The Château Ste-Agnès, dating back to 1846, feels like a timeless fairy tale. Passing through the gate transports you into a romantic world.

Melanie Aubin of Foudamour was inspired by the château's raspberry-colored room to create this editorial. She envisioned a summer sky, ripe fruits, and a dramatic, still-life ambiance.

We aimed to capture femininity with a same-sex couple, showing that every bride defines femininity uniquely. We highlighted all the senses with deep, rich colors, blending old-world artistry with modern narratives.

The Huntleigh gown by Jane Hill from Dream it Yourself exudes confident femininity with its fitted corset bodice, high slit, and detachable train. Gloves added a modern princess touch.

Atelier Carmel's floral arrangements, in luscious shades, were works of art, and the oversized boutonniere on the model's tuxedo was a standout. Décor elements from Locations Chic mixed decorative and minimalist styles, creating a modern Renaissance-inspired wedding.

White Willow Paper & Co's stationery combined old and new design elements, evoking 18th-century paintings. The cake by Sonia at Émotions gâteaux, with its four tiers and intricate details, was a sensory delight.

In this picturesque setting, where old-world charm meets modern sensibility, a beautiful tale of love and creativity unfolded, leaving cherished memories.