Becca and Chris had a clear vision for their Symes wedding day. They wanted it to be a blast of excitement, full of fun and energy—a perfect blend of the past and the present, where retro charm would meet a modern twist. With an expert team of vendors, their dream of a big day bursting with vibrant colors and dazzling disco ball magic became a reality. It was a celebration that truly captured their playful spirit and brought together the best of both worlds. With exposed bricks, iron beams, and concrete floors, their venue was the perfect blank canvas for the festivities. They used a modern w ..read more

Lush met industrial for Mackenzie and Justin’s wedding at The Broadview Hotel! This couple’s venue provided the perfect amount of edge to their classic wedding style. We love all of the creative photos Ally + Nicholas captured of the two and their crew hanging out on the rooftop, as well as every intimate ceremony moment and all the details in between! If you’re into romantic bridal style, you’re sure to swoon over Mackenzie’s Karen Willis Holmes dress she got from Sash + Bustle. Get ready for swoon-worthy florals, the perfect blush, magenta, and burgundy color palette, and so much more from ..read more

Angie and Matt’s Toronto wedding at The Eglinton Grand was an incredible combination of glamorous style and quirky details. The couple chose the vintage movie theatre to host their special day because it was full of character and Art Deco vibes that encompassed Matt’s love of movies and Angie’s love of the ‘20s and ‘30s time period. For her bridal look, Angie channeled old Hollywood glam with a tulle Lea-Ann Belter gown, delicate gloves, and David Dunkley fascinator. For the reception, Swoon Events brought in all the gold, glitz, and glam they could fit into the converted ..read more

With a sleek blank canvas venue, a sophisticated black and white color palette, and two dashing grooms in stylish matching attire—Julien and Dimitri’s downtown Toronto wedding is the ultimate combination of classic and contemporary. Set against the spectacular Toronto skyline, the Globe and Mail Centre was the perfect setting for their modern celebration of love. The couple’s chic vibe emanated throughout the space, starting with their ceremony. The pair said their “I dos” at the end of a black carpet aisle, with a monogrammed banner that served as the focal point. For the reception that foll ..read more

Julianne and Sean’s candlelit Toronto wedding at Airship 37 is impossibly dreamy in every way! Since the couple got married in January, they knew the natural light would be gone by the time of our ceremony. Along with their expert planner, Shannon Bellisle, they got remarkably creative and imagined an intimate ceremony that was simple and made an impact. We think they totally pulled it off—and more! From Julianne, “Filling the space with candles brought a glow to the room that elevated the intimacy. This feeling was carried through with the room flip making our wedding reception feel like one ..read more

Caleigh and Jeff always wanted their big day to be full of character and whimsy. And with the help of their trusted vendor team, they pulled off their dream celebration. With a rustic industrial venue, a moody color palette, chic decor, and gorgeous flowers, their Fermenting Cellar wedding was decked out with edgy details and over-the-top romance. Using black bentwood chairs, candles and blooms to line the aisle, and an overgrown arch to soften the distressed ceremony space, they had a beautiful and dreamy setting for their vow exchange. For the reception, crystal chandeliers and overhead cas ..read more

This couple refused to let the pandemic get in the way of their happily ever after. Instead of canceling, Jenny and Nick decided to have a safe and intimate celebration with their nearest and dearest. Playing off their venue’s existing industrial features, their Preto Loft wedding featured chic and contemporary decor combined with fall-themed details and florals.  To contrast and spice up the concrete, brick walls, and exposed loft beams, asymmetrical floral pillars were the perfect addition to their sweet “I do’s”. But, it doesn’t stop there. Autumn blooms, sleek black settings, and bla ..read more

Alex and Tom made intimacy the focal point of their Airship 37 wedding in Toronto and, wow, was it magical! Rather than using a traditional setup where they stood at the front of the room, the couple set up their ceremony so their friends and family literally surrounded them with love as they exchanged vows. In terms of decor, Blush + Bowties used the height of the ceilings and the industrial architecture of the converted hangar to their fullest potential. Patchouli Design created a massive greenery installation and mixed tall and short greenery centerpieces to c ..read more

History lovers, get ready to fall in love. Loryssa and Leo brought the romance at the historic Storys Building in downtown Toronto! After exchanging vows at St. Basil’s Catholic Church, the couple and their photographer, Daring Wanderer, made their way through the grounds for a newlywed session that was full of moodiness and drama. Then it was off to their reception, which featured exposed white brick, elegant florals, cafe lights, and beautiful signage and artwork designed by the groom. The 170-year-old building could not have been a more perfect backdrop for their classi ..read more

Strung lights, exposed brick, and gorgeous floral arrangements are just a few of the details of this perfectly minimalist Toronto distillery district wedding. Yep, you read that right—a distillery wedding!  Stephanie and Andrew wanted to pay homage to one of their favorite places in Toronto by exchanging their I do’s somewhere meaningful. Adina Weddings & Events helped this couple take minimalism to a whole new level by carefully using dark red and blush tones in beautiful florals to keep the focus on the brick buildings. Thankfully, photographer Meghan Huryn captured this beautiful ..read more