Caldwell Heritage Farm has to be my favourite location for a wedding in all the Okanagan. This beautiful property is a labour of love for Kritsi and James Caldwell, who not only tend to the cows and chickens, but also run a relatively new wedding venue during the summer months.
In addition, Kristi and James have ventured into the specialty liquid art form that is craft brewing. They hope to turn their craft beer into more than a serious hobby in the next few years. I can’t wait.
If you’re one of the lucky few who actually have a yard these days, you will no doubt spend a lot of time and work to keep a yard maintained. Attend a wedding at Caldwell Heritage Farm and you might begin to appreciate the level of effort it takes to look after this beautiful property. James and Kristi work tirelessly when it comes to every-day chores, but they turn things up all the way when hosting a wedding. As a photographer, I sure appreciate their efforts. On top of their admirable work ethic, they are two of the kindest people you will ever meet. 
This shack used to be a utility shed in the past. Once Kristi and James started hosting weddings, Kristi saw potential in the little shack. She sought the help of Kelowna wedding decorator, Yuriko Larson of Vintage Origami to design and furnish the interior of the shack. The idea was to allow a bride and her bride’s maids a beautiful place to prepare and stage before a ceremony. I love this little shack. Yuriko did an amazing job. Way to go, Kristi, for having a great vision.
