Farawayland Weddings
December 1, 2023
The Pop-Up Chapel Co. is not your typical wedding venue - it's a revolutionary concept that pairs pop-up chapels with charities and top-notch vendors to create a distinctive wedding experience. Since launching, they have married over 400 couples and raised over $100,000 for various causes.Read more...
Jennifer See Studio
October 25, 2023
It was a day filled with gothic elegance and spooky charm as Zoe and Jeremy tied the knot in a Halloween-inspired celebration. A spectacular blend of classic romance and eerie vibes, the day was reminiscent of a scene straight out of a Tim Burton movie.Read more...
Whim and Willow
August 28, 2023
In the heart of Toronto, nestled within the creative vibes of Junto Studio, Christina and Karl hosted their laid back 'love party'. From the vintage-inspired aesthetics to the meaningful DIY elements, their celebration was inspired by "having an autumnal dinner at grandma's, circa 1974."Read more...
Liv Hettinga
August 18, 2023
Kenzie and Benjamin were married at Badlands Community Facility in Alberta, Canada. With a colourful palette of vibrant hues, the landscape perfectly matched their colourful personalities with both a dramatic desert and a lush, green meadow as backdrops.Read more...
Luminarie Creative.
April 6, 2023
his enchanted celestial gathering was inspired by the song Cosmic Love by Florence and the Machine.Read more...
Alexa Studios
February 8, 2023
Vows about the bride’s butt, a unity ceremony with rum and coke and a surprise mid-day hair, Victoria and Rowan’s camp site wedding was What Dreams are Made Of (which just also happened to be the bride's processional musicRead more...
Jane Decle
September 19, 2022
Sending out mix CDs as wedding invitations set the tone for Nataleigh and Tyler’s wedding, as they created a truly unique, alternative, and above all, fun experience for their friends and family.Read more...
Jennifer See Studios
August 9, 2022
wanting to wait until they were able to travel again, Maria and Caden started looking closer to where they live in Toronto and found Pop-Up Chapel Co, who were doing an event to host eight weddings in one dayRead more...
Cassie Cetlin
October 8, 2021
Kim and Ian described their July wedding as eclectic, relaxed and full of surprises. They chose the same date as their first date, 12 years later, as their wedding day as it was a special date to them already. After a Catholic ceremony and a personal vow exchange, they hosted a brunch reception for their closest friends and family.Read more...
Natalie Sorichetti
September 6, 2021
Kira and Stephen opted for a boozy brunch reception, complete with dancing, followed by an after party in a hotel lobby. This couple were the epitome of laid back with their plans, choosing things which made the day enjoyable for everyone rather than sticking to tradition. There was no cake (who needs one when you've got so many delicious pastries!?) and the bridesmaid wore whatever they wanted. The groom and his groomsmen opted to match in bright blue suits.Read more...
FRESH
July 26, 2021
Emily and Jan's boat-access, micro wedding was pure magic. Jan wore a vintage suit while Emily was in a hand-dyed, hand-made red wedding gown. Only their closet family and shaggy dog made the Covid-cut guest list for the day which took place on Slocan Lake in British Columbia. They were wed under a lovingly homemade driftwood arch on a private cliff, which could only be accessed by boat. After the ceremony they ate charcuterie and cliff jumped - perfection!Read more...
3B
July 23, 2021
Steph and Craig didn't necessarily have a specific theme for their wedding, but went for an eclectic mix of their personal style - Craig in an Oxblood bespoke suit and Steph in a flower child inspired WIllowby by Watters dress which gives us all the Florence and the Machine vibes!.Read more...
Hannah Stepaniuk
January 13, 2021
Aileen Choi Photo
August 4, 2020
Bethany and Ryan's styled their summer 2019 wedding impeccably with 70s influences and a laid back vibe. They chose a warehouse space, The Ellis Building in Vancouver, as the venue, which they loved because it was a real blank canvas, didn't have too many fussy details but also didn't need much in the way of extra decorations - it was super cool on it's own. They really just wanted to have a big party with their friends and family, to eat tacos and drink tequila!Read more...
Film&Forest
May 27, 2020
Jazmin and Nate’s romance developed over a couple of years of travel and adventure. They couldn’t think of any better way to celebrate their unity than by doing what they love and sharing it with a small group of close family and friends.Read more...
Ana Pastoria
April 28, 2019
The inspiration behind Lauren and Travis’ wedding came from two places; being themselves, and their love of death metal music! “My family were not thrilled about certain things in the lead up to our wedding as they’re very traditional,” said Lauren. “But we didn’t compromise who we were and went ahead with them anyway!”Read more...
Yanique Fillion
November 12, 2018
Serious wife goals and life goals from today's shoot, a dreamy festival-inspired wedding ceremony in Mouton Village, a charming estate hidden in a valley in Québec, Canada. In fact we love this so much we've shared it twice! If you've picked up a copy of issue 23 you may recognise a few of these shots from Kat's 'Dear Kat' letter!Read more...
Simon Laroche Photographie
August 16, 2018
Isabelle and Olivier were married in Québec, Canada. Although barn weddings are now seen as pretty mainstream, and this couple are anything but, the bride had dreamt of being married in a big beautiful barn ever since she was a child... so that's exactly what they did! They still wanted to put their own spin on the day though (of course!) so they went down the hyper colourful, Mexican vibe for their theme.Read more...
Julia Garcia-Prat
May 13, 2018
Using a real couple in a styled shoot is always going to raise the game. As well as getting to see the artistic licence and creative freedom of the wedding suppliers involved, you also witness the mad love and the chemistry of the couple hitting you square in the eyes. It's a heady combination, as this shoot proves.Read more...
Maddie Mills
December 7, 2017
Sarah and Drew wanted their wedding to really showcase where they grew up (and hosted their wedding): Newfoundland and Labrador. Although they had been living in Alberta for a number of years, they wanted their wedding to reflect their love of the most easterly province of Canada. “We had been living in Alberta for a number of years, and wanted our wedding to reflect our East Coast roots, so we included elements that evoked the island everywhere we could, "said Sarah. “The aisle was lined with rubber boots, we used a lobster trap as a card holder and the reception tables were named after Newfoundland communities. The head table was named Heart’s Content.”Read more...