Not Your Average Wedding Blog
From award-winning portraits and a choreographed first dance to one of the most epic receptions I’ve ever photographed — Brooke and Hassan’s Casa Loma wedding was a celebration of love, culture, and serious style.
From high-fives to heart-pounding Leafs goals, this Real Sports Bar engagement shoot with Alex & Jess captured the full playoff energy of downtown Toronto. A night full of love, hockey, and one very legendary surprise guest.
Alex & Jess took their Toronto engagement session to the next level — starting with golden hour portraits at Exhibition Place and ending with a colourful, playful shoot at Tilt Arcade Bar. Glam, game night, and so much laughter.
From waterfront vows to golden-hour engagement sessions, photographing same-sex and LGBTQ+ couples is one of the most meaningful parts of my work. This post is a love letter to those celebrations — full of real emotion, deep connection, and unforgettable moments.
Yara and Andrew’s Cambridge Mill wedding was pure magic — a day full of sunshine, laughter, and the kind of emotional moments that stay with you forever. Their modern yet timeless style, combined with the Mill’s rustic charm, created a picture-perfect celebration by the water.
A cozy, candid, and romantic engagement session in the heart of Toronto’s Distillery District. We explored the cobblestone streets, chased light between historic brick walls, and captured all the laughs and little moments in between.
Jessica and Michael’s luxury winter wedding at Ancaster Mill was nothing short of magical. With a stunning waterfall backdrop, candlelit ambiance, and snow-dusted scenery, their big day was the perfect blend of romance and elegance. If you’re looking for a cozy yet sophisticated winter wedding venue in Ontario, Ancaster Mill offers the perfect setting for a picture-perfect celebration.
Christine and Stephen’s wedding at The Guild Inn Estate was nothing short of spectacular. From a heartfelt indoor ceremony to a lively Indian wedding reception, every moment was filled with love, laughter, and incredible energy. The Guild Inn created a breathtaking atmosphere, while the night ended with an unforgettable dance floor moment—one for the books! As a photographer, it was amazing to capture their story in such a timeless Toronto wedding venue. Check out the full gallery and see why The Guild Inn is one of the best places for weddings in Toronto.
Seacow Head Lighthouse offers one of the most breathtaking sunset views on Prince Edward Island, making it a hidden gem for wedding and engagement photography. With its striking red cliffs, iconic lighthouse, and golden hour magic, this location provides the perfect backdrop for timeless, intimate portraits. Discover why this spot is a must-visit for capturing unforgettable moments.
Join us for Tatjana and Wayne’s fun and laid-back wedding at Cluny Bistro in Toronto’s Distillery District. This celebration was filled with creative twists, heartfelt moments, and unique portraits, including their adorable Dog of Honour, Lana. A perfect blend of urban charm and personal touches—you won’t want to miss this one!
The wedding season of 2024 came a bit later than usual for us, but it was so perfect to have the first wedding of the season been on spring. Everything was green and with a lot of flowers at The Millcroft Inn, matching perfectly with Dominika and Rachel pride wedding theme.
I had to force myself to stop shooting at Port Credit Memorial Park—I could have spent the whole day there! But we had other fantastic locations lined up, each offering its own charming and romantic vibe.
Hubert and Vince were total pros, bringing along some stylish outfits for each spot. Their colorful ensembles really made them stand out in the photos by the water.
It’s kind of impossible to choose the perfect day for your engagement photos when you are planning an outdoor shoot in the middle of a town you’ve never been to - you never know what can happen with the weather, or what might be happening in the town - but one of the things that increases the chances of success, is choosing a week day for the shoot. Places are usually crowded on weekends and choosing a day in the middle of the week was the key to our success.
Christine and Stephen’s wedding is not going to be until the fall, but we had the engagement shoot to plan. I always tell my clients, the first thing you need to decide about your engagement photos, is the season. And Christine already knew what she wanted, a snow engagement shoot.
A Stunning Fall Wedding at McMichael Canadian Art Collection 🍂🎨
McMichael Canadian Art Collection isn’t just an incredible gallery—it’s one of the most breathtaking wedding venues in the GTA, especially in the fall. The vibrant autumn colors, the artistic surroundings, and the peaceful outdoor setting made this wedding unforgettable. With a ceremony framed by golden leaves and a reception filled with heartfelt moments, this day was the perfect blend of elegance and nature. If you’re looking for a wedding venue that offers both artistic charm and stunning outdoor scenery, McMichael is a top choice!
We set our alarms for an ungodly hour, agreeing to meet at the parking lot of Samuel Smith Park at 5:30 am sharp. With the sunrise scheduled for 6 am, we wanted to make sure we didn't miss a moment of that golden hour magic.
As expected, David and Jen's furry companions, Mason and Atreus, were up bright and early, their wagging tails and eager eyes a testament to their excitement for the day ahead. But before we unleashed the dogs (pun intended) onto the scene, I wanted to focus on capturing some intimate moments between the couple.
Do try to choose a location that is meaningful and special to you both as a couple. It could be where you first met, where you had your first date, or where you got engaged. Do consider local spots you love to visit together, such as coffee shops, markets, or your favourite park to stroll in. Do remember you can keep it simple and have your shoot done at home for cozy and relaxed photos.
Explore the charm of a fall wedding at Village Loft in Toronto. From the vibrant autumn hues to the intimate ambiance, see how this venue creates the perfect backdrop for a memorable day.
As the sun rose over the Sue-Ann Staff Estate and Winery, it promised a day of love, laughter, and rustic elegance. Nestled amidst the vineyards, this venue was more than just a place; it was a picturesque canvas where Jen and David's unique love story unfolded.
Capture the romance of a Jewish summer wedding at The Guild Inn, featuring stunning historic columns, lush greenery, and a timeless love story. Perfect for couples seeking elegance and charm in Toronto's most iconic wedding venues.
Your wedding day is one of the most special days of your life, and capturing every moment is a must. Toronto offers a wealth of stunning locations that can serve as the perfect backdrop for your wedding photos. However, choosing the best spots for photos on your big day can be overwhelming. That’s why we have compiled a list of the top 10 best spots for photos on wedding day in Toronto. From breathtaking waterfront views to historical landmarks, Toronto has something for every couple.
I just went back to look at Alicia and Joel’s wedding photos, and OMG!!! What a fun and happy morning. I already knew their vibe from the Toronto Bridal Show when we first met a couple of years back, and after their engagement photos, I was 100% sure that the wedding day was going to rock. And knowing that they booked Casa Loma for the ceremony and The Eglinton Grand for the reception, two of my favourites venues, that day had everything to be one of the most beautiful weddings of the year for me, and it was :D
Undoubtedly, a wedding is one of the most important milestones in a person's life. It marks the beginning of a new journey with the love of your life. However, planning a wedding can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to choosing the perfect venue. In recent years, specially after the pandemic, backyard weddings have become increasingly popular among couples
Ajay and Rachel’s Archeo wedding in the Distillery District was the perfect mix of cozy winter romance and modern downtown charm. If you’re planning a winter wedding in Toronto, the Distillery District offers one of the most unique backdrops — with its cobblestone streets, twinkling lights, and heritage buildings that add instant character to every photo. Archeo, one of the most popular wedding venues in Toronto, brought the rustic-industrial vibe to life with candlelit tables, exposed brick, and all the intimate warmth you want on a cold day. This wedding had all the feels: heartfelt moments, real laughter, and stunning wedding photography that captured it all. Whether you’re searching for Distillery District wedding inspiration or curious about what it’s like to get married at Archeo Toronto, this gallery has everything you need.
When Princess Beatrice got married past summer, all everyone could talk about was her wedding dress and compare it to the wedding gowns of all the other royals that got married in the last several decades. And that’s how it usually goes at most weddings - the wedding dress gets most of the attention while the other outfit details are seen as secondary.
Almost 99% of the time the getting ready is one of most fun moments on the wedding day, specially for me, because I have a lot of time to play with something creative, create something new. It is the time when everyone is just relaxed, it's the storm calm before the storm. And Adam and Geoff's wedding morning wasn't different, it was just laughs from the beginning to the end.
When planning your dream wedding, choosing the perfect venue is one of the most important decisions you will make. The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is home to some of the most stunning wedding venues in Canada, from rustic barns to elegant ballrooms. In this article, we'll guide you through the best wedding venues in Toronto GTA, with a focus on style, budget, and convenience.
Walking down the bustling and trendy Queen Street in downtown Toronto, past the tattoo parlours, boutique clothing stores, and dispensaries, it’s easy to get caught up in all the hustle and bustle of the city and never notice the hidden gem that is The Lodge On Queen
Ok, so we may be kind of obsessed with Kelso Conservation Area in Milton. It was our third time shooting an engagement shoot there in 12 months, and we are already excited for the next time! Kelso Conservation Area just has so many unique and fun spots to shoot at, endless possibilities to create, and when we have an amazingly fun couple like Jordana and Jeremy to come along for the ride, Diego and I have to work hard to contain our excitement.
Christina and Travis’ wedding at the Eglinton West Gallery, like most Covid weddings, had to be rescheduled on more than one occasion. Who knew we’d still be dealing with all these restrictions so far into 2021?! But as August of 2021 came, and restrictions were gradually being lifted, it was finally time for Christina and Travis to get married
One of our favourite parts of being wedding photographers is the connections and friendships we build with our couples. It’s even more special when those connections extend to the family and friends as well. We met Madeline and Corey a few years back at Shelby and Adam’s wedding at the Stonewall Estate, where Madeline was a bridesmaid for her sister Shelby and Corey was a groomsman for Adam.
Diego and I have been waiting for Becky and Kyle’s wedding for the past 2.5 years. I remember so clearly our first meeting with them, where we sat and chatted for close to 3 hours about everything from their wedding to life in general. It was like catching up with old friends. At that time though I remember us thinking that 2.5 years is ages from now
Let me tell you, Diego and I are not morning people. Not even a tiny bit. But when an amazingly cool couple, like Christine and Cesar, tells us they want to do a sunrise engagement shoot, we are out of bed and on site long before the couple has arrived. Unlike sunset engagement shoots, where we can take our time enjoying the sunset colours
One of my favourite things about living in Canada is experiencing the four seasons and everything they have to offer. It’s always so much fun to see how some of our favourite spots change with the seasons so we were beyond excited when Kyla and Riley chose Kelso Conservation Area for their summer engagement shoot.
The sweet backyard wedding of Julee and Martin had Diego and I leave with sore cheeks from all the smiling and laughing, for you see, Julee and Martin have the most infectious smiles and laughs, and absolutely the biggest hearts! When we arrived at the family home to begin capturing their big day, the home was already full with so much love and joy from everyone around them. While Julee was getting all dolled up and ready for her first look with Martin, family and friends were all around helping to finalize and set up all the last minute details for the outdoor backyard ceremony and reception.
Reza and Shadi contacted us just days before their upcoming wedding. As soon as it was announced that some Covid restrictions were lifting in Ontario, they jumped at the opportunity to say their I do’s in front of their closest family and friends in their family backyard. Shadi and Reza’s wedding, with its gorgeous backyard decor and cultural elements, mouth watering Persian food, and lots of love and laughter surrounding the couple, was the perfect example that even the smallest and most intimate wedding can be the most magical and memorable days of your life.
Reena and Jeff’s intimate fall ceremony wedding at The Carvers Cottage had us swooning from the moment we drove onto the long winding rode taking us deep into the exquisite 35-acre family-run property where a stunning outdoor chapel/covered bridge and a picturesque bridal cabin, along with gorgeous turquoise ponds and wildflower fields, lay nestled among the woods. Wood carvings and sculptures created by Sandra and Luke Andrews, the owners of The Carvers Cottage
It’s not everyday you get to shoot a wedding at a National Historic Site, so when we got the opportunity to come back to LIUNA Station in Hamilton for Carolyn and Tom’s wedding, we were just so excited! We were last there for Jeanine and Reza’s spring LIUNA Station wedding, and while weddings this year are nothing like what they were then due to the pandemic, we knew we could still count on the extravagance and opulance of both the architecture and decor of LIUNA Station
Jassica and Steven are one of many couples who decided to postpone their wedding celebrations until next year because of the pandemic, but they were not ready to completely give up on their wedding plans for this year just yet. They decided to go a head and get married in a beautiful, albeit socially distanced, church ceremony in Fort Erie. Jassica and Steven both got ready at the Clarion Hotel in Fort Erie with only their bridesmaids and groomsmen around to help them get ready.
Shooting at an abandoned location of some sorts has been on the bucket list for Diego and I for quite some time. There is just something so eery and fun at the same time about abandoned locations - maybe it’s all the colourful graffiti that often covers the walls of abandoned places, or the bursts of light that come through the broken windows and cracks in the ceilings, but whatever it is, we saw the potential of creating some epic shots in an abandoned place and we couldn’t wait for an adventurous couple to take us up on the idea of shooting their engagement photos at such a spot. Jenn and Arvin were just that couple!
One of the perks of being a wedding photographer is that you get to discover your own city and its surroundings. There are so many hidden gems around, so many parks and historic locations that we’d have never heard of if it weren’t for our awesome couples. Just last month, Christina and Travis introduced us to Rouge National Urban Park.
Like most couples getting married in 2020, Brittany and Stefano had a very different vision for what their wedding would look. They were planning a banquet hall wedding with hundreds of guests in attendance to celebrate their big day, but then the pandemic hit and plans had to change. While many couples chose to postpone their wedding, Brittany and Stefano pressed on and quickly put together an absolutely magical backyard wedding on Stefano’s family property.
Kasia reached out to us after researching engagement photos in Tobermory and Bruce Peninsula National Park and coming across the Tobermory engagement photos of Carly and Mike. While Kasia and Kyle had never been there before, Kasia had seen photos of the Grotto and the clear blue water of Georgian Bay and fell in love with the idea of capturing her engagement photos surrounded by the natural beauty of the area. And since Tobermory is a 3.5 hour drive north from Toronto
Deborah and Erik were planning on getting married this year in an intimate wedding ceremony in New York City, that’s until Covid happened and turned everyone’s plans upside down. With all the uncertainty of the current world events, Deborah and Erik did not want to postpone the wedding any further and simply wanted to finally marry one another.
We’re back!! After a several month long hiatus as a result of all the craziness happening this year, we were finally able to get back behind the camera to capture the sweet and intimate quarantine wedding of Iryna and Dennis at Old Mill Toronto. Despite not being able to host their wedding at Old Mill Toronto as initially planned, Iryna and Dennis simply could not wait to marry each other and start this new chapter of their lives.
Oh how we missed shooting! How we missed meeting our couples! It’s so good to be back, and there was no better way to restart the wedding season than with a romantic Prince Edward County engagement shoot featuring the cutest couple, Emily and Jon. It’s always a little funny to me when we first meet a couple and we hear one of them apologize in advance because they are “awkward” in front of the camera. Yep, it always takes a couple of moments to get used to the camera and to us running around you, but that’s all - it never lasts more than that.
Two words that I never thought would go together as well as they do are in fact the perfect description for The Fermenting Cellar wedding of Stephanie & Reilly-James - Industrial Romantic… What makes The Fermenting Cellar so special and so romantic though despite the cold limestone walls and heavy rusted machinery is the rich history of The Distillery District, and the perfect blend of Victorian Industrial architecture with dramatic and chic design that is open to each couple’s own romantic interpretation.
Scheduling a winter engagement shoot is always a little tricky - the conditions need to be just right! So many factors have to be taken into consideration, like is there going to be enough snow to capture the essence of a Canadian winter, or is it going to be too cold for comfort. It definitely takes a special couple, like Hema and Dileep, brave and committed, to rock a winter engagement shoot!
Trillium Park on Toronto’s waterfront is one of our favourite spots to shoot at within the city. With every passing season, it feels like the park is transformed – with the ever-changing blooms and seasonal colours, we never quite know what to expect when we arrive at Trillium. But between the varied green spaces, unique sculptures and architecture, the gorgeous lake views, and the stunning Toronto skyline in the background, we never get bored creating an experience and memories for our couples at Trillium Park.
Keri & Jeremy’s modern wedding at Archeo in Toronto’s Distillery District was full of emotion, golden hour portraits, and a cozy, romantic vibe you’ll love.
Laura and Evert’s wedding at Ancaster Mill was the perfect blend of romance, elegance, and timeless beauty. From their heartfelt outdoor ceremony surrounded by lush greenery to the stunning candlelit reception, every detail reflected their love story. The historic charm of Ancaster Mill provided the perfect setting, with its scenic waterfalls, cozy stone architecture, and breathtaking views. This wedding was filled with emotional moments, laughter, and unforgettable portraits that captured the magic of the day. If you’re looking for inspiration for a romantic wedding at Ancaster Mill, this blog is a must-read!
Driving into Prince Edward County for the wedding of Joe & Glenn at the Drake Devonshire, we knew we were in for a treat. Prince Edward County is known for its wineries, an exciting art community, awesome restaurants and festivals, and gorgeous landscapes and waterfront views. The Drake Devonshire, an award winning waterfront boutique hotel, perfectly captures the essence of Prince Edward County
Welp, with the New Year’s Eve wedding of Rosie & Shayne now delivered, our 2019 wedding year is now officially closed. With all the craziness happening around the world right now, there is so much uncertainty for this year ahead of us, but instead of dwelling on the what-ifs, we want to celebrate all our amazing couples who helped us have the best year, all the couples who put their trust in us, and who gave us the space to create and capture stunning memories for them. THANK YOU!
When’s the last time you really celebrated New Year’s Eve with your family or friends? I know for us it’s been a while. Not too many people really celebrate New Year’s Eve nowadays - they just stay at home watching the countdown on TV (that’s if they can stay awake long enough). Bars and restaurants charge exuberant fees for special New Year’s Eve menus, plus they can be so crowded, which is not always the most fun... so that’s why we adore the idea of New Year’s Eve weddings.
From snowy portraits and elegant vows to a DJ set by the groom himself, Stacey & Vince’s wedding at The Arlington Estate was the perfect blend of winter romance and epic party vibes.
…depending on how you look at it, the plan either totally backfired, or totally rocked, because within a few minutes several bottles were emptied, and our couple had a lot of kissing to do.
Imagine standing a top of a mountain peak, surrounded by snow-peaked mountains that appear through occasional breaks in the clouds. The wind is furiously trying to unravel your hair and the cold stings your hands, but none of that matters. You are holding the hands of the love of your life, looking into their tear-filled eyes as they say their vows to you, promising to love you for the rest of their lives.
Located in Niagara’s wine region, Stonewall Estates is 120 acres of family-owned and operated farm land, including vineyards, orchards, hop fields, forests, and water views. Arriving at the estate, it’s clear how much love goes into this picturesque property and how excited the family is to share the space with other families, families who come there to celebrate the start of a brand new family at their beautiful Stonewall Estates.
Erin and Kobina’s spring wedding at York Mills Gallery was a laughter-filled day, from start to finish. From the very first time we met this fun-loving duo, we knew their big day will be an amazing celebration and a guaranteed good time, and how could it not be when they had Claudia and Chris from Claudia Cole Events coordinating, and a professional stand-up comic MCing their wedding.
Julie & Lawrence’s summer wedding at Madison Greenhouse had it all—an outdoor garden ceremony, epic party vibes, and gorgeous portraits in one of our fave venues.
The One King West wedding of Kim and Milan was a glamorously royal affair - with purple and gold as their theme colours, what else could we expect?
When we initially met with Kim and Milan, it was evident that they were enjoying the wedding planning process and that they already had a vision for their big day. Spending quality time and celebrating with their family and friends was a priority. They wanted to truly soak in every moment of the day stress-free, be present, and have fun.
I gotta be honest, Diego and I are a bit of weirdos. We love us a bit of rain and drizzle for engagement shoots. It gives the engagement photos this ethereal feel, an added charm. Plus we get to play with puddle reflections, which you know we love oh so much!
There wasn’t a single dull moment at Simone and Angelo’s Berkeley Church wedding – the whole day was overflowing with friendship, laughter, and love. Simone and Angelo were always surrounded by their closest friends and family, who kept them laughing and smiling from early morning to the end of the party.
Food photography meets funky cocktails at Queen West’s coziest micro bar. We got hands-on with plum balancing, cocktail styling, and mouth-watering dishes in this delicious creative shoot.
Stepping inside Hacienda Sarria to capture Cierra and Matt’s wedding was like stepping inside a luxurious Spanish dream. Every little detail at Hacienda is reminiscent of a lavish old-world Spanish style put together with much love and care to ensure that every couple has the most spectacular and personal experience, and the most amazing wedding photos, of course. It’s a wedding photographer’s dream. With Spanish-style romance, a sauerkraut surprise, and nonstop dance floor energy — Cierra & Matt’s spring wedding at Hacienda Sarria was filled with heart, humour, and stunning moments from start to finish.
From a surprise Nerf battle to their dog Tobi in a suit, Rachel & Joe’s Madison Greenhouse wedding was filled with personal touches, laughter, and puppy love — and a ceremony that hit everyone right in the feels.
Skates, snow, hockey jerseys, and… bearded dragons? Alli & Greg’s winter engagement shoot had it all — including a homemade ice rink on a frozen river. This Canadian-themed session was packed with personality, laughter, and love.
Alana and Daniel’s winter wedding at Ancaster Mill was nothing short of magical. With fresh snowfall, a cozy candlelit reception, and the venue’s signature rustic charm, their day felt like a winter fairytale. From emotional vows in the chapel to stunning portraits in the snow, every moment was beautifully intimate. If you’re considering a winter wedding in Ontario, this one will inspire you!
Who knew lettuce could spark a love story? Megan & Cole’s culinary school engagement shoot at Georgian College was goofy, heartfelt, and one for the books.
Salar & Heather’s summer wedding at Archeo in the Distillery District was packed with joy, soft light, heartfelt vows, and an incredible dance floor. A perfect downtown celebration.
Natalie and Stephen’s wedding at The Eglinton Grand was a perfect blend of tradition, glam, and pure joy. From a heartfelt tea ceremony and emotional church vows to epic night portraits under the marquee lights, this Toronto wedding was packed with unforgettable moments.
I am always down for an adventure, especially when that adventure takes us out to Prince Edward County, and it’s for an engagement shoot with an awesome couple. Kim and Milan, were so pumped for the shoot when they came to pick us up for the long drive. They just couldn’t wait to get at Prince Edward County and relive one of the best days of their life, when Milan proposed to Kim during their stay at the Drake Devonshire in Prince Edward County, the most romantic and luxurious hotels and venues in the area.
A winter wedding at Toronto’s most iconic castle? Yes please. Laura & Alen’s Casa Loma celebration had it all — emotion, elegance, and one epic party.
Inside Madsen’s Greenhouse, Stefanie & Eric’s December wedding felt like spring. With lush florals, tearful vows, and a packed dance floor, it was the perfect way to wrap up the year.
A joyful, emotional, and stylish celebration — Priscila & Randy’s Old Mill Toronto wedding had it all. From Brazilian sweets to a packed dance floor, it was pure love start to finish.
Sandra & Anthony’s full-day engagement session in Prince Edward County was an unforgettable summer adventure — from ice cream in Picton to canoeing into sunset on the lake.
Have you ever met a person to whom you ever instantly drawn to with their energy? Well, that was the case when Diego and I first met Dominic and Michael. When they told us they want us to capture their same-sex wedding, we were so excited!!! Their love for each other was so evident that we just couldn’t wait to celebrate their big day and capture all their special moments.
Donna & Daneil’s Vietnamese wedding at Shangri-La Banquet Hall was a joyful, high-energy celebration — complete with emotional traditions, wild door games, McDonald’s runs, and the most electric dance floor we’ve seen all year.
Diego and I have been to a lot of weddings, a lot! But we have never seen wedding guests party as much as the guests at Julie and Yaniv’s Jewish wedding at The Avenue Banquet Hall in Toronto.
Emily and Manuel’s elegant golf-club wedding at the Weston Golf and Country Club was so sweet and touching, and so many unique little elements were included throughout the day, making this wedding extra special!
Patricia and Habib’s engagement session at Rockwood Conservation Area was filled with forest trails, historic ruins, and golden light. From sunbeams through the trees to a lakeside sunset picnic, this adventurous shoot had all the magic.
A romantic and vibrant wedding at The Loft in Toronto’s Distillery District, featuring heartfelt moments, stunning portraits, and an unforgettable dance party.
A romantic Niagara-on-the-Lake wedding filled with heartfelt moments, a horse-drawn carriage arrival, a surprise tango first dance, and sunset portraits by the lake.
A dreamy engagement shoot in Dundas Valley Conservation Area — complete with train tracks, forest light, and the ruins of an 1800s stone mansion.
Jimmy and Anna’s wedding at The Manor was a perfect mix of emotion, music, and pure energy — with a first-look rain shower, epic vinyl-inspired seating charts, and one of the best dance floors we’ve ever photographed.
Jeanine & Reza’s wedding at Liuna Station was a spring dream — cherry blossoms in bloom, pups in bowties, and a dance floor that didn’t stop. From sweet first looks to samba moves, this one had it all.
We met Alex and Andrew at the National Bridal Show, and between her awesome neon pink hair and bubbly personality, Alex immediately stood out to us, so we were super excited when Alex and Andrew asked to meet with us to chat about their wedding…
Sarah & Glen’s St. George’s Golf & Country Club winter wedding was full of snow, love, and laughter — with twinkle lights, emotional moments, and the kind of celebration that warms you to the core.
Diana and Alex’s snowy engagement session at Kortright Centre proved that winter shoots are 100% worth it — full of laughter, snow flurries, and unforgettable moments.
Diego and I love winter, albeit for very different reasons. Being an avid snowboarder, Diego loves the cold and the snow. Me, on the other hand, I’ve only started to learn snowboarding, and I’m not a fan of the cold and snow. I just love the holidays, family time, and the festive decorations everywhere.
Emily and Manuel’s engagement session at Konzelmann Estate Winery brought together cozy wine cellar portraits, sprawling vineyard views, and a golden hour finale by the lake.
An epic sunset engagement session at Humber Bay Park with Emille and Kleber, featuring their first bonfire, marshmallow roasting, and sparkler magic. A cozy, creative Toronto engagement shoot with major vibes.
Rachel and Rishi brought their love story full circle with a cozy engagement session at Istanbul Café — the same spot where they had their very first date. Rainy-day romance, coffee refills, and nonstop giggles? Yes please. ☕💕
A lakeside sunset, a Brazilian-style celebration, and two grooms radiating joy. Christopher and Luilson’s Argonaut Rowing Club wedding was vibrant, emotional, and full of unforgettable moments.
This dreamy Rattray Marsh engagement session with Amelia & Andy had everything: golden light, real connection, and peaceful forest vibes. A perfect Mississauga shoot for couples who love nature, calm energy, and a touch of magic.