The newlyweds were shuttled to the reception in a Tesla.
Elizabeth May and her husband John Kidder greet the public following their marriage during Earth Day at the Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria, B.C., on April 22, 2019.
As church bells tolled, May and Kidder emerged smiling from the church, kissing for the crowd and greeting onlookers before getting into the back of a Tesla where they were shuttled to a reception.Kidder will be the federal Green party candidate in Mission-Matsqui-Fraser Valley in the October general election.May and Kidder greet the crowd as her daughter Cate holds an umbrella at the Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria, B.C., on April 22, 2019.
Earle said she got to work on the dress over the winter, using old bed sheets for a pattern for a fitting. The dress was also appliqued with tulips, peonies and ferns along the hemline. She said the dress received a pre-wedding blessing on a recent ferry voyage from Salt Spring Island to Sidney as Earle delivered the dress to May.
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