Pink cottagecore micro wedding with The Pop-Up Chapel in Toronto

Toronto couples, have you heard of The Pop-Up Chapel Co? They’re a team of wedding creatives that offer an affordable and sustainable way to say I Do, that’s perfect for those looking for something in between an elopement and a traditional wedding. Couples can tie the knot in a beautiful venue like The Henley Room with decor and thoughtful details, and split the costs with other couples getting married that day too. Neat idea, right? Get a little taste of this micro wedding concept as you peruse the photos by Rita Kravchuk…

Pink micro wedding with The Pop-Up Chapel in Toronto

From the team… As modern couples face changing values, priorities, and timelines, we wanted to create a new way of getting married without the cost or hassle of a full-service wedding, while creating a memorable experience and maintaining our social responsibility in a traditionally single-use industry. By embracing the concept of the sharing economy, multiple couples are married all within the same day, utilizing the same beautiful decor. We love being able to reduce wedding waste, upcycle decor, and give back to local charities, all while partnering with the best vendors in the city to create the most effortless and stunning celebrations! Since 2017, The Pop-Up Chapel Co. has married over 325 couples and raised $100k for many different charities.

For this vignette, they channeled cottagecore vibes with a palette lilac, greens, and pinks, and lots of romantic details throughout.

Love this pink ruffle wedding dress!

The ceremony was inspired by a whimsical country cottage garden trellis covered in bright crawling blooms. Styling elements such as this fantastic faux marble chartreuse bar cart, frosted mauve stemmed glassware and geometric ice bucket added a retro feel for a toast. This eccentric cutting cake (with edible glitter covered cherries on top!) featured classic piping techniques in an assortment of colours.