Carolyn & Jon braved the rain over the weekend and didn’t let a little liquid sunshine slow their stride. They proved that a rainy wedding day is not the end of the world! Much more to come on this one! […]
Rainy Wedding
Lisa & Dwayne were married at their church and then danced the night away at The Doctor’s House in Kleinburg. Their ceremony was extra special because one of Dwayne’s high school friends, who is now a friar, flew in from […]
Colleen and Alex got married at the lovely Little Trinity church in downtown Toronto. I love how much thought and care they put into every little detail to make their wedding personal and special. Colleen and her ladies got ready at the Royal York Hotel and then traveled by vintage Rolls Royce to the church. Little Trinity is the oldest serving church in Toronto. It had its first service Valentine’s Day 1844. After the ceremony the rain was nice enough to hold off for a few minutes so we could take some pictures outside before joining the party across the lane at the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse. It was a joyous celebration with family and friends, touching speeches, slideshows, and dancing. Everything went off without a hitch thanks to Leena from Let’s Party.
I learnt a very valuable lesson from one of my recent weddings. For days on either side of Erin and Jeff’s wedding the weather was perfect with not a cloud in the sky. However, as luck would have it, their wedding day was one of the wettest I have ever had to deal with. This sort of rain would get a lot of people down, but not Erin and Jeff. They would not let the rain squash their joy and excitement on their wedding day. Along with their intrepid wedding party, armed with Happy Glasses and umbrellas, we battled the elements and had a fantastic day. Yes we got a little wet but there are worse things in this world and it’s all about perspective. Whenever the rain gets me down and rearranges my plans as it has today, I think of these guys and put on my Happy Glasses!