My background in design shapes how I see—focusing on clean compositions, the nuance of natural light, and the quiet strength of the mountains. Having lived everywhere from the UK to the Dutch West Indies, my work is informed by a blend of worldly perspective and a deep sense of place.
My own experience eloping has shaped how I work today: I value the intentional over the produced. I’m drawn to the "in-between"—the quiet pulse of a wedding day and the honest energy of the landscape.
Whether you are planning a thoughtful celebration in the Rockies or a destination wedding beyond, I’m here to capture the raw, unscripted fragments of your story.
ABOUT LOIS
Noa cofounded Lolo & Noa and was part of the business for a decade.
She was born and raised in Field , BC and took over the family business and little store at emerald Lake with her two brothers. She was a big part of building Lolo & Noa ( hence the name) and has since moved to the coast to raise a family and pursue her creativity there.
You can now find her on the coast, photographing beautiful family and motherhood sessions at NoaFurfaro.com
Lois is now the lead photographer for every wedding and elopement.
ABOUT NOA
"Lois was professional all while feeling like a friend who you are very comfortable with! She knows what she's doing and her photography style is just what we were looking for. She is way more than a photographer and goes above and beyond. Our families couldn't believe how beautiful our photos turned out. Thank you for being the best!"
- Hannah + Joel
"She went above and beyond, not just as our photographer but as a true support throughout the wedding planning process. From checking in on our progress to helping us find the perfect dinner location when we were stuck, and troubleshooting our ceremony logistics when the gondola at Kicking Horse was out of commission. She was part photographer, part wedding planner, and fully invested in making our day amazing."
- Jhena + Jono
our approach
I believe in the beauty of restraint. My approach is a quiet witness to your day—capturing those subtle glances and the way your hands find each other without thinking. Having eloped myself, I understand the sacredness of a day left to breathe. I show up for my couples as a steady, protective presence, ensuring you have the space to be entirely yourself.
