Author: Katia Taylor Photography
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Markus & Andrew’s Quedding at the Granite Brewery, Toronto
No, it’s not a typo, it’s a Quedding, a queer wedding. Markus and Andrew preferred to use this term for their celebration, which spoke to them in reference to their personal and political identity, and outlook on love and commitment. As with many other couples during the pandemic, their original plans had to be postponed.…
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Derica & Markus – Royal Botanical Gardens Wedding – Burlington, ON
Derica and Markus got married at the stunning Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington. It was a balmy summer day without a cloud in the sky. From the moment the highschool sweethearts first saw each other on their wedding day, they were constantly laughing, giggling, joking and straight up giddy! It really showed how their connection…
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Deanne & Suhash – Elegant Downtown Toronto Wedding at Storys Building
Deanne and Suhash’s wedding was one of the many events that were affected greatly by the pandemic. It was originally planned for August 2021 and then postponed to the same month but the following year. It was a long time coming but I think all would agree it was well worth the wait! Everything took…
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Rachel & Daniel – Orthodox Jewish Wedding – Mildred’s Temple Kitchen, Toronto
Rachel and Daniel’s wedding was a perfect blend of traditional Jewish ceremony and modern, urban celebration. We started the day at the Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue in North York for their first look, traditional ceremony, and lunch, and then headed to Liberty Village for their portrait session. Liberty Village has always been one of my favourite…
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Elise & Julian – Toronto Backyard Wedding
Backyard weddings have become increasingly popular because they offer couples a great opportunity to create a cozy, personalized wedding experience. Elise and Julian blended the elements of elegance and simplicity for their backyard celebration. The family property was stunning and provided the perfect backdrop for an intimate, relaxed wedding with a garden-party vibe. We couldn’t…