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This Mid-Century Storys Building Wedding in Downtown Toronto Has a Great Use of Greenery

March 21, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

When Ann and Neil realized they couldn’t find an outdoor venue for their summer wedding, they decided to bring the outdoors inside at their Storys Building wedding in downtown Toronto. Working with Wild Vogel Works and Rosehill Blooms, the couple created the dreamiest greenery-forward decor using a combination of Tasmanian eucalyptus and Italian foliage. Their goal was to infuse a rustic feel into the industrial space, and we think they nailed it. The bride’s chic LoversLand perfectly complemented the mid-century modern vibe, and her bridesmaids’ pretty pink BHLDN dresses added just the right amount of boho feels to complete the natural look and feel. Eleanor Dobbins Photography did a fantastic job capturing all the urban loveliness this wedding had to offer!

The Couple:

Ann and Neil

The Wedding:

Storys Building, Toronto, Canada

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The walk down the aisle after we were pronounced husband and wife I would say would have to be the most memorable. We had an upbeat song playing, ‘Don’t stop the Feeling’ by JT, everyone was smiling, laughing and taking pictures, and we had white confetti swirling all around us as the guests tossed it.

I’ve always loved the rustic, mid-century look of exposed brick, exposed beams, large windows and lots of greenery for a venue. We wanted a central location so that it was easy for guests to travel to- which the Storys Building provided. We couldn’t do an outdoor wedding (due to venue availability) so we brought the greenery indoors by having a few large, lush green garlands of Italian Ruscus and Gunnii eucalyptus hanging from the ceiling.

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Processional – “Simone” by Peirson Ross (who is a family friend, which made it extra special)
Recessional – “Can’t Stop the Feeling” by Justine Timberlake
First Dance – “Go Solo” by Tom Rosenthal

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Eleanor Dobbins Photography
Venue – Storys Building
Floral Design – Wild Vogel Works, Rosehill Blooms
Makeup Artist and Hair Styling – Civello Aveda Salon
Wedding Dress – LoversLand
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – BHLDN

 

Congratulations to Ann and Neil, and a big thanks to Junebug member Eleanor Dobbins Photography for sharing this lovely Toronto wedding with us! Are you as obsessed with greenery-forward decor as we are? Then you have to take a peak at this round-up of greenery decor that proved less is more!

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$300 Airbnb Gift Card Giveaway!

March 20, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

photos by Lauren Nicole Photography

Need a vacation? You deserve it! Whether you’re heading somewhere beautiful to celebrate springtime or you’ve got a fun trip planned later this year, we want to help make your stay incredible! This month, one lucky winner will receive a $300 Airbnb gift card. Enter to win below!

check out this Airbnb listing here!

Official Rules:
– You must be 13 years of age or older to enter
– You must enter prior to the giveaway close date on April 20 at 11:59 PM Central Time
– Winner will be notified via email on April 23
– Winner will receive a $300 Airbnb gift card
– By entering, you agree to the Official Rules and the Junebug Weddings Terms and Conditions

Enter to win:

Good luck!

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These Two Transformed Café Basico for Their 1920s Jazz Club-Inspired Wedding

March 20, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

While most couples choose Gatsby glam for 1920s-inspired weddings, Flo and Flo decided to go a jazzier route for their retro wedding at Café Basico. This stylish couple totally transformed the cozy café space with string lights, metallic balloons and paper fans, moody florals, and black and gold table decor. And they asked their guests to dress in ’20s-inspired attire to stay true to the theme. Before their fabulous party started, the grooms had one of the sweetest first looks in the rain and an intimate yet lively ceremony that ended with a flurry of gold confetti. Soul Season Photography went above and beyond to capture every unique detail these grooms planned, as well as every organically intimate moment they shared throughout their special day.

The Couple:

Flo and Flo

The Wedding:

Café Basico, Kreuztal, Germany

It was especially important for us to plan our wedding in such a way that it reflects our motto and its authenticity. We wanted to create an atmosphere in which we could feel comfortable together with our guests and celebrate in style. Particularly important to us was the choice of location, in order to be able to coordinate everything else on the local conditions.

The individual points of the day were absolute highlights themselves. Of course, the first look in the forest in the pouring rain was very special. Here we clearly started to feel the excitement and anticipation of the upcoming ceremony for the first time. The ceremony of course was also something very special, because our officiant held such a personal ceremony, that one got the impression that she would already know us forever. Overall, it was the interplay of each element of the wedding that made the day so memorable for us.

We had the chance to get to know our photographer, Stefanie, a year before our wedding and did a trial shooting with her, so we know we could trust each other. Working with her on the actual wedding day was absolutely natural and unforced. While we were getting ready, she not only got great shots but also made sure that we were relaxed and enjoying the anticipation of the day. Stefanie managed to catch everything authentically by looking for special moments, which was important to us.

Choosing the location was the first thing we did as part of the wedding preparation. After researching various options, we made our decision after visiting the first location and getting to know the café’s owners. The space itself, as well as the open and thoughtful nature of the owners, made that choice really easy.

Ten minutes after we got engaged, one of us suggested the motto for our wedding: the twenties. We agreed very quickly that we did not want to implement the motto in the splendid way of “Great Gatsby,” but rather in a casual jazz club atmosphere.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Soul Season Photography
Venue – Café Basico
Floral Design – Anna Tews
Catering – Olivegrün
Cake – Das Naschwerk
Officiant – Trautante
Live Music – Die Schmonzetten
Stationery – Mareike Schlösser

 

Our biggest congratulations to Flo and Flo, and an extra special thanks to Junebug members Soul Season Photography for sharing this fabulous wedding with us! Looking for more unique ways to incorporate a retro twist in your wedding? We think you’ll love Corinne and Gordon’s free-spirited Westminster wedding at Montague Meadows, which seamlessly combined bohemian and vintage vibes!

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