It was prob­a­bly only 10 min­utes into our very first meet­ing with Michelle and Steve that they told us about their world-traveling adven­tures. They’ve been to some pret­ty crazy cor­ners of the world, but it was when they told us that they motor­cy­cled their way through Viet­nam that they had our com­plete admi­ra­tion. We devot­ed a good amount of that first encounter to dis­cussing all the places they’ve been to in detail, and our own plans to vis­it Japan lat­er in the year. The excite­ment they both shared when recount­ing their adven­tures made on thing clear: this is who they are, this is what they do, this is their story.

As their day approached, we had come to terms with the fact that only real­is­tic way to work their love for trav­el into their wed­ding film was by weav­ing their speech­es into the oth­er sto­ry­lines of the day, but we were pleas­ant­ly sur­prised when we arrived at their beau­ti­ful recep­tion at the St. Lawrence Hall in Toron­to. Now we love when dec­o­ra­tions and favours say some­thing about the cou­ple, but Michelle and Steve’s were radi­at­ing with their per­son­al­i­ty — from the framed atlas to the globe that was set out for guests to sign, almost every detail had some­thing to say about the cou­ple’s world­ly treks.

There’s so much we love about this wed­ding film: the hilar­i­ous door crash­ing games, the beau­ti­ful cer­e­mo­ny at Trin­i­ty Chapel, all the good lit­tle moments dur­ing the tea cer­e­monies, and cup­cakes! Watch it all in their film below :)