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DreamGroup Proudly Presents…

A Boutique Wedding Show + Vendor Market thoughtfully curated by Vancouver’s Favourite Wedding Planning Co.

The Engaged Vancouver Wedding Show at the Pipe Shop Venue, produced by DreamGroup Weddings + Events, is a place for brides and grooms to be and their entourage to connect, get inspired, and have some fun as you bring to life the most beautiful wedding celebration.

Meet and chat with DreamGroup preferred vendors, stroll through our amazing Venue Discovery Lounge, enjoy roaming bridal fashion with a pop-up wedding dress shop at The Wallace, live music, delicious fare compliments of Railtown Catering + Peake of Catering, sparkling cocktails compliments of Lavish Liquid, an interactive bouquet gallery, photobooths, door prizes, and more!

So grab your besties, your mom, or your fiance and join us for a super fun and exciting experience celebrating this amazing moment in your life!  It’s a day designed to enlighten and excite and we can’t wait to welcome you to Engaged!

Click here to visit the website and to buy your tickets!

**Two Tickets provided for all DreamGroup clients.

 

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  • A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
  • This Fairmont Pac Rim wedding screams “ridiculously amazing” from start to finish!🤍 From the thoughtfully curated details to the seamless flow of the day, every element came together so fluidly. And the true magic? The incredible cohesiveness of every vendor working together to bring Issy + Charlie’s wedding vision to life.✨ Check out the full blog story Evergreen Ever After on the blog! Planner: @bonnieweddings Photo: @thegodards #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #fairmontpacrimwedding #vancouverweddingplanner
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  • We absolutely consider this a competitive sport! 237 candles + 3 dedicated dreamgroup candlighters = 4 minutes and 40 seconds! Way to go Jessie, Kami & Vanina!
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A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
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A little Inspiration for your Something Blue...💙 This sweet wedding tradition dates back to an English rhyme from around 1876: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” But blue was meaningful long before that. Ancient Romans associated the colour with love, modesty, and fidelity, while folklore believed it could help deflect the evil eye and protect the bride from negative energy. Traditionally, a bride’s “something blue” was a garter tucked discreetly beneath her dress. Today, it might be embroidered initials, delicate shoes, a ribbon around the bouquet, a sentimental piece of jewellery, or one beautifully unexpected detail woven into the day. A little tradition. A little protection. And a lovely pop of colour! What was (or will be) your something blue? Share yours in the comments! Photographer Credits: Bridesmaids: @thegodards Tux: @warinmariephotography Guestbook: @royceSihlisweddings Napkin: @JamieDelainePhoto Bouquet: @WarinMariePhotography Ribbon: @TheAugusts Stationery Font: @TheAugusts Macarons: @BlushWedPhoto Signage: @Lumina.weddings Shoes: @TwinographyStudio Linens: @Indigo_hu Car: @Jo.and.glo #SomethingBlue #WeddingTraditions #WeddingInspiration #vancouverwedding #WeddingDetails DreamGroupWeddings
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This Fairmont Pac Rim wedding screams “ridiculously amazing” from start to finish!🤍 From the thoughtfully curated details to the seamless flow of the day, every element came together so fluidly. And the true magic? The incredible cohesiveness of every vendor working together to bring Issy + Charlie’s wedding vision to life.✨ Check out the full blog story Evergreen Ever After on the blog! Planner: @bonnieweddings Photo: @thegodards #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #fairmontpacrimwedding #vancouverweddingplanner
This Fairmont Pac Rim wedding screams “ridiculously amazing” from start to finish!🤍 From the thoughtfully curated details to the seamless flow of the day, every element came together so fluidly. And the true magic? The incredible cohesiveness of every vendor working together to bring Issy + Charlie’s wedding vision to life.✨ Check out the full blog story Evergreen Ever After on the blog! Planner: @bonnieweddings Photo: @thegodards #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #fairmontpacrimwedding #vancouverweddingplanner
This Fairmont Pac Rim wedding screams “ridiculously amazing” from start to finish!🤍 From the thoughtfully curated details to the seamless flow of the day, every element came together so fluidly. And the true magic? The incredible cohesiveness of every vendor working together to bring Issy + Charlie’s wedding vision to life.✨ Check out the full blog story Evergreen Ever After on the blog! Planner: @bonnieweddings Photo: @thegodards #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #fairmontpacrimwedding #vancouverweddingplanner
This Fairmont Pac Rim wedding screams “ridiculously amazing” from start to finish!🤍 From the thoughtfully curated details to the seamless flow of the day, every element came together so fluidly. And the true magic? The incredible cohesiveness of every vendor working together to bring Issy + Charlie’s wedding vision to life.✨ Check out the full blog story Evergreen Ever After on the blog! Planner: @bonnieweddings Photo: @thegodards #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #fairmontpacrimwedding #vancouverweddingplanner
This Fairmont Pac Rim wedding screams “ridiculously amazing” from start to finish!🤍 From the thoughtfully curated details to the seamless flow of the day, every element came together so fluidly. And the true magic? The incredible cohesiveness of every vendor working together to bring Issy + Charlie’s wedding vision to life.✨ Check out the full blog story Evergreen Ever After on the blog! Planner: @bonnieweddings Photo: @thegodards #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #fairmontpacrimwedding #vancouverweddingplanner
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This Fairmont Pac Rim wedding screams “ridiculously amazing” from start to finish!🤍 From the thoughtfully curated details to the seamless flow of the day, every element came together so fluidly. And the true magic? The incredible cohesiveness of every vendor working together to bring Issy + Charlie’s wedding vision to life.✨ Check out the full blog story Evergreen Ever After on the blog! Planner: @bonnieweddings Photo: @thegodards #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #fairmontpacrimwedding #vancouverweddingplanner
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We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
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We asked the DreamGroup Planners what “Ridiculously Amazing” means to them and here’s what they said! 😍 Photographer: @theapartmentphoto #vancouverweddingplanners #weddingadvice #vancouverwedding #dreamgroupplanners #vancouverweddings
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We absolutely consider this a competitive sport! 237 candles + 3 dedicated dreamgroup candlighters = 4 minutes and 40 seconds! Way to go Jessie, Kami & Vanina!
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