An Elegant Cambium Farm Barn Wedding

On a brisk and windy day the beautiful wedding barn at Cambium Farms in Caledon was transformed with beautiful flowers and decor, including fresh hues of dusty blues and greys. We couldn’t wait to created some gorgeousness in this unique wedding venue, so we designed the rustic yet elegant wedding ceremony with a floral arch overgrown with white garden roses, blue delphinium and beautiful bunches of fresh foliage. We were thrilled t0 collaborate on this creative assignment with the talented ladies and wedding planners, Thyra and Ellie at Laura and Co. Events. The beautiful table scape decor was the perfect blend of the rustic and the refined. We used our elegant crystal candle sticks mixed with rough hewn wrought iron stands. Low crystal bowls were filled with gorgeous groupings of white flowers including white garden roses and ranunculus along with seeded eucalyptus, lilac leaf and mandina branches and soft and velvety Dusty Miller. There is much appeal for a barn wedding and its the perfect opportunity to blend elegant details with rustic touches. Cambium Farms has a neutral palette and is the perfect venue to create some magic! Beautiful images by our talented friends at Blynda DaCosta Photography.   

vvenue – Cambium Farms, photography – Blynda Dacosta, producers, planning – Laura And Co Events, stationery – Paper Damsels, catering – 10tation Event Catering cakes – Amanda Foong, jewellery – Anne Sportun, hair and make-up – Fancy Face, chairs and table – Detailz, gown – Valencienne white luminaries – Helix, videography – Just Klik Productions

 

 

 

 

 

WedLuxe – Winter/Spring 2017

Download the PDFs for the “Majolica Muse” Creative Style Shoot by Rachel A. Clingen:
Majolica Muse – Styleshoot (view pdf)

Download the PDFs for the “Pouzhin & Naram’s” Real Wedding by Rachel A. Clingen:
Pouzhin & Naram’s Real Wedding (view pdfs)

Download the PDFs for the “Janelle & Aaron’s” Real Wedding by Rachel A. Clingen:
Janelle & Aaron’s Real Wedding (view pdf)

Download the PDFs for the “Marisa &Robert’s” Real Wedding by Rachel A. Clingen:
Marisa & Robert’s Real Wedding (view pdf)

Beautiful Countryside Indian Wedding

I love the rich colours often associated with Indian and south asian weddings and this gorgeous shoot recently featured in Lavish Dulhan Magazine is no exception.  On a very hot summer day, a few of Toronto’s leading vendors collaborated to execute this beautiful wedding creative loaded with brilliant jewelled toned, colourful flowers and decor. A blend of rustic elements and luxurious details set the stage for our beautiful harvest table and ceremony, while the country side setting and natural elements were the perfect canvas for this backyard affair.  We designed a spectacular floral arch with local foliage, branches and gorgeous fresh flowers. I often love to work with an ‘un-thought of’,  ‘pop of colour’ separate from the initial palette and this time, black details such as the water goblets and saree added a visual twist. I was inspired by the harshness of the black fence amongst the more neutral tones of the summer grasses, fields and trees carried this colour throughout the shoot.
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art director – Jarar Kazmi, L’Atelier Lumiere International Photographie, co-producer and creative director – Rachel Clingen, Rachel A. Clingen Wedding and Event Design, co-producer, planner and stylist – Simmi Prasad, Biji Planners, photography – L’Atelier Lumiere International Photographie, floral, decor and design –  Rachel A Clingen Wedding and Event Design cake – Fine Cakes By Zehra, stationary – Paper & Poste, chair rentals – Detailz Couture, mats and dinner plates – Plate Occasions – Table Top Rentals, gown – Ines Di Santo saree and indian jewellery – Sahiba Fashion, beauty and hair – Beauty Concept by Shirley Wu ,  jewellery –  Tara Fava