Tiffany blue accents, a ballgown fit for a princess, and the prettiest pink bouquet made Lauren and Stephen’s wedding truly an elegant day to remember. After a traditional church ceremony and a quick romp around Winnipeg, the celebration continued at Fort Garry Hotel where the couple danced the night away. Be sure to check out the DIY wood medallions Stephen made for the reception tables — what a perfect handmade detail to personalize a classic wedding!

The Couple:

Lauren and Stephen

The Wedding:

Fort Garry Hotel, Winnipeg, Manitoba

The Inspiration:

We wanted simple yet unique for the room of the dinner and dance. The Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg is gorgeous on its own, so we didn’t to add too much that would take away from the simple beauty and elegance that is already there. That being said, we wanted to make it our own! The centerpieces were inspired by Stephen’s love of woodworking. He cut down a tree at my family’s cabin and created wood medallions for the base of the floral centerpiece which was arranged of simple white flowers wrapped in a Tiffany blue ribbon. Tiffany blue candles floated in small vases, with white table cloths & Tiffany blue chiffon table runners.

The Couple Recommends:

Having Modern Pixel Photography photograph our wedding truly gave us a complete overview of the day though photos. The important moments and the in between moments, all captured on film — forever in our memories!

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Modern Pixel Photography
Ceremony Venue – Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Reception Venue – Fort Garry Hotel
Floral Design – Natural Touch Floral Design
Cake – High Tea Bakery
Live Music – Janelle Nadeau
Invitations – Robin Blue Egg Design
Wedding Dress – Bliss Bridal Boutique
Bridal Accessories – Kate Spade, Tiffany & Co
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – BCBG
Rings – Simon Imports Ltd Winnipeg

Thanks to Modern Pixel Photography for sharing Lauren and Stephen’s Tiffany blue wedding with Junebug! Be sure to check out Ailish and Ryan’s glamorous winter wedding at the Millennium Centre to see more of their work.