Amy & Sunny's Timeless Sikh Wedding in Toronto

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Amy & Sunny’s Timeless Sikh Wedding in Toronto

This timeless Sikh Wedding in Toronto is now featured on South Asian Bride Magazine.

How Amy managed wedding planning during ever-changing Covid restrictions

Covid impacted Amy & Sunny’s wedding, so they ended up having a gorgeous but intimate, traditional Sikh wedding in Toronto. Here’s a piece of advice from Amy for all the brides out there who are stressed because of the pandemic, “Planning a pandemic wedding was far from easy. Every week was a new outlook on how the province would let us celebrate this once in a lifetime event. The biggest challenge was constantly altering our plans to work with the changing times.

We had a smaller scale Sikh wedding in Toronto which included our close family members but it ended up being a great experience. I recommend intimate weddings to everyone!” A smaller scale Toronto Sikh Wedding allowed them to focus on the intricate details of their big day and the people that truly matter in their lives.

The beauty of an intimate wedding, and choosing the right wedding vendors

This intimate Sikh wedding in Toronto also gave them more time to work with their wedding vendors. In fact, Amy raves about them. “We loved our vendors! We couldn’t imagine having our wedding experience without them. The decor teams were working with us just weeks before. The hair and makeup team of Sabrina and Jyoti were so helpful in putting together my whole look!

And finally – last but not least – Cineverse Films and Strokes Photography were our dream video/photo vendors! They worked with us every step of the way to make sure we were happy and at ease!” After their successful destination wedding in Toronto, Amy has one piece of advice for her fellow brides. “Build relationships with your vendors so that you can trust their ability to meet your expectations!”