Helen and Billy’s wedding is a wonderful fusion of Chinese traditional and Western style. The day filled with joy of their family members and friends, the respectful elders carried out a very classic Hong Kong style wedding with countless Chinese elements. As playful as Helen and Billy are, there are many touching moments throughout the day as well. We’re so glad to see how the younger generation treasure the tradition of their culture and customize it to make their special day creative and fun!

Ever thine, ever Mine, ever ours.

– Beethoven
The beautiful day starts in Guildwood Park, which the antique ruins highlight the bride’s gorgeous wedding gown. Everyone had a lot of fun posing and taking group photos, though all these are just a preview for the evening’s romantic cruise wedding. After the couple and all guests arrived in Queen’s Quey and get on board, Toronto’s night skyline becomes the shining background of their ceremony. A night filled with love, romance and glamour. Wishing Marianna and Tenny’s love, last forever just as the immortal stars of night sky.

Driving out of Delta Chelsea hotel, merged into the downtown Toronto traffic, there was nothing I could say but “We had an enjoyable day”. Yes, there is nothing better than having a job that I can enjoy. And Jason and his now wife, Tai, certainly made it reality for us. I made the following short highlights movie though I know this could never tell everything in this simple yet elegant, smooth yet eventful wedding day.

The wedding of Shenchen and Shu was held in Old Mill Inn on April 10th, one of most popular place for a small size wedding.  There was  unique yellow color warm tone surrounding this heritage boutique; it was perfect  for a wedding with close family members and friends. From Shu’s house, waiting till her all dressed up, to the Old Mill Inn, we captured every single smile from people attending the wedding. That is a wedding photography about: sharing with happiness.  To whose wedding also held in the Old Mill Inn, enjoy the following sweet moments.