Vancouver Aquarium DIY Wedding – Steph & Scott

We’re at the Vancouver Aquarium today, sharing a beautiful DIY wedding captured by Moda Members, Modern Romance Productions:

“We absolutely adore Steph and Scott’s “Up” themed wedding at the Vancouver Aquarium this summer. The couple are our university mates, and we’ve been waiting for this beautiful union to happen since their romance bloomed. The bridesmaid dresses and groomsman bow ties were perfectly colour-coordinated; and be sure to check out their epic umbrella shots at Stanley Park with the whole wedding party, the cuteness and sweetness simply melted our hearts.”

Photographer: Modern Romance Productions Ceremony Venue: Broadmoor Baptist Church Reception Venue: Vancouver Aquarium Wedding Planning & Decor: DIY by Stephanie & Scott DJ: Michael James Entertainment Cake: Sweat Thea Cakes

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Contributed by Moda Members: Modern Romance Productions

CEDRIC YU & RUBY CHANG

Modern Romance Productions

Photography & Videography
Vancouver, BC

“We shoot in a photojournalist style with a traditional touch so we can capture true love and true moments.”

See more of their beautiful work here: Modern Romance Productions

Vancouver Aquarium DIY Wedding – Steph & Scott

Hycroft Manor: Vancouver Wedding Venue

Hycroft Manor: At the heart of the city

Photo: Blush Wedding Photography

Hycroft Manor is home to the University Women’s Club of Vancouver. As part of the Canadian Federation of University Women, the UWCV has a history of promoting education and rights for women so they can further their education and opportunities.

A total of 26 different awards are given each year to UBC, SFU, BCIT, Emily Carr University, Langara, Burnaby North Secondary, and Britannia Secondary. Donations and funds are raised throughout the year to support this great program as well as taking an interest in public affairs and educational issues. Members have worked together to be a common voice in support of women in all situations tackling issues such as homelessness, human trafficking and prostitution, safety of women, and child poverty. They also work to develop policy on many issues related to education, status of women, equality and human rights, and the environment.

Founded in 1907, the UWCV at that time consisted of eight young female graduates from Eastern Canada and the USA and was only the second University Women’s Club in Canada. Longing for a clubhouse of their own, the women of UWCV found Hycroft for sale in 1962 and the women purchased the mansion outright with cash which they raised on their own for $32,000. Built by General Alexander Duncan McRae to exacting standards and completed in 1911, it was once the centre of the social scene in Vancouver. The restored Hycroft remains as an amazing landmark and a is great venue for events, weddings and social gatherings.

The outdoor terrace and gardens are beautiful for very light and bright ceremonies guarded by stone pillars and sculptures. The indoor ceremony room is filled with old-world charm, mouldings and really gives a romantic feel, like being taken back in time. It’s an ideal venue, rain or shine and is sure to delight all its guests.