June 26th, 2010The Toronto Wedding Chapel
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According to the World Tourism Organization ecotourism is the fastest growing market in the tourism industry. Many couples have made a commitment to the environment and to reducing their carbon footprint. When searching for a honeymoon destination they are interested in the “road less traveled” rather than a popular all-inclusive
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Today we look upon flowers as objects of beauty. They are used in wedding décor as adornments and brides choose their favourite flowers for their bouquets. However in ancient times, wedding flowers had meaning: Brides carried herbs beneath their veils to symbolize fidelity. Greek brides carried ivy as a symbol
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April 24th, 2010The Toronto Wedding Chapel
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Every culture has its own wedding superstitions. Some are very well known and some are ancient and more obscure; but never-the-less, they are interesting and amusing. Here are a few of our favourite wedding superstitions from around the world: Tie tin cans to the back of the getaway car to
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In ancient Rome bridesmaids wore the same color as the bride to confuse evil spirits who might want to harm her. Over the years that tradition changed and it became virtually unheard of for anyone to wear white to a wedding except for the bride. The pendulum is swinging yet
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May 22nd, 2010The Toronto Wedding Chapel
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So much preparation and care goes into the planning of a wedding, particularly the ceremony and reception. Although consideration is given to the recessional in terms of protocol, why not plan a fabulous grand exit? It will really add some sparkle and originality to your wedding. How grand should your
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When you think of wedding décor what leaps to mind? The stars of the wedding décor show are florals, centrepieces, linens, china, and glassware. Have you ever given a moment’s consideration to the legs of the chairs? I’m sure that you have noticed chair covers and big chair bows, but
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