Montreal, QC
Maison Principale Wedding: A Persian-Scottish Love Story
A Sofreh Aghd laid out in a white room, and a short escape downtown between ceremony and dinner.
A Persian-Scottish wedding at Maison Principale, where a deliberately plain room let a table full of symbols carry the whole ceremony.
When Tara and Luke tied the knot at Maison Principale in Montreal, they brought together the best of their Persian and Scottish heritages in a celebration that was both deeply personal and incredibly vibrant. The Sofreh Aghd was a breathtaking centerpiece for the ceremony, meticulously arranged with symbolic elements. Every detail of the Sofreh carried a deeper meaning, and it was clear how much care and love had gone into its creation. The ceremony itself was intimate and emotional, with Tara and Luke surrounded by family and friends as they embarked on this new chapter together.
Once the festivities at Maison Principale were underway, the three of us slipped away for a short time to capture some photos in downtown Montreal. The city’s urban charm provided a stunning contrast to the elegance of their ceremony.
Maison Principale was the perfect setting for such a unique and culturally rich wedding. Its elegant, understated design provided a beautiful canvas for Tara and Luke’s vision, allowing their traditions to shine.
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