Industrial Wedding in Toronto with an Enchanted Forest Reception

Any party that starts off with an enchanted forest setting is going to be quite alright in my book. Sirini and Nesakan began dating 10 years ago, after Nesakan wrote messages on Sirini’s receipts whenever she came to the McDonald’s where he worked. As a nod to their love story, the groom read his vows to Sirini off of a McDonald’s receipt — how freaking precious is that? Thank you to Mango Studios and Sweet Woodruff for sharing your beautiful work here!

From the photographers, Mango Studios: Everything about Sirini and Nesakan’s beautiful Fermenting Cellar wedding in Toronto just screams romance! Sirini and Nesakan had been together for over 10 years and were planning their wedding for half of it. They were so meticulous in their decor details, and I loved how each piece had a reason or rhyme for being there.

Their ceremony backdrop is definitely a show stopper and is really one of a kind. We were obsessed with taking pictures of it. However, the most touching part about their wedding day was the fact that it was so crystal clear how genuinely in love they are and I loved how they just exuded happiness in their pictures. Their story began at the local McDonald’s, where Nesakan used to work. He would leave messages to Sirini on receipts when she would check out, and when it came to their wedding vows he wrote his notes on a McDonald’s receipt! It doesn’t get more romantic than that.

Sirini and Nesakan mentioned they loved natural light so it’s no surprise they chose our team at Mango Studios. I was inspired by their love of sunshine when shooting their wedding day. You can find the most flattering light only if you know where to look for it, so I based all my decisions on choosing their portrait locations solely on the quality of light. The result is airy wedding photos, filled with that magical afternoon glow. The party was so fun to photograph! I hit the dance floor at the end of my wedding coverage – it just shows how much I enjoyed the wedding! Sirini and Nesakan, thank you so much for making me feel so welcomed. I wish you all the happiness in the world.