This post goes out to all of my sugar lovers out there! For people that dive into a chocolate bar, pumpkin pie or bag of sour patch kids with yes...maybe some regrets BUT all of the sugary satisfaction in the world. Put on your comfy pants (I already have) because I am about to tell you about some of the most beautiful mouthwatering cakes. For those of us who avidly watch Cake Boss, Cake Wars or can just appreciate a good looking cake, this ones for you. I really need to take

“Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better,” Albert Einstein. Highlighting nature at weddings is one of the newest wedding trends of 2019. To be frank, why wouldn’t it be trendy?! Incorporating nature into any space results in a certain level of calmness and an overall promotion of well-being. Integrating nature into your wedding will do just that, and then some—because it also looks beautiful too! During this blog post, I’ll highlight a variety

With March 20, the official first day of spring finally here, it’s time to talk about Spring weddings! With over 1/3 of weddings taking place between March and June, there’s a lot to consider in order to keep your wedding hip (do people still say that?) and unique. Luckily, we’ve gathered some of this Spring’s most popular wedding trends for you! Big Veils Big veils are all the rage this Spring! Intricately patterned veils and unique fabrics are a great way to make your d

In honour of everybody’s favourite green-themed holiday, Envision is taking you on a trip to Ireland to explore some of the hidden gems of the wedding world on the Emerald Isle! Whether you are looking for picturesque landscapes or luxurious castles, Ireland has more than enough options for you to choose from for your special day! Ballymagarvey Village This gorgeous venue is over 800 years old and is steeped with Irish history. This venue was recently converted from a working

From the moment I signed my first wedding, I already knew that I couldn’t be a one-woman show. I’m a realist, so to me, it was just the law of physics. There was no pride issue involved, no thought that I couldn’t possibly ask someone else to execute the “vision” that I had. It was simply because I knew, even back then, that I couldn’t be in two places at once. It just simply wasn’t possible. Since then, I have hired, fired, coached, mentored, disagreed with (sometimes actual