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
Hayley and Jeff shared an intimate slightly Jewish/slightly Macedonian celebration at the always beautiful Kurtz Orchard — like seriously, this is one of our all-time favourite venues.
This is a heart-warming story about friends — best friends — who actively and knowingly chose to becomes partners in life. It’s a theme that’s at the forefront of Hayley and Jeff’s film — one that is present in every single narrative element but most felt when Hayley reads a letter that Jeff wrote to her six years ago when he realized he loved her as more than just a friend.
This one’s going to make ya laugh and cry at the same time 😉
When former Toronto Raptor, Patrick Patterson proposed to Sarah, he had already secured Casa Loma and its beautiful grounds for their stunning fairytale wedding. We were approached almost immediately to be part of the killer team to bring this vision to life and were so happy to have the opportunity to tell their story.
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Although Sydney and Ryan had already reserved us as their wedding cinematographers by the time Aryne and John celebrated their own wedding last year, we hadn’t yet had a chance to meet in person. We didn’t know what they looked like or that they’d even be there, but we were immediately drawn to them and they ended up making quite of number of appearances in that film (you can’t miss Ryan on the dance floor with his sunglasses on upside down, making faces at the camera, drink in hand). They just had that perfect “something” that we always look for when capturing guests enjoying a wedding day — they had fun, were natural, easy-going, and lost themselves in each moment, forgetting we were even there.
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It’s hard to not get absolutely all the feels when watching this film . Honestly, 😆😍🥺😵🤯😭😮🤩☺️. And while we wish we could take all the credit for just how powerful this film is, we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention Nicole + JF and their ability to lose themselves in each other and every single moment of their day. And, fireworks. Lots and lots of fireworks. continue reading
As Morgan and Adam recount in their speeches, they were all-in from the moment they met. It was a seamless transition from that conversation at a bar near Utica College to the life they built together across New York and Canada. This effortless love is immediately felt when in their presence and made their wedding day an absolute joy to be a part of. continue reading