Set against the historic backdrop of Club Atwater Montreal, established in 1926, this styled shoot epitomized timeless elegance with a touch of English sophistication. Each space, from the opulent grand ballroom with its high ceilings and minimalist decor to the bright, airy room where the ceremony unfolded, complemented the romantic and luxurious elements brought to life in this setup. Planned by Agence Aurea and photographed by Sophie Asselin , candlelight and plenty of drapery brought this minimalistic yet elegant inspo shoot to life.
A sophisticated, historic invitation suite
A black and white calligraphed invitation suite by Imagine Joy with watercolor envelope inserts set the historic tone for this elegant event.
Bridal style fit for a castle
The bride’s ensemble from Natalia Exclusif, an off-the-shoulder gown with puffed sleeves and floral appliqués, enhanced her natural grace and was paired with a sheer, flowing veil, adding to her ethereal presence. Capturing timeless elegance, the bride’s makeup and hairstyle by Atelier Eva Blanca radiated a classic yet modern charm. Soft, neutral tones enhanced her natural beauty, while the distinctive hairstyle transformed her look.
Styling navy blue velvet
The groom complemented the bride in a navy-blue velvet jacket from Suitablee, adding depth and harmony to the tableau. The deliberate choice of blue for the groom’s attire resonated perfectly with the blue eyes of the bride and the venue’s historic woodwork, adding a thoughtful and harmonious touch to their special day.
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A recipe for soft, romantic florals
Floral designs from Studio CK wove together ranunculus, sweet peas, tulips, and spirea, creating a soft, romantic ambiance. The meticulous attention to textures—from velvet to linen and sheer fabrics—alongside heritage silverware, set a scene rich in detail and steeped in elegance.
A grand ballroom + marble fireplace
Chosen for its classic beauty, the grand ballroom frames our central dining scene, while the ceremony features lush greenery and florals circling a majestic white marble fireplace.
Creative advice: How to mix textures
For brides looking to replicate this look, mixing textures that feel luxurious and dimensional, from the opulence of silverware to the softness of drapery, the ethereal quality of sheer fabrics, the timelessness of ceramics, the organic allure of deconstructed flowers, the plushness of velvet, the sophistication of linen paper, the transparency of glass elements, and the inviting warmth exuded by flickering candles is absolutely the best way to approach this. The interplay of tactile experiences creates a multi-dimensional ambiance that is rich in character and visual interest.
Incorporating sentimental heirlooms
When it comes to silverware, consider adding a personal touch by borrowing pieces from those dear to you. Infusing your table setting with heirloom pieces not only adds sentimental value but also interweaves stories and memories into the fabric of your celebration.
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