All attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the 2019 Sudbury Living Weddings magazine. […]

Sudbury Living Weddings After Dark takes place Jan. 18 at the Caruso Club. […]

Toronto is the perfect place for a “mini-moon” because is accessible by easily reached by car or airplane from Sudbury […]

While you may not be ready to “bare it all,” modern wedding cakes are simpler and have more individual touches. […]

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Mel and Norm Eady bought Bryston’s on the Park in 1998. […]

Guide to Sudbury’s wedding and reception venues. […]

Civil ceremonies at Tom Davies Square are simple, dignified and non-denominational. Ceremonies are available in both official languages, are conducted between the hours of 1 pm and 4 pm on Fridays, by appointment only. Two weeks’ notice is preferred. Two witnesses are required and must be present at the ceremony. (Witnesses are available through […]

This article is featured in the 2013 edition of Sudbury Living Weddings, available now. Don’t miss Sudbury Living Bridal Showcase @ United Steelworker’s Hall, March 2, 2013 White wedding dresses are said to represent purity, fidelity, and steadfastness, desired qualities in a marriage. For now, North American brides prefer wear red to bed. However, Chinese […]

Queen Victoria’s wedding cake was reportedly nine feet in circumference, weighed 300 pounds and started the trend for cake toppers depicting the bride and groom. In 2007 two pieces of that cake, stored in little boxes, were put on exhibit at Windsor Castle. Victoria started the white wedding tradition in 1840. Not only did was […]