Transforming a Blank Space Into the Couple’s Dream Wedding at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto

Vanessa and Adam envisioned a completely transformed ballroom that would leave guests in awe. The room was draped floor to ceiling in "Mink" by Eventure Design, complemented by Reznick's "Latte" carpet, creating a fresh backdrop for a sea of pink roses designed by Stemz. Inspired by the artistry of Jeff Leatham, pink roses were the focal point, adding a touch of enchantment to the Four Seasons Aria Ballroom.

On April 2, 2022, Adam proposed to Vanessa in their newly built home. Although they hadn't yet moved in, Adam orchestrated a memorable moment by telling Vanessa they were meeting a technician. Instead, upon arrival, she was greeted by a path of candles and flowers leading to the family room. There, in front of the fireplace, Adam had prepared a stunning arrangement of candles and flowers. He got down on one knee and proposed. Following the proposal, both their families joined them to celebrate with champagne and a charcuterie board.

Vanessa wore an eye-catching gown designed by Berta, from White Toronto. The A-line dress featured a corset top adorned with sparkling embellishments.

Vanessa's bridesmaids wore a white slip-style dress designed by Dessy Group from Elisabeth and Beau in Toronto.

Adam and his Groomsmen's wore custom black tuxes from Belmondo for Men.

After Vanessa and Adam's beautiful ceremony, guests began to arrive to the Four Seasons Hotel. They were met with a plethora of passed canapés, oyster station and the couple's signature cocktails, an Aperol Spritz and Negroni. Once the guests were seated among the sea of pink centrepieces and stunning tablescape, they were met with a four course meal of which included Peppercorn Crusted Beef Tenderloin with Lobster Tail and Thyme & Garlic Black Cod. Vanessa and Adam's late night offerings consisted of Chick-Fil-A menu items such as their crispy chicken burger and nuggets all sealed with a custom branded sticker of the couple's logo that was present throughout the wedding festivities designed by Paper & Poste.

With the collaborative design between MUSE Event Co. and Stemz, the Four Seasons Hotel ballroom was transformed with a stunning display featuring hundreds of pink roses. The 16-foot cherry blossom trees in the centre of the ballroom served as a breathtaking focal point as Vanessa and Adam's guests entered the space. This floral elegance extended to the seating chart, which was adorned with mounds of pink hydrangeas, perfectly complementing the impressive 8-foot tall display designed by Reznick Events and Paper & Poste.

The three-tiered cake and sweet table, designed by Nadia and Co., seamlessly incorporated Vanessa's vision and the overall design by featuring brushed pink hues and roses throughout the entirety of the display.

Live music added a beautiful touch to Vanessa and Adam's ceremony. A live string quartet played Vanessa down the aisle as light flooded into Trinity Chapel. After exchanging vows, Vanessa and Adam walked back down the aisle as a married couple to the tune of "Wildest Dreams" by Taylor Swift, creating a magical moment not only for them but everyone in attendance.

Vanessa's love for Taylor Swift was beautifully woven throughout the entire day. From the seating chart adorned with the phrase "At Every Table I'll Save You a Seat" to their enchanting first dance to "Lover," it was truly a dream come true for any Swiftie!

An editorial space in the Four Seasons Hotel was designed by MUSE Event Co. with the vision of giving Vanessa and Adam's bridal party portraits a unique feel. Furniture from Detailz and a drape line designed by Eventure created the perfect backdrop for 515 Photo Co. to beautifully capture the drama of the crafted space.

Trinity Chapel, part of Trinity College at the University of Toronto, provided a stunning historical backdrop for Vanessa and Adam's ceremony. Founded in 1851, Trinity College Chapel is renowned for its beautiful architecture and intricate mid-Victorian stained glass windows, making it a cherished landmark in Toronto. The light flooding in through the stained-glass windows was the perfect complement to Vanessa's gown, illuminating her down the aisle.