Summer Steam Whistle Wedding | Alex + Jon

Imagine a hot summer day in Toronto – one of those where it seems like the whole city is out celebrating with friends, clinking glasses, and basking in the sun’s rays. Then imagine your own little love bubble right in the centre of it all. That was Alex and Jon’s Steam Whistle wedding.

Industrial style Steamwhistle Brewery was decked out in the most lovely burgundy and blushes on this beautiful July afternoon, complete with so many personal touches that I know Alex worked really hard on.

I did their Liberty Village engagement session last fall, and couldn’t wait to shoot with them again. They’re one of those couples that you can’t pull apart from each other. They wear their love for each other like a black leather jacket; proudly, and all the time.

The signage, the flowers, all the little DIY touches were simply so well put together. And the shoes, are you kidding me!? Girl, you rocked that fishtail hairstyle. Such a bold but beautiful choice and you looked radiant. Jon’s suit colour coordinated with the trains outside the venue, did you really plan that? Doesn’t matter, it looked amazing.

The mis-matched blush and champagne coloured bridesmaids dresses were sooooo pretty. Not to mention the bridesmaids themselves. The shot of them in front of the Canadian train is my fave.

Having a Steam Whistle wedding entitles you to their beer. And let’s be honest, that’s half the reason to do it there.

And congrats on having one of the best parties I’ve seen a while. Was there anyone who wasn’t on the dance floor? You may have noticed me not to discreetly head-bobbing to the music.

Plus, they f***ing gorgeous people. Seriously.

Venue: Steam Whistle Brewery

Caterer: Food Dudes

Flowers: Janse Greenhouses

Dress: Nicole Miller from Loversland

Suit: Surmesur

Invitations: DIY by bride

Shoes: ASOS

Make up: Jenni Macri

Hair: Chelsey Kerr and Morgan McTavish

Cake: Marta Mussacaleca and Family

Videographer: Carmela Ferro

Officiant: The Marrying Lady