A Minimalist Art Gallery Wedding in Toronto, Ontario

Updated Apr 11, 2016

| By Jessica Moy

A Minimalist Art Gallery Wedding in Toronto, Ontario

A wedding honouring Rebecca’s Chinese heritage and Tudor’s Romanian roots was imperative for these two. “We wanted a celebration that represented our cultures but still reflected us as a couple,” Rebecca explains. As a huge Canadian fashion enthusiast, Rebecca found the perfect way to integrate her love of clothes with Tudor’s Romanian background. “I had my bridesmaids wear one-of-a-kind dresses designed by Romanian-Canadian designer Lucian Matis,” Rebecca happily shares. “Tudor returned the favour and wore a bespoke suit from Hong Kong,” she notes. For dinner, the couple treated their 45 guests to appetizers inspired by Rebecca’s culture. “Our chef took the traditional eight-course Chinese wedding meal and distilled the courses down into canapés—they were brilliant,” Rebecca exclaims. “Everything about our wedding, from the walk down the aisle to our first wedding song and the delicious food, made the day all the more special.”

Rebecca Leung and Tudor Comsa, August 12, 2012, Toronto, Ontario.

Photography Courtesy of Naomi Studios.

Vendors Ceremony location: Walker Court, Art Gallery of Ontario Reception location: Baille Court, Art Gallery of Ontario Bridal gown: Lucian Matis Bridal party attire: Lucian Matis Groom’s tux: Ralph Lauren Black Label Cake: Dufflet Bakery Caterer: Art Gallery of Ontario Favours: Art Gallery of Ontario Wedding planner: Amy Hopkins (amy_hopkins@ago.net) Music: LaNai Gabriel and the Free People Hair and makeup: Candace Lim (candace@blushfx.com) Flowers: Poppies Stationery: Paper and Poste