVP'd. Our guest list is now finalized and posted under the Seating Plan tab above. If anything changes with your RSVP, please let Jasmine or Nick know by July 22. We're finalizing all the details for our guests, so the sooner we know, the better. Since a few people have asked: we're not expecting any gifts. Your presence truly means the most to us. If you'd still like to contribute, the Honeymoon Registry tab above lets you put money toward our honeymoon. We've also added the day's schedule below. As a reminder, this is a fairly casual event. Feel free to dress up if you'd like, but there's no formal dress code. Questions about the day, the parking, the bar, or accessibility? Check out the FAQ tab above. Here's the agenda for the evening. We'd appreciate everyone arriving on time so we can stay on schedule. 4:00 pm -- Doors open4:30 pm -- Ceremony begins5:00 pm -- Cocktails &amp; photos6:00 pm -- Dinner7:00 pm til late -- Dancing As Nick and Jasmine will probably be a bit busy on the big day - Please text Jace at 780-863-2420 if you run into any issues.

Our Wedding

Invitation

Jasmine and Nick first met in January 2020 while Nick was spending a lot of time in Ottawa for work. What started as a simple conversation about their mutual love for Negative Approach quickly became something they both looked forward to. Even early on, the connection felt easy and natural.A couple of months later, the pandemic hit, and Nick's trips to Ottawa stopped. With Jasmine in Ontario and Nick in Alberta, meeting in person was impossible for quite a while. Still, the two stayed in touch throughout the first year and a half of COVID. Long conversations, late-night calls, and steady messages kept them close during a time when everything else felt uncertain.In September 2021, Jasmine flew to Calgary to visit Nick for the first time. After months of talking from a distance, spending time together in person felt right. It also made it clear that long-distance was not something they wanted to do forever. They set a goal to eventually live in the same city and build a life in the same place.That opportunity came in March 2022 when Nick was offered a move to Vancouver. It was a city he had been thinking about for years, and now they had a chance to take that step together. In April 2022, they moved to Vancouver and spent the next two years building a home, exploring the city, and settling into life as a couple.By 2024, they decided it was time to put down more permanent roots and work toward buying a home, and that decision brought them back to Alberta. In September 2024, they moved to Edmonton, where they have continued building their life together.In January 2025, during a winter getaway to Banff, they took the gondola up Sulphur Mountain for dinner. On the ride back down, surrounded by the quiet of the mountains at night, Nick proposed. It was simple, personal, and exactly right for the two of them.After returning home to Edmonton, life settled back into its familiar rhythm: painting rooms in their house, taking on small projects, and turning the space into a home they both love. Their two dogs, Big Hank and Patricia Petunia, add a lot of personality to the day-to-day. Hank is peculiar in his own charming way, and Patricia is their sweet, enthusiastic younger dog who wants to be part of everything.Alongside that everyday life, their friends and families across the country have remained an important part of who they are. Jasmine's connections stretch across Ottawa, St. Catharines, Toronto, and Montreal. Nick's family and long-time friends are rooted in Red Deer, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Toronto. Together they share a close group of friends from their years in Vancouver. These are the people who have supported, encouraged, and shaped their journey. They are also the people Jasmine and Nick are excited to bring together for their wedding.As the months passed, planning for the future became something they genuinely enjoyed. Conversations turned into real plans, and plans gradually became the picture of the life they wanted to build. Now, with their wedding coming up in August 2026, Jasmine and Nick are looking forward to celebrating with the people who have been part of their story and to marking how far they have come and everything still ahead.

Our Story

Photos

We've chosen not to have a formal wedding party and are looking forward to sharing the day with all of our guests.

Wedding Party

Fairmont MacDonald

We will be posting a instructions to book at the Fairmont MacDonald soon. As described in the invite, please answer the question on whether you'd like to stay here or not. We will then contact the hotel to ensure we book enough rooms for the event.

Travel

Explore the River Valley

Edmonton’s river valley is the largest urban park system in North America, with over 160 km of trails for walking, biking, or taking in views of the North Saskatchewan River.

Visit the Royal Alberta Museum

Located downtown, the Royal Alberta Museum has expansive galleries featuring Alberta’s natural history, Indigenous histories, and hands‑on exhibits for all ages.

Muttart Conservatory

Recognizable by its four glass pyramids, the Muttart Conservatory offers curated botanical environments and is a great indoor activity year‑round.

West Edmonton Mall

A classic Edmonton stop: shopping, restaurants, an indoor amusement park, a waterpark, skating, and more -- all under one roof. Pretty sure they still have sea lions too.

Fort Edmonton Park

Canada’s largest living history museum, featuring costumed interpreters, historic streets, and immersive exhibits. Great for a relaxed afternoon.

Whyte Ave & Old Strathcona

A popular area for cafes, restaurants, small shops, and people‑watching. A nice place to wander before or after dinner.

Local Breweries & Distilleries

Edmonton has a wide brewery and craft‑drink scene, with many spots near downtown and Whyte Ave. Great for casual tasting flights or low‑key evenings out.

Hit the mountains

For guests traveling from outside Alberta who have some extra time, we highly recommend visiting Jasper and Banff. Jasper is about a 3 hour and 45 minute drive west of Edmonton, and Banff is roughly 4 hours south via the QE2 and Highway 1. If you want to turn it into a road trip, Highway 93 through the Icefields Parkway connects Jasper and Banff and is incredibly beautiful in July and August. Please note that a Parks Canada pass is required for both Jasper and Banff national parks.

Things to Do

Registry

Dress comfortably and casually. Nick and Jasmine will be in traditional wedding attire but do not expect anyone to dress in a specific way.

Dress Code

Q + A

Honeymoon Registry

We are not expecting any gifts; your presence truly means the most to us. If you would still like to contribute, we’ve set up a honeymoon registry below, and any donations will go toward our honeymoon.

https://www.honeyfund.com/site/davison-kwade-08-01-2026

Jasmine & Nick

Jasmine & Nick

Dress Code

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