Andrea, co-owner of Sash and Bustle worked alongside EventSource.ca to bring you some insight when shopping for you big day! Follow the link to get some inside scoop on finding your gown.

Colour, colour and more colour! We cannot get enough of it in this industrial chic and modern garden wedding. Cindy & Xavier wed in front of Old Montreal’s iconic Silo 5 and partied down in an “industrial-whimsical oasis” with harvest tables, colourful glassware and gorgeous hanging florals. This wedding shows inspiration to all looking for a perfect balance of modern themes and garden vibes!

The ever so talented Vivian Lyttle created this perfectly styled shoot for anyone who loves a minimalist vibe. At the Aberdeen Tavern in Hamilton, Ontario you can feel the historic and industrial beauty and fall head over heels. The neutral palette of peach and black gives you just the right amount of colour needed to make all the subtle details pop! Take a look, and see this gorgeous take on a modern wedding without all the extras.

Jo Boucher Photography captivated the wild, yet elegant textures that surrounded this romantic and rich inspirational shoot. The perfectly blush Cherry Blossom Tree comes into the frames so elegantly, and brings softness that we totally gush over! Link on the link to get inspired!

We are swooning over this online feature of S&B’s real bride Karla and her husband Kevin’s wedding! The venue’s natural lush background perfectly complimented the couples crisp and modern attire. Dive into the little details and fall in love, just like we did!

Truvelle, one of our in-house designers, picked Sash & Bustle as their featured retailer! We are so excited and honoured to work alongside Truvelle to give our brides everything they dream of. Click to see an interview with both Andrea & Vanessa Dineen, the owners of S&B.

We love the moody yet glamorous feel of this styled shoot featured on The Wedding Co. Blog. The modern decor and abundance of beautiful floral arrangements softens the industrial Jam Factory setting into a more romantic atmosphere. Take a look at this shoot and feel inspired!

The magnolia tree was the inspiration for this styled shoot at Niagara-on-the-Lake. The pink blossoms make for a dreamy and romantic backdrop. This makes us so excited for Spring wedding season! Click to see more gorgeous photos on Trendy Bride!

The talented Rikki Marcone, planner and florist brought this contemporary french inspired shoot to life! Photographer Elizabeth in Love captrued a romantic airy feel that makes us swoon! Check out The Wedding Co. blog for more!

Jennifer Xu put together a dreamy wedding inspiration shoot at The Cotton Factory in Ontario. The romantic florals and pops of bubblegum pink contrast against the industrial setting. Take a look at these beautiful photos on Grey Likes Weddings!

“As a wedding vendor herself, beautiful bride Erin had the unique opportunity to assemble her favourite vendors under one roof for her and Adam’s special day held in their own backyard. With the help of a stellar team including stunning florals by MUM’S GARDEN and planning by KJ & CO. the guests lived a midsummer night’s dream surrounded by with beautiful details. Erin tells us, ‘Natural beauty surrounds our property and vineyards are right next door, so our décor simply emphasised this beauty with lots of ethereal, airy touches.’ “

The photos that Daring Wanderer captured of Laura and David’s forest wedding are absolutely stunning! The lush forest creates a fairy-tale like backdrop, and the deep greens and browns really make Laura’s white gown pop. We are swooning over their post-ceremony photos in the long grass! These wedding photos are a must see!

“Combined with the vintage feel of the historic Old Mill, fall was the inspiration behind this dreamy bohemian luxe wedding sprinkled with luxurious rose gold, copper, and jewel tones. I fell in love with how all the small details of the bride’s beautifully beaded wedding gown to the romantic, dreamy wedding reception decor came together as one magnificent celebration at Toronto’s iconic boutique hotel.”

“For this magical shoot, the talented planners at Confetti and Co. wanted to create a festive-winter feel without being too over the top with the “red and green Christmas” theme. Elliot Tree Farm was the perfect backdrop for this wintery shoot. We love all the blue shade and cozy vibes! Captured by Jessica Imrie Photography”

“Today’s enchanting manor inspiration evokes a sense of Old World romance through its bold ruby hues and elaborate climbing floral arrangements. There’s an airiness about it too, contrasted perfectly by the sexy and almost mysterious mood. From the bride’s unconventional gowns (doesn’t that last one look like a waterfall?) to the lunar-textured charcoal cake, these images from Purple Tree Photography will have you hooked!”

Nico and Claire’s elegant winter wedding took place last New Year’s Eve in Toronto. The black-tie affair featured an art-deco theme. The couple happily celebrated both the start of the new year as well as the start of their lives together. Check out their feature on Weddingbells.ca!

We are honoured to be a highlight on Olive Studio Blog – Monthly Muse. Learn a bit more about the S&B Sisters, what we are all about, and whats on our bucket list!

Mango Studios put together a romantic styled shoot at The Broadview Hotel – “I was inspired by the hotel’s rich deep textures and colours. I wanted the entire photo shoot to feel intimate, cozy and relaxed. I would keep it small and simple, all I needed was two people in love, a delicate winter bouquet and beautiful wedding gowns to bring my vision to life.”

“Stripping away any excess and allowing the organic beauty of love to shine through is the basis of this fresh, romantic style shoot. Created by the beautiful minds at Love Laced Weddings & Alicia Jenelle Events, the shoot is set at The Richmond, an art gallery in Toronto that quickly became the perfect canvas for this sweet synthesis of soft shades, wooden accents, and wispy florals.”

“Focusing on the “getting ready” portion of a wedding day is as important a part to your story as the remainder of the celebrations. It’s often the first time in a while that the bride gets to sit still and think about the events to come. When Toronto photographer WHEN HE FOUND HER was hosting a 1:1 workshop he bought on stylist SHAW EVENTS and florist BLOOM & CO. to create the story. Following the bride getting ready, was an intimate ceremony. “We wanted to tell the story using layers, fabric and the uneven stoned texture of the mill as a backdrop.”