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June 2026

The Vendors Shaping this Season’s Best Wedding

Our first issue of the year — coastal colour trends for 2026, three real winter weddings, and the vendors booking up fastest this season.

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July 2026

The Vendors Making November Unmissable

This issue, we’re shining a light on three vendors bringing something special to the season — one taking couples all the way to Cancun, one who turns every guest into the star of the show, and the stunning downtown venue where Love Without Borders comes to life on November 1.

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August 2026

The Industry is Having a Moment. Here’s Your Front Row Seat

The wedding industry is buzzing — and this is your front-row seat. Vendor registration is open for the 2026 Paradox and 2027 Hilton shows, with the full show guide, pricing, and media kit inside to help you claim your spot.

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upcoming west coast weddings shows

Upcoming Shows

January 24, 2027 · 11 AM–4 PM

L’Atelier Amour

A West Coast Weddings Show Hilton Vancouver Metrotown

Planning your wedding? Meet local professionals, find inspiration, and discover $10,000 in prizes — including a $6,000 wedding photoshoot.

In the wedding industry? Showcase your business, connect with couples, and become part of the West Coast Weddings community.

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Explore past West Coast Weddings events, vendor rosters, show recaps, and inspiration from previous wedding shows across the Lower Mainland.

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Postponed

Love Without Borders

Paradox Hotel Vancouver · Downtown

New date to be announced. Originally scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2026, Love Without Borders has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. We’re rescheduling to ensure the best possible experience for our guests, partners, and vendors. All existing ticket registrations remain valid and will automatically transfer to the new date once confirmed. Thank you for your understanding and support.

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In Bloom: A West Coast Wedding Show

Hilton Vancouver Metrotown · Burnaby

Our signature showcase of florals, fashion, and planning — defined by energy, intention, and real connection.

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At the heart of this shift is Bespoke Made Suits, led by co-founder Adam Cheung, whose approach to men’s wear reflects how modern couples actually celebrate. Thoughtful, inclusive, and deeply personal, the brand understands that a wedding suit is not just about how it looks, but how it feels to wear it on one of the most meaningful days of your life.

This season speaks directly to couples who are curating every detail with intention, from the proposal to the last dance.

Relaxed Tailoring For Modern Celebrations

Spring 2026 suiting is all about comfort without compromise. As weddings become more experiential and less formal for formality’s sake, tailoring is evolving to match. At Bespoke Made Suits, that means lighter construction, softer shoulders, and silhouettes designed to move with you, not against you.

Adam explains it in practical terms. “On the West Coast, you have to dress for real weather, not just the ceremony. Lighter construction and thoughtful fabric weight allow the suit to breathe when the sun comes out, but still hold its shape when the temperature drops. That balance is essential for spring weddings here.”

Unstructured and semi-structured jackets, easy drape through the body, and trousers designed for all-day wear allow grooms to stay comfortable from ceremony to celebration. The confidence that comes with that comfort shows up everywhere, especially in photographs.

A Fabric Story Rooted In Seasonality

Fabric choice becomes even more important as tailoring relaxes, and Spring 2026 brings a wide range of refined options. Bespoke Made Suits works with a carefully curated fabric library focused on breathability, texture, and longevity.

Linen–wool blends offer structure without heaviness. Lightweight Italian wools transition seamlessly from day to evening. Silk-linen blends introduce a subtle sheen that feels elevated without being overstated. For those drawn to character, textured weaves and soft tweeds add depth, while velvet accents quietly elevate evening celebrations.

“Choosing the right fabric weight means the suit does not stop being relevant after the wedding,” Adam notes. “We always think about how it transitions into summer events and early fall wear. A well-chosen spring fabric should carry you through multiple seasons with ease.”

It is an approach that resonates with couples who value longevity and thoughtful investment.

Colour As Personal Expression

Men’s wedding suiting continues to open up, and Spring 2026 embraces colour in a way that feels natural and considered. Earth tones like champagne, terracotta, and soft rust sit comfortably alongside greens ranging from sage to deep emerald. Blues move from pale spring shades to rich midnight tones, while creams and refined neutrals remain a favourite for warm-weather celebrations.

At Bespoke Made Suits, colour selection always begins with the bigger picture. Adam and his team take time to understand the couple’s vision, the venue, and the overall atmosphere. The goal is not to follow trends blindly, but to create a look that feels cohesive, intentional, and personal. When everything aligns, the result feels effortless.

Inclusive Craftsmanship For Every Couple

One of the most meaningful aspects of Bespoke Made Suits is its inclusive approach to wedding attire. As couples blend traditions, cultures, and personal identities, suiting becomes another way to tell that story.

The team regularly works with LGBTQ+ couples seeking complementary looks rather than identical ones, as well as clients who wish to incorporate symbolic colours or heritage details into their garments. Adam emphasizes that the suit should always feel like it belongs to the person wearing it, not the other way around.

Every consultation is approached with curiosity, respect, and care, ensuring the final garment feels authentic to both the individual and the partnership it represents.

Designed Beyond The Wedding Day

Today’s grooms are thinking beyond the wedding itself, and sustainability has taken on a more practical meaning. Longevity matters. Bespoke Made Suits approaches every wedding commission as a long-term wardrobe investment.

“Investing in quality is never a mis-step,” Adam says. “When a suit is made properly, with the right fabric and construction, it earns its place in your wardrobe for years. That is where real value lives.”

Clients often re-wear their wedding suits by pairing jackets with tailored denim or chinos, swapping dress shirts for refined knits, or dressing the look down with suede loafers or boots. The versatility is intentional, and it is built into the design from the very beginning.

As engagement season leads into spring celebrations, Bespoke Made Suits offers couples a suiting experience that feels timely, romantic, and grounded in real life. Through mobile consultations and their newly launched showroom, clients are invited into a process that is flexible, personal, and designed around real schedules. World-class textiles, thoughtful guidance, and a commitment to inclusive craftsmanship remain at the centre of every commission.

Adam and his team continue to redefine what modern wedding attire looks like on the West Coast. A wedding suit should honour the moment it is created for, while still feeling just as relevant long after the celebration ends.

Follow Bespoke Made Suits on Instagram: @bespokemadesuits.

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An elegant venue, unique florals, and a stunning cake turn this Vancouver wedding shoot into a classic—one that graced the pages of the latest issues of West Coast Weddings magazine. Hycroft Manor boasts a charming beauty that attracts couples from across the world, exchanging vows beneath the stately pillars and peaceful gardens. The exquisite architecture transports couples and their guests to a time when graceful ambiance was all. 

The inspiration for this styled shoot was the soft and muted color palette, focusing on earthy tones and pastels. The look conveys a sense of tranquility and timelessness. The florals are unique and refreshing: blush pink roses complemented with greenery and peach tones. The cake is stunning, and there is detailed work on each tier, along with one bloom. Gold and blush pink dance merrily along the table with hints of Art Deco. We love the antique plates with pretty pink flowers! 

The wedding dress (the Maxine by La Premiere) is so stylish with the tulle bolero. We love the feminine and chic look of the fitted gown and oh-so-slightly naughty lace bodice. The upswept hair and drop pearl earrings perfectly showcase a gorgeous bride. The groom makes sure he comes in top-notch with a full black tuxedo and bowtie.

We are in love with the paper suite showcasing Hycroft Manor itself! And did you see the ribbon on the Bride and Groom’s vow books!? Vow books are a wonderful idea (not to mention a stylish way to remember everything you want to say) to have the memory of your words for each other forever in writing. The blush-colored seals are the crowning touch.

Lavish Luxury at Hycroft Manor inspires couples looking for timeless simplicity, which translates to a luxurious look. Just right for a feature in the latest West Coast Weddings magazine! 

PHOTOS: Anniochan Photography

2nd PHOTOGRAPHER: Fern + Fire Photos

FILM: Raw Elements Production 

FLORALS: Aina Floral

CAKE: Cassandra Cake Co.

PAPER SUITE: Esgee Art + Design

PLANNER: Brianna Lyndsey Events

HMUA: Siugo Makeup & Hairstyle

DÉCOR: Social Birds Events Co 

VENUE: Hycroft Manor 

GOWN: Novelle Bridal Shop 

GROOMWEAR: Herman Menswear 

MODELS: Solomiia + Simon 

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A bride’s style is the ultimate fashion choice in a woman’s life, so it’s no surprise to find unique and trendy designs at West Coast Weddings. This shoot, featured in West Coast Weddings Magazine 2024, flaunted the beauty of the brides and the city. The Vancouver Art Gallery lions were unbothered by the gorgeous fashion but were an amazing backdrop to the streets behind them. 

The stunning shots display the glamour of a pre-wedding shoot, a trend that has traveled to the Western world via the Asian world. Couples are choosing their destinations, which vary from their backyard (easy to do in British Columbia) to flying to their dreams, such as Paris, Bali, Norway, or Hawaii. Others choose spots such as the Great Wall, a volcano, the tops of the mountains, a castle, or London Bridge. Whatever the fantasy, it can be created for a Pre-Wedding Shoot!

Why are couples choosing pre-wedding shoots? It’s a moment in time that many want to have celebrated forever. However, there are actually some great logical reasons as well. First, the couple gets to know their photographer and get relaxed with the camera. Second, couples don’t want to abandon guests on their wedding day to take photos when they are not in the zone. Photos on a wedding day usually revolve around family and the wedding party. So it’s hard to get those romantic epic shots at your wedding venue. Third, who doesn’t want epic shots to show off on your wedding day? Pre-wedding shots are often used as a theme for the actual wedding.

Pre-wedding shoots, while often luxurious (check out this article!), can also be close to home and intimate. Couples can center their shoot around a hobby, their pets, their favorite bar, or their jobs. One of our favorite pre-wedding shoots is underwater, and the bride could not swim! 

One thing is for sure: pre-wedding shots feature some amazing fashion. You can easily rent out-of-this-world gowns just for the day and live the dream of being a fashion model. These gowns would not be functional at an actual wedding, but the sky is the limit for a pre-wedding shoot!  Guys are not left out; a groom can choose colorful suits, tux, and tails. Dare to be unique!

PHOTOS: JuMi Story

MODEL: Liting | PHOTOGRAPHY: JuMi Story | PLANNER: Liting Chan of Paradise Events | MAKEUP & HAIR: Wendy Chu| JUMPSUIT: OUMA Bridal | JEWELRY: Dainy Mello

MODEL: Christy Steven | PHOTOGRAPHY: JuMi Story | GOWN: Lace & Tulips | MAKEUP & HAIR: Momo Liu Makeup & Hair Studio

MODEL: Gina Di | PHOTOGRAPHY: JuMi Story | GOWN: Lace & Tulips | MAKEUP & HAIR: Catherine Chen Makeup | FLORAL: Luminous Floral Studio

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From windswept beaches to elegant urban lofts, West Coast weddings call for hair that feels effortlessly chic, timeless, and just a touch undone. Whether you envision a soft, romantic look or something sleek and modern, these four hair trends are making waves across British Columbia and beyond.

Textured Low Buns

Low buns have long been a bridal staple, but this year they are getting a more relaxed update. Think soft waves tucked into a loose chignon at the nape of the neck, with delicate face-framing tendrils. This style suits everything from minimalist gowns to boho lace dresses, and it pairs beautifully with veils or statement hairpins. The textured low bun is especially practical for West Coast weddings, as it can withstand a breezy ocean ceremony without losing its shape.

Polished Ponytails

Elegant ponytails are stepping firmly into the spotlight for contemporary brides who want a clean, refined silhouette. A sleek ponytail gathered at mid-height or low with a wrapped section of hair around the band creates a sophisticated finish. This look is perfect for showcasing an embellished gown or dramatic earrings, offering a balance of modern style and bridal polish.

Hollywood Waves

Timeless and undeniably glamorous, Hollywood waves are a favourite among brides seeking vintage allure. Cascading, uniform waves parted deeply to one side, flatter every face shape and photograph beautifully. West Coast brides are embracing this style with subtle shine sprays and soft volume, giving a nod to Old Hollywood while keeping the overall effect fresh and romantic.

Effortless Half-Up Styles

Half-up hair has evolved into a laid-back yet elevated choice that feels right at home on the coast. Loose twists, delicate braids, or pinned-back sections allow brides to enjoy the best of both worlds—hair away from the face while maintaining natural movement and volume. Whether accented with fresh flowers, pearl clips, or minimalist pins, the half-up style exudes approachable elegance and suits nearly any wedding backdrop.

The top four wedding hair trends for West Coast brides are waiting for you. Whether your celebration takes place in a forested vineyard or a sleek city venue, these wedding hair trends will help you look stunning and ready to exchange vows! 

Be sure to admire the sophisticated hairstyles of these adorned brides!

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Of course, it would be wonderful if every champagne moment was caught without any planning, but the truth is that the best shots have some thought behind them. Try to imagine where you would like your backdrop for the champagne opening, and have the bottle and glasses set up ahead of time. Make it part of the schedule to run there immediately after the ceremony. Ensure your photographer is well-informed about your preferences by sending ‘photo ideas’ ahead of time.

Opening a bottle of bubbly out of sheer joy is not the only moment that champagne can be used at your wedding. Think champagne toasters, tiny bottles as giveaways, having a glass poured for each guest for a toast, duelling cocktail hour, and during pre-celebrations with bridesmaids. Thankfully, we no longer ‘behead’ the bottles with sabres (yes, that’s from the French), but remember to aim away from anything you might not wish to damage.

The champagne bottle moment is an opportunity for newlyweds to take a little time out of an exciting day for themselves. Be joyful about the ceremony that has just celebrated their love and acknowledge the future that is created. So take the time to be sure you capture your first champagne bubbles as newlyweds – raise a glass to yourselves and the milestone you have reached together!

Photography: Secret Waters Photography | Florals: Bespoke Blossoms | Design/Styling: Brittany Sagal Event Design | Location: Powerhouse | Cake: July’s Girl Cake Co | Skirt: She Wore Flowers Isra Bridal Skirt Jewellery: Emma Glover Design | Stationery: Studio 745 | Decor  + Rentals: Trend Decor Event Design | Tabletop Curated Rentals | Linens: Faire La Fete Linen | Hair and MUA: Every Strand Matters | Artistry by Alexa | Suit: Outlooks For Men | Model: @misty.moss

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