Connor McDavid's wife Lauren Kyle shares adorable video of couple's Muskoka wedding shot on 8mm film

Connor McDavid's wife, Lauren Kyle, recently shared an adorable video of their marriage on Instagram. The couple got married in Muskoka in July after dating since 2015.

Lauren Kyle has shared glimpses of beautiful moments from her and Connor McDavid's wedding in Muskoka, all captured in the unique style of 8mm film. The filming has given the footage a warm, vintage feel, making the memories look even more special and timeless.

The video features various highlights from their wedding day, such as the couple's first look, the ceremony, and joyful moments with family and friends, including Lauren and McDavid's dog, Lenny.

Watch the video below:

Notably, the 8mm film was shot by renowned photographer Nikki Ross. The nostalgic quality of the film added an extra layer of charm, making it a delightful way for Lauren Kyle and Connor McDavid to relive their special day.

Ross even posted the video and penned down her experience of shooting the wedding in the caption which read:

@mcdavid97 and @laurenkyle1 shot on Super 8mm by me. 🎥 ♥️

So excited to share this very special piece I had the pleasure of shooting this summer. What an unbelievable day to be apart of, filled with love and joy between two incredible people. Thank you for letting me capture you, my way!

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Connor McDavid vibing on Zach Hyman's shoulders at his wedding

McDavid was captured having a great time at his marriage. In one of the viral clips from his marriage on social media, the Oilers star was nodding and bobbing his head, getting into the vibe.

Lauren and McDavid's wedding had several friends and teammates, and many fun moments were shared on social media, but the standout moment from the wedding had to be when McDavid was riding on Oilers teammate Zach Hyman's shoulder, visibly loving every second of it.

B/R Open Ice shared the clip on X

Connor McDavid is embarking on a new chapter in his life alongside Lauren Kyle, but his focus now shifts back to hockey. With two years remaining on his $100 million contract with the Oilers, the 27-year-old is not considering thinking about the extension right now.

He's all about getting ready for the upcoming season and making sure he and the team are prepared. He told (via Edmonton Journal):

“It’s something that I’m not going to deal with. It’s a question I’ll answer once: I’m worried about this year and being ready for the season, both myself personally and the group. That’s where my focus is at, it’s not on anything else. That stuff takes care of itself, it’s not something I’m worried about."