The Banff Sign is unsurprisingly, classic Banff. If you don't take a photo here, did you really…read moreeven go?! You'll find the sign when heading in and out of town on Mount Norquay Road, usually with a line of people waiting to take pics. You'll find a huge parking lot right across the street at the Fenlands Recreation Centre. There is an easy pedestrian crossing to cross the road and access the sign. Bathrooms are also inside if needed. Today when my friends and I went, there was a fella selling photos for $2 a person so for our 5 adults it was $10. It was just a regular fella and we didn't find them better than our cameras, but if you needed some pics, he was there! Installed in 2017, it apparently caused a lot of traffic for the city so if you're driving by, exercise patience and caution with pedestrians. Must do while in Banff!

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Terrible lawyer who cost me over $100,000 over 3 years. Fails to follow timelines, fails to…read morecommunicate, and fails to do her job in an ethical manner. Good luck getting anything done.

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If you want a simple wedding ceremony he is your man. Dont get too elaborate. We did not have a…read morering bearer so we decided on a ring warming ceremony instead. Our rings we to be passed around to each guest to hold and warm with their hands and love. I provided this to my wedding planner and to John and his wife well in advance of the wedding. This ceremony and instructions were to be the 1st thing read at the beginning after welcoming all. It was never mentioned. And even though I had it printed on the 1st page of my programs my planner neglected to actually have them given to my guests nor did she point out the ceremony. But that is why I asked for it to be included as part of the service. My guests had no clue what to do, they thought I was passing our rings around to brag or something. The ONE thing I wanted in my ceremony and they couldn't do it. I wasn't asking for some lame sand or candle ceremony. I just asked for a few sentences about passing my rings around. I even provided the script to boot, the EXACT thing printed in the program. Also when I met them months before he wedding to discuss the ring ceremony I also asked for him to mention we wanted a group photo and for ask everyone to stick around for that. Not a single hint of this. However I must say he filed the marriage quickly we had the paperwork waiting for us at the reception.