The Venetian Banquet Hall Wedding Photos

One of the best things about being a Toronto wedding photographer is that I get to immerse myself in the story of someone’s wedding day; a day that has been carefully planned for and carried out in great detail. You really learn a lot about people when you get to silently observe a precious moment in their lives. Frank and Antonella’s wedding taught me about family; throughout the length of the day I got to capture not only exquisitely beautiful details but also deeply emotional moments between people who love each other truly unconditionally.

Welcome to the story of Frank and Antonella’s beautiful wedding day…

Yes, the details are important. The beautiful watch and the simple yet chique cufflinks, but in any Italian household, the food is front and center in any celebration. It doesn’t matter if it’s shortly after sunrise; there’s always enough time in the day and room in your stomach for a little treat!

A visit to the bride’s family home showed the same warm welcome to guests and family as did the grooms. The food was plentiful and the mood was joyful. There’s always time to hang out in the kitchen with your friends and family, even if it’s your wedding day!

I’m loving the truly jubilant smile from mom – this moment melts my heart.

Frank and Antonella opted for McMichael gallery wedding photos. McMichael gallery is one of the truly lovely wedding photography locations in Kleinburg and served as a beautiful backdrop for the newlywed couple.

Just when they couldn’t kiss, hug or smile anymore we were saved by the bell! The clock is ticking on a busy day and reception time was fast approaching. A Venetian Banquet Hall wedding is truly an exquisite affair. The food is amazing, the location is breathtaking and the ambiance is supreme… but I’ll let the images speak for themselves…

The night isn’t complete without at least one dazzling Venetian banquet hall wedding photo. We may have taken our formal photos at the McMichael Gallery, but given the awesome architecture offered at The Venetian, I couldn’t pass up one final frame to finish the evening.