Natalie and Richard’s romantic wedding at the Steam Whistle Brewery was a beautiful celebration to commemorate the start of their next chapter in life. They met in the summer of 2011 when they were both studying for accounting designations – Natalie and Richard got to know each other during these study sessions and would stay with one another until the wee hours of the night until the library would close. They started officially dating shortly after their exams and the rest, as they say, is history, including Richard popping the big question after six years. The couple’s big day planned by the brilliant Rainbow Chan Weddings and Events was a blend of old world romance with modern day elegance. The results were absolutely stunning – including the bride’s timeless look that was created by Uno Jo Bridal Hair and Judy Lim Makeup. Thankfully the talented photographer Whitney Heard was on hand to snap each memorable moment.
The couple shared a fun and joyous photo session, including a cute first look, which included their wedding party.
Hand in hand, the couple exchanged their vows under a gorgeous oak tree at the Spadina Museum, which officiated by Glenn MacPherson via Enduring Promises. The gorgeous tunes from Wellington Music completed the dreamy ambiance to their nuptials.
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The couple’s reception was the picture of rustic elegance. Natalie’s modern-meets-organic vision can be seen in all parts of the celebration from the custom invitations designed by the bride (who also happens to be the owner of Ivory and Twine), to the personalized place settings for each guest. Bright blooms from The Flower 597 along with metallic accents and crisp linens made for a timeless look. Guests were treated to the delicious food catered by the Food Dudes and enjoyed a delicious cake from Flour and Flower Cake Design before dancing the night away to the Stacey Kay Music.
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