I was supposed to write a blog post about a wedding we did last year and post a whole bunch of beautiful, light-filled photos from a time that was far less daunting. Where people were able to fill the room with little concern of the health of another affecting them. Where people would talk to each other, hug each other, kiss each other, in times of celebration and very little regard for anything else. Times have changed, and we in the events industry are currently watching th

It doesn’t look like it right now, but Toronto can also be a hot destination for non-locals to get married as well! Sure, we don’t have the beach sand or the gorgeous mountains, but we have lots of other things to offer. Like Casa Loma, a 19th century castle in the heart of downtown Toronto, and the only one of its kind in the city. This is what attracted our lovely couple, Jessica and Rami, to wed at our beautiful fairytale landmark. Both coming from New York state, Jess and

As planners we live for those long crazy weddings that you put your blood, sweat and entire heart into. The weddings where your entire team shows up and works their butt off to make sure the day is everything the couple dreamed of. Yes, you may have what we like to call in the industry a "wedding hangover" the next day but its well worth it when you are able to help bring everything the couple had imagined to life. This week our featured couple is Diana and Ka-ming who had an

Melanie was one of those brides who knew exactly what she wanted, and had planned her wedding since she was a little girl - colour palette picked out, elegant theme selected, the whole nine. But let’s backtrack. Melanie and I had a funny story on how we met. She had reached out to me by conventional means (i.e. email or website), and I took her call while she was in Nunavut, on assignment as a doctor - also my first time on record talking to someone from Nunavut - and halfway

So you’re engaged - ZOMG, congratulations! When you first put that ring on that finger (or when you first popped the question), there was really nothing else that mattered at that given point. On one side, you just want your partner to say “yes”. On the other side, you are just in a state of bliss (or shock… or both!). So now that you have come down from cloud 9 a little bit, made your announcements to friends and family, and enjoyed the first couple of days of engagement-hoo

Nowadays couples want to create unique experiences and memorable weddings. This is most commonly achieved through a theme. A theme gives life to a concept or an idea. Themes can be specific, general or broad. This week’s feature couple, Breann and Colin, had a beautiful winter wedding in December, they wanted to capture the essence of winter but leave out the Christmas vibe. Although, the couple opted for a head table and the bridal bouquet to have elements of Christmas. We h

“Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.”– Marcel Proust This week’s blog features Joanna and Phil’s rustic and intimate wedding, where Envision had the opportunity to do the florals and décor at the beautiful Rectory Café Toronto Island. We were grateful and excited to be part of this wedding because our bride, Joanna and Kimberly go way back – to their high school days! Joanna, also, helped out at the E

This week we are featuring Jessica and Chris, who got married last summer at the Archeo in the beautiful Distillery District. From the start Jess and Chris were incredibly easy going, happy to hear any suggestions and just excited for their big day. Their big day was a long time coming as they had dated previously and reconnected years later which finally led to tying the knot. Their ceremony took place on the patio of the Archeo where Jess walked towards a copper arch decora