We walked to the Harbourfront for their second look, which was more casual than the first. It also featured their beloved dog! This part was more of a peak of their everyday life as a couple – going on walks with their dog and strolling along the lake. It was a moment full of simplicity and happiness in the everyday things captured in real time.
Shiry and Gabriel’s wedding theme was “Love is in the air”, and this was beautifully translated into the day itself by their wedding planner Event Wise and florist/designer – Florist – A Petal Or Two. It was held at The Guild Inn Estate, and the place was perfectly transformed into the bride and groom’s vision of their special day.
Along the stretch of the Carribean coast lay a beautiful tropical island, where a union was made under the sun, open sky, and palm trees. Yan and Sylvain wanted a fuss-free wedding. They had simply wished to get away from the harsh blows of winter, and decided to get married the tropical paradise that is Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Erin and Trevor met when they were paired up to work on a school project together during their undergrad. Naturally, they exchanged contact information but ended up talking about more than just their assignment. Thanks to the power of music, they discussed their similar taste which kickstarted their bond. Fast forward to last September, they exchanged vows that would make them partners for life!
Cambium Farms is the perfect spot for any couple planning a rustic, yet elegant style of wedding. You can find everything you need here, from 50 acres of well-kept grounds surrounded by trees to an authentic century-old barn.
We produced this shoot along with Wassal from Petals and Pearls, and collaborated with a bunch of the most creative and talented vendors of Toronto. Since our vision called for something effortlessly bold, we opted for a lot of raw and natural materials to get that unfinished look.
Shauna and Richie met 12 years ago at an overnight camp, and clearly, it was more than just a summer fling as they started to build their lives together from then.
The real MOMENTS might fade away but you will ALWAYS have the photographs to REMIND you.
Every photo begins with paying attention, not pressing a button.
