“Emily and Chris’ wedding at the Fairmont Banff Springs brought the best out of the Canadian Rocky Mountains on Mother’s Day. The refined elegance of a historic castle, soft spring pastels, and luxurious design made for a stunning backdrop. The bride wore a long-sleeved couture gown by Galia Lahav, complemented by a dramatic cathedral-length veil and an exquisite cathedral setting for her ring, reflecting the hotel’s majestic, high-arched space. Chris wore a custom tuxedo with velvet accents, showcasing style and complementing the season. The ceremony was framed by a unique pointed cathedral arch. The bride and groom chose to have watercolor invitations highlighting some of their favorite places on the map. These elements were drawn together into the ceremony and into custom-printed luggage tags serving as escort cards, each embossed with the mountain range. The bride changed into a light blue dress as ‘something blue’ to cut the lambeth-designed cake with two love birds on top. These lovebirds then danced the night away and enjoyed a night out in town at the after-party! By thoughtfully combining the wild beauty of Banff with these classic details, the couple had a truly unforgettable Mother’s Day wedding celebration.”
– Emily & Christopher, the newly weds
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