A Modern, Artful Celebration at the Gardiner Museum Wedding Venue
Jennifer and Phil’s wedding at the Gardiner Museum wedding venue was a masterclass in simplicity, design, and thoughtful detail. Located in the heart of Toronto, the Gardiner Museum offers a modern backdrop for couples who love clean lines, beautiful architecture, and an artistic atmosphere. Jennifer and Phil embraced all of that and more.
Their ceremony took place in the Terrace Room, a bright, contemporary space that normally acts as the museum’s third-floor restaurant. With floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking The ROM, it was the perfect setting for an intimate exchange of vows. A deconstructed floral arch framed the couple beautifully - a modern, textural design that added softness without overwhelming the space.
As guests enjoyed cocktails in the main-floor lobby, the Terrace Room was transformed for the reception. Long rectangular tables replaced the ceremony chairs, creating a warm, inviting dinner setting. The deconstructed arch stayed in place behind the couple’s table, tying the ceremony and reception together with subtle continuity, an effortless detail that made the room feel cohesive and complete.
What made this Toronto museum wedding so striking was its simplicity. Jennifer and Phil opted for a clean, uncluttered design, allowing pattern and colour to do the talking. Their stationery pieces, (menus, table numbers, and signage) introduced modern patterns and graphic texture, while florals added vibrant colour that played beautifully against the neutral tones of the museum.
Every element felt intentional, balanced, and beautifully understated. Jennifer and Phil’s Gardiner Museum wedding proves that when you focus on quality details and cohesive design, you can create an atmosphere that’s both elegant and deeply personal, no excess required.
Photography by Christine Lim, florals by Flower 597, stationery by Koket Design, cake by Joni and Cake.
