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Cluny Bistro Wedding // Maria & Jacob

Today I’m excited to share Maria and Jacob’s intimate Cluny Bistro wedding! Cluny Bistro is a stylish restaurant in the heart of the Distillery district featuring modern French cuisine. The event space at the restaurant is located at the back, so even though you cannot buyout the whole restaurant, your wedding is still very private. You also have access to the patio in the warmer months. It is a great space for an intimate wedding, and the food is delicious especially if you like French food. A bonus point is that you also get a permit to take photos in the Distillery for booking your wedding here. Although all restaurants in the district have that benefit.

Maria and Jacob started their day with getting ready at the Broadview Hotel. Then we did some photos at Eastbound Brewing Co, which is where they went for their first date! Then we did some portraits around the Distillery where their pup Jerome joined us for a bit. And then it was on to the wedding ceremony and reception.

It was an intimate evening full of good food, their nearest and dearest, and lots of laughter and happy tears. Here is Maria and Jacob’s wedding story.

xo

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Distillery District Fermenting Cellar Wedding

Toronto Winter Wedding | Fermenting Cellar

I photographed Heather & Kevin’s engagement in beautiful Koh Lanta and a bit more than a month later, also had the opportunity to photograph their Fermenting Cellar wedding in the historic Distillery District.

Since Heather and Kevin work in Thailand as teachers, Christmas holidays is one of the only times they have off to come back to visit. So they picked the day before New Year’s Eve to get married. We were lucky with the weather it was cold but not -10 degrees cold and there was still snow on the ground from a couple of weeks ago. The wedding party braved the cold for portraits around the Distillery District and Heather and Kevin were definitely troopers as we went down to Cherry beach for a few photos too.

The things that I take away with me from each wedding time and time again is always the love and connections the couples have with their friends and family. But then again, that’s why we have weddings right? To celebrate and honour that love.

Thank you Heather & Kevin for having me document your wedding story. Here are some of my favourites.

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Archeo Wedding in Distillery District // Peter & Jennifer

I met Peter and Jennifer two years ago when I photographed their friends Maggie & Jack’s wedding. So when they contacted me last year about photographing their wedding, I was absolutely up for it! You might also remember their beautiful sunrise Document Love session at Trinity Bellwoods park and Queen west that I blogged about in the summer.

What can I say about their wedding day? There were definitely many moments that left a deep impression with me. The day started with the usual getting ready, and then Peter and Jenn each read a letter from the other. At which point, I was already tearing up! Then they played door games and the boys were treated to all kinds of crazy tasks which made everyone (myself included) crack up. I laughed so much I was in tears again. Their vow exchange was so touching and heartfelt too, definitely some tears going around then. And then during dinner when the speeches were spoken, Jennifer’s dad’s speech had everyone in stitches again!

It was definitely a day filled with happy tears, laughter and lots of love. I’m an emotional person who tends to wear her heart on her sleeve. This characteristic hasn’t always served me well in real life, but I’m glad that my sensitivity to emotions serves a purpose in my work as a wedding photographer.

Thank you Peter and Jennifer for inviting me to share in one of the most special days of your lives, and for trusting me to document your story! xo

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