Set on their family’s private island in Muskoka, Madi and Alan’s celebration is one we’ve been looking forward to from the moment we met with them almost a year ago.
The two would be boating over their entire guest list for a party spanning the whole island — from Alan’s prep in the bunkhouse, to Madi’s in the main cottage, their ceremony on the dock and a tented reception on the tennis courts. There was plenty of distance for their loved ones to traverse, but there were beautiful decorations and details to be admired (as well as plenty of drinks to be had) along the way.
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As you make your way through our body of work, you’ll likely pick up on just how important of a role music plays in each piece we put together. It’s something we get asked about almost as often as our colour grading or our lens choices, and we think that’s because we tend to make bold choices across our projects.
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We think it’s fair to say that getting married in the time of COVID-19 altered many of our couples’ and our own expectations of what a wedding should be. Scratch the larger ballrooms, four-tiered wedding cakes, and ten-piece band-led dance floors and enter the intimate wedding. Because bigger doesn’t always mean better and a pandemic celebration doesn’t mean you have to muddle through less than ideal plans. In many cases our couples have more than “made do” and their big days have been even more meaningful than anyone could have anticipated.
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PAUSE
We pause for many reasons: to listen, to reflect, to revere, to be present. We pause for little things — like crossing the street — and big things — like taking time away from our busy schedules to celebrate holidays and special occasions. For the past year, we’ve had to pause for our safety and pause became a perpetual part of every day life. Each of us have had our own set of compromises, disappointments, and hardships and we had to find new ways to embrace this state of being.
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You wouldn’t be able to tell after watching Bianca and Massimo’s film that their wedding took place in the middle of a pandemic.
Yet despite all the hurdles, hardships and difficulties that 2020 presented these two, they never wavered. They were going to get married on September 26 regardless of what that celebration looked like. There’s something really powerful about that sentiment.
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Vanessa and Gabriel’s reception was something to behold. Not only were there flowers hanging, sitting, and spilling out of every corner of the room, but the candles and rich, fall decor combined with the neon glow of the Globe and Mail Centre created an entirely surreal atmosphere. continue reading
It would be an understatement to say we were so excited when Kristyn + Dom told us their wedding would be taking place entirely at the Four Seasons Hotel in Yorkville. With its clean, modern spaces, magnificent architecture, and muted colour scheme, it’s by far one of our favourite venues and getting-ready locations in the city. continue reading
It’s surreal to be scrolling through one of your favourite blogs to find your work featured as a news story.
While Patrick was a former Raptor, he was born, lives and has played for multiple NBA teams since his days in Toronto, so his and Sarah’s decision to host their union in the 6ix was a great point of pride for the city — something that the article touches on in detail. continue reading