#Vaughan Wedding Venues

[hazeltonmanor]

Choosing the Perfect Wedding Reception Halls for Your Special Day

Your wedding reception is one of the most important events in your life, and finding the perfect wedding reception halls is key to making the day unforgettable. The reception hall is where you, your family, and friends will gather to celebrate your love, so it’s important to choose a venue that reflects your style and meets all your needs. Here’s a guide to help you select the ideal wedding reception halls.

1. Capacity and Layout

One of the first things to consider when choosing a wedding reception hall is its capacity. The venue should be large enough to accommodate all your guests comfortably but not so large that it feels empty or impersonal. Many halls provide maximum capacity information, so be sure to confirm this before booking. Also, consider the layout of the hall. You’ll want to ensure that there’s enough space for a dining area, dance floor, and any other activities, like speeches or a photo booth, that you plan to include.

Additionally, ask about flexible seating arrangements and room customization. Being able to rearrange tables and seating to match your vision can greatly enhance the flow and feel of your event.

2. Location and Accessibility

The location of the wedding reception hall is another important factor. Ideally, it should be convenient for both you and your guests. If your wedding ceremony takes place in a different location, consider the travel time between the two venues. For out-of-town guests, it’s helpful to choose a reception hall that’s near hotels or accommodations. You may also want to look for a venue that offers ample parking or is accessible by public transportation. Ease of access ensures a smooth experience for everyone attending.

3. Style and Ambiance

The style of the wedding reception halls should align with the theme and aesthetic of your wedding. If you’re planning a formal, elegant wedding, look for venues with classic architecture, grand chandeliers, or luxurious décor. For more rustic or laid-back weddings, consider barns, gardens, or halls with a natural, minimalist design. It’s important to choose a venue that fits the vibe you’re trying to create. A beautiful space with the right ambiance can set the tone for the entire evening and enhance the overall experience.

4. Catering and Services

Some wedding reception halls offer in-house catering, while others may require you to bring in your own caterer. If food is a priority for your event, ask about the available catering options and the types of menus they provide. Many venues offer customized menus to suit different tastes and dietary needs. Additionally, consider other services that the venue provides, such as bartending, cake cutting, and waitstaff. The more services a venue offers, the easier it will be to plan your event, and the less you’ll need to coordinate on your own.

5. Amenities and Extras

Modern wedding reception halls often come equipped with a variety of amenities to enhance your event. Ask about things like sound systems, projectors, lighting options, and AV equipment. Having access to quality sound and lighting can make a big difference, especially for dancing, speeches, and entertainment. Some venues also offer bridal suites, coat checks, and valet services, adding an extra layer of convenience and luxury to your big day.

6. Budget

Your wedding budget will play a major role in selecting your wedding reception hall. While you may fall in love with a high-end venue, it’s important to ensure that the price aligns with your overall wedding budget. Reception hall costs can vary significantly depending on location, size, and services offered. Look for a venue that offers a balance between affordability and the features you need. Keep in mind that some venues may have additional fees for things like overtime, corkage, or setup, so be sure to ask about all potential costs upfront.

Conclusion

Choosing the perfect wedding reception halls is an exciting but important task. By considering factors like capacity, location, style, and budget, you can find a venue that matches your vision and ensures a seamless, memorable event. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious ballroom or a charming, rustic hall, the right reception venue will provide the backdrop for the celebration of a lifetime. Make sure to visit the hall in person, ask plenty of questions, and envision how the space will bring your wedding dreams to life. For more details visit our website: www.hazeltonmanor.com

[davissmith8]

Experience elegance at its finest at The Terrace, Vaughan's premier event venue. From weddings to corporate gatherings, our stunning spaces and impeccable service ensure unforgettable experiences. Discover more at https://theterrace.ca/. #EventVenue #Vaughan #Elegance

[namneetkush]

Hilton Garden Inn

The Hilton Garden Inn Toronto/Vaughan hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Vaughan at Highway 400 and Highway 7, minutes from Canada's Wonderland, Vaughan Mills Mall, Yuk Yuks, Dueling Pianos and several multiplex movie theatres. Our hotel is proud to be the only hotel in Vaughan with an 8,000 square foot banquet and conference center , Toscana Banquet Hall. where perfect weddings and memorable meetings happen.

KEY PLAYERS

1. Maintenance Staff: Handles repairs and maintenance of the hotel facilities to ensure a comfortable and safe environment for guests.

2. Event Coordinator: Plans and organizes events, conferences, and weddings held at the hotel.

3. Human Resources Manager: Oversees recruitment, training, and employee relations to ensure a skilled and motivated workforce.

4. Accounting Department: Manages financial transactions, payroll, and budgeting for the hotel.

VENUE

We're off Highway 7, four kilometers from Vaughan Mills Mall and LEGOLAND Discovery Centre, and 10 minutes from Reptilia Zoo. Kortright Centre for Conservation and Canada’s Wonderland are within 15 minutes, and Toronto Pearson International Airport can be reached in just 20 km. Enjoy our restaurant, 24-hour snack shop, indoor pool, and waterslide.

MEETING TYPES

Conferences are large gatherings where people come together to discuss and exchange information on a specific topic. They often include keynote speeches, panel discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities. They can be industry-specific or cover a wide range of topics

[hazeltonmanor]

Elegant Banquet Halls in Vaughan for Unforgettable Events

Experience the charm and sophistication of banquet halls in Vaughan, designed to host a variety of events from weddings to corporate gatherings. Our venues offer spacious layouts, modern amenities, and customizable decor options to suit your unique vision. With exceptional service and attention to detail, we ensure every moment is memorable. Whether you're planning an intimate celebration or a grand affair, Vaughan's banquet halls provide the perfect backdrop for your special occasion. For more details visit our website: www.hazeltonmanor.com

[decotajhons-blog]

Banquet Hall & wedding venues vaughan  With the best wedding hall you can take the pleasure of greeting your guests in suitable manner. However finding the best Banquet Halls option in the market is important; internet has all options available for you. Feel free to share your experience with us, we will love to listen to your requirements.

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[deartouya]

PART I. NARCISSUS: A NEW BEGINNING

✶ next part || series masterlist.

✶ summary: with your kingdom's lack of viable heir to the throne, crumbling alliances, and a war brewing in the south, your father seeks a union with the west, a kingdom rumored to be isolated but strong. despite your reservations, you're determined to make a good impression. to do what's best.

✶ pairing: (kinda)harpy royalty!keigo takami (hawks) x elven royalty!afab!reader (gn pronouns are used for the reader but the concept of the fic is fem coded)

✶ word count: 2.1k

✶ content: mentions of food/eating, arranged marriage but in the loosest sense, my attempt at developing a writing style, me spending too much time focusing on flower meanings that aren't important at all <3 part of @myherokatsuki 's a familiar face collab.

✶ title credit: "peace" by henry vaughan ( link to poem )

YOU HATE THIS. CERTAINTY. Your whole life has been plagued with it. One monotonous day void of choice after the other. You don't know why you expected your marriage to be any different, why you thought your father would grant you that mercy.

“You’ll be needed, today.” You pause at the words, forefinger and thumb pressing painfully into your utensils. It’s the way you’re always addressed—as an order.

“Why?”

It makes him uncomfortable, you notice, his eyes cast pointedly down and turning the ring on his finger, “I want you to meet someone.” 

The potato splits and you can feel yourself tighten—you knew that already. You’d heard the rumours—the union, one the nobles seemed to think warranted a celebration. You just wish he’d call it what it was. 

“You want me to marry someone.” You don’t want to be so resentful, but you can’t help it. The idea of a stranger encroaching on your life, another hand which is sure to force your life on course, angers you.

“The people tire of orders,” your father sighs and you feel him staring past you, “the court finds it in the kingdom's best interest to build a strong alliance with the west. I am… without a proper heir and my death would breed mutiny among the people.” It’s always that, what’s best. “The southern alliance is strong, stronger than we’ll ever be, and it’s in the kingdom's best interest to extend our loyalties.”

You want to scoff, but manage to keep yourself occupied by splitting the rest of your potatoes childishly. The quiet stretches.

“We’ll be hosting him for the season and I expect you to act civilly for the duration of the visit.” You remain silent once again which wrenches another worn sigh from the King, “I really am trying to go about this as amicably as possible, you know. You’ll be without the interruption or input of the court and I’ll be, in turn, visiting the West to make arrangements.” He finds your hand over the table, finding your eyes, “I just ask that you make a decision, one which will foster this alliance.”

That’s not what he means—you think. He means for you to accept the inevitable proposal, one you’re sure will be lackluster and expectant. You can only hope that he’s not unfortunate to look at.

“I understand. Should I be expecting him soon, then?”

You’re to expect him incredibly soon, you learn.

The gardens are beautiful, settled on the cusp of springs and the trees cloying with fruits. You much rather be hidden away between the rose bushes than sitting uncomfortably—incredibly overdressed—to meet the strange you’re expected to marry. You wonder if you’ll be able to pick what you’re wed in, the venue. Probably not.

You hate that you’re just a little bit excited. It’s muted, though, and mostly directed at being back in the summer palace. Your father, who has been exponentially happier than you, thought it best to combine both the prince’s arrival and his own departure.

The King had taken to pacing. He’d walked the floor of the entry hall so many times you’re starting to believe he’s working a whole in the marble. You would’ve thought he’d been awaiting the return of a lover. You wish he was.

You could tell when he arrived easily, your father hurrying to pull you from the plush cushion underneath you. 

It occurs that you have very little expectations of him. No one’d tell you much—his rank and family name—and you have very little to go on. Older, you expect, if he’s been deemed “marriable” and has yet to wed. The thought churns your stomach. 

He’s not.

You can tell he’s had the same learning as you. Your own stiff and purposeful mannerisms echoed on him—shoulders uncomfortably straight and hands practicably placed. His wings, one of the very few things you’d known about him, have suffered the same training. They’re tucked away neatly against his back and you can see the thought it takes to keep them still, crossed and off the floor, in his brow. 

His expression was more unpracticed, though, softer. Warmer. It was like he was always smiling, the ghost of dimples and eyes a little narrowed and you find yourself curious what he’d look like laughing. 

The wings, a notorious staple in his kingdom, were all the more impressive to someone who’d never seen them before. Wide and a deep red. They looked soft—buttery, like the petals of roses—and they glinted under the candles. 

His attendant, you assume, stepped forward with a curt smile, “it’s an honor to introduce his Excellency, Takami Keigo, Prince of the Western Kingdoms.” He, Keigo, squirms halfway through the title, the rich red of his feathers twitching minutely. 

The King smiles, nodding into a bow, “it’s a pleasure to be hosting your Highness.” His eyes cut to you and you follow him into a bow quickly, blood rushing to your ears.

Keigo squirms more, attempting to hide it behind a wide and easy smile, “please, the honor is mine. There’s no need for such formality.” His voice is soft, quieter than you would’ve expected but nice.

Sharp eyes meet your own and his smile softens a little. He approaches you slowly, as if you were something skittish, and offers a hand, “If I may?”

Your own hand slides into his and his thumb rubs over the bumps of your knuckles, “It’s nice to finally meet you.” He seems genuine this close, smile smaller and eyes heavy.

You hum slowly, returning his introduction. He repeats the name against the back of your hand, lips smoothing into a smile. “It’s nice to meet you, too, your highness.” He deflates at the use of his title before he straightens himself before you.

You see very little of Keigo before the ball—purposefully, you assume. He dines with you, keeping himself politely sat an arms-length away and easily carrying conversation with your father. 

It'd be easier if he wasn’t so… him. If he was rude or was unpleasant, it'd give you a reason to hate him. A reason for his disinterest. But he wasn't. He was kind and polite and seemed to get along with everyone in the palace. You hated it.

He joined you in the gardens afterwards. You’d hoped he would, deep down. There was a twisting part of you that wanted him to like you, to find your company pleasing. So you were all the more pleased that he did, “you’re too quiet, unless you were trying to sneak up on me.”

He laughed, warm and bright but still… calculated. “It wasn’t my intention—may I?” He tucks in next to you when you nod. His hands lace together and you notice they’re different, too. His nails are much darker than your own and sharp, thicker you think. “Do you like flowers?” You snort and Keigo’s chin knocks against his collarbones.

“Sorry—yes, I do like flowers.” You could notice a lot about him this close. His hair, duller in the dark, seems sinfully soft and feathery where it’s curled around his ears. The skin of his nose and cheeks, which seemed nearly inhumanly smooth and warm, was dotted in freckles. “Narcissus’ are my favorite.”

His eyes, thickly framed by dark markings and heavy lashes, crinkle into a smile, “they’re lovely, like little trumpets.” 

You think he’s gotten closer since he first joined you, warmth rolling off of him and seeping into your very bones. You shrink back, just a little, and smile, “and what about you?” He makes a soft little hm which sends another wave of warmth through you. “What’s your favorite flower?”

“Oh! Honeysuckle,” he replies, cheeks dimpling into another smile, “simple flowers.” 

He’d insisted on escorting you back inside, as well as insist that you call him, “Keigo—formality makes me itch.”

Your father’s departure was due soon and so the expectation of marriage weighed heavier as the banquet was planned around you. You were glad it would be small, only the King and his advisors, very few nobles you’d have to perform for. 

The dressings you’re expected to wear are laid out for you. Soft and velveteen fabrics covered in little details. They’ve dressed you to match him.

Your only mercy was that the event wasn’t being seen as formal. You wouldn’t need to suffer through each noble's introductions or present yourself. It was for Keigo and your father.

Keigo is, predictably, swarmed when you finally make your way into the hall. The carefulness is back, hands kept tucked away at his sides and a bright smile on his face, coaxing himself through easy laughs. 

Something odd overtakes his face when your eyes meet—something new. The bridge of his nose warms and his eyes round at the corners. It’s strange, like something you’d only ever seen carved in marble or in the portraits lining the corridors. 

You barely have the chance to look over your shoulder, sure he’s staring past you, before he’s in front of you. His hands find your forearms when you jump, smiling widely, “got ya.”

Keigo’s grin only widens when you huff, “you didn’t startle me.”

“Aww, it looked like I did, sweetheart.” You school yourself, refusing to let the earnestness of his voice sway you. But, still you don’t shy away from the hand that finds your chin, “you look good.”

You scoff softly as your own hand curls around his wrist, “you look nice, too.” 

You regret the compliment as he falls into an open smirk, thumb swiping over your cheek as the other clutches the fabric covering his sternum, “aww dove, you flatter me.” 

“I take it back.”

“Too late! You’ve already made me swoon, I’m afraid.” 

Your retaliation is interrupted by the swell of music, warm and slow. Keigo’s eyes brighten before he turns to face you fully. He wants to dance. You scramble for an excuse, something to worm your way out of his grasp so you can hide behind the banquet table and occupy your time with rolls.

But he catches your hands before you can try.

“Do you trust me?” No. Not really, but you let your hand meet his nonetheless. Because you could—trust him. He moves you easily, hands adjusting your wrist before falling to rest, wide and warm, against the small of your back. “You’re the only person I know here, sweetheart.”

You ignore the warmth of the nickname, undeserved, and your brows pinch as you let him guide, feet moving easily to echo his own. He’s concentrating on his feet, letting his wings move minutely behind him. The steps were easy, made even more so by Keigo’s hands. “Not well,” you answer as you let him guide you in a spin. 

Keigo huffs, eyes narrowing minutely, “no, but I’d like to.”

“I mean, you have to,” your voice is airy, teasing, but he knows you meant it. His brows pinch together as another swell of music sends you away from, only the tips of your fingers touching as you rotate. “I imagine my father has pushed for us to ‘know each other’, right?”

Keigo’s quiet and you can see him thinking, turning softly in the circle. He’s pretty, classically so. He’s neater today than he was in the gardens, hair arrayed in more purposeful curls and fingers banded in gold rings which press cooly into your skin. He huffs again, seeming to have found something in your face.

“That’s not what I meant,” he sounds exasperated, taking advantage of the music to pull you into him. “I mean you’re the only one I know here—the only one I hold any loyalties for.” Another spin brings you closer, chest against his own. “We might have to get to know one another, but I’d like to be the place your loyalties lie, as well.” 

You’re separated shortly, then pressed right back against him.

“I don’t want you to force yourself to be around me, I want you to choose to.” His eyes were soft, sickeningly so and focused solely on you. You’re beginning to feel a little like he’d pried open your chest. “I want you to be able to trust me—to want me, if you’re willing.”

He pulls you even closer as the music slows, cheek sliding against your temple and his heart beating against your sternum. You can feel the stutter in his breath, the way his hand twitches nervously against your back.

“Keigo,” he seems to brighten at the use of his name, feathers ruffling behind him, and he tilts himself towards you. “I… I do want to get to know you, without the obligations of my father.”

His wings flutter and the earnestness bleeds from his eyes into his voice, "that's all I ask."

[perfectlysassypoetry]

01. Sidney Bechet — Petit Fleur 02. Miles Davis — Venus De Milo 03. Sarah Vaughan — When Sunny Get's Blue 04. Eddie Harris — Moonglow 05. Coleman Hawkins — Solitude 06. Sarah Vaughan — Garden in the Rain 07. Lena Horne — More Than You Know 08. Count Basie — April in Paris 09. Eddie Harris — The More I See You 10. Joe Williams — Five O'clock in the Morning 11. Thelonious Monk — 'Round Midnight 12. Stanley Turrentine — Brown Eyed Woman 13. Count Basie — One O'clock Jump 14. Coleman Hawkins — Mood Indigo 15. Charlie Mingus — Yesterdays 16. Stanley Turrentine — Wedding Bell Blues 17. Sonny Stitt — In a Mellow Tone 18. Art Blakey — Angel Eyes 19. Lionel Hampton — Fun 20. Charlie Mingus — I Can't Get Started 21. Miles Davis — Moose the Mooch 22. Ella Fitzgerald — Lover Come Back to Me 23. Charlie Parker — Four Brothers 24. Ahmad Jamal — Poinciana 25. Sonny Stitt — The Way You Look Tonight 26. Lionel Hampton — Air Mail Special 27. Al Jarreau — Ain't No Sunshine 28. Dizzy Gillespie — Our Delight 29. Kenny Clarke & His 52nd Street Boys — 52nd Street Theme 30. Dizzy Gillespie — Salt Peanuts 31. Stan Getz Quartet — Opus De Bop 32. Charlie Parker — Bird of Paradise 33. Bud Powell — Blues in Bebop 34. Lennie Tristano Trio — Atonement 35. Miles Davis — Milestones 36. Art Blakey, The Jazz Messengers — The Thin Man 37. Stan Getz Quartet — Don't Worry 'Bout Me 38. Erroll Garner Trio — White Rose Bounce 39. Dexter Gordon — Dexter's Deck 40. Coleman Hawkins — Rifftide 41. Howard McGhee — Mop Mop 42. Gene Krupa — How High the Moon 43. Woody Herman — Four Brothers 44. Claude Thornhill — Yardbird Suite 45. Dizzy Gillespie — Things to Come 46. Billy Eckstine — Cool Breeze 47. Charles Mingus, Lionel Hampton — Mingus Fingers 48. Charlie Parker Septet — Night in Tunisia 49. Coleman Hawkins — Hollywood Stampede 50. Lester Young — Lester Leaps In 51. George Shearing Quartet — Afraid of You 52. James Moody — Moody Speaks 53. Ray Brown — Boppin' the Blues 54. Miles Davis — Half Nelson 55. Don Byas Quartet — Cherokee 56. Sonny Stitt — Boppin' a Riff 57. Duke Ellington — In a Sentimental Mood 58. Erroll Garner Trio — It's the Talk of the Town 59. Chet Baker, Gerry Mulligan Quartet — Nights at the Turntable 60. Eartha Kitt — C'est Si Bon 61. Nat King Cole Trio — Peaches 62. Doris Day — Someone Like You 63. Glenn Miller — A String of Pearls 64. Peggy Lee — I've Got You Under My Skin 65. Gil Melle — Newport News 66. Nat King Cole — Lover Come Back to Me ! 67. Billy May — Lean Baby 68. Nellie Lutcher — That'll Just About Knock Me Out 69. Bob Crosby — Once in a While 70. Ray Anthony — Dancing in the Dark 71. Les Paul — Blue Skies 72. Benny Carter & His Orchestra — The Song Is You 73. Duke Ellington, Betty Roche — Take the 'A' Train 74. Wynton Kelly — Moonlight in Vermont 75. Charlie Parker — Why Do I Love You 76. Kay Starr — I've Got the World on a String 77. Laurindo Almeida, Bud Shank — Stairway to the Stars 78. Bud Powell — I Should Care 79. Mel Torme — It's Too Late Now 80. Art Blakey, The Jazz Messengers — Doodlin' 81. Alma Cogan — Make Love to Me 82. Ahmad Jamal — Perfidia 83. Doris Day — Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone 84. Nat King Cole — Walking My Baby Back Home 85. Jo Stafford — The Best Things in Life Are Free 86. Sunny Sunday Jazz — Pro Defunctus 87. Miles Davis — Godchild 88. Dinah Washington — Mad About the Boy 89. The Bud Powell Trio — Somebody Loves Me 90. Mel Torme — You're a Heavenly Thing 91. Frank Sinatra — I Get a Kick out of You 92. Doris Day — Lullaby of Broadway 93. Bob Crosby — Song of the Island 94. Glenn Miller — Serenade in Blue 95. Tommy Dorsey — Song of India 96. Camille Howard — Has Your Love Grown Cold 97. Mel Torme — Sonny Boy 98. Woody Herman — Early Autumn 99. Ray Anthony — Swingin' on Campus 100. Benny Goodman — Big John's Special

[parkviewmanor]

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[castelloristorante-blog]

Get in touch with Castello Ristorante, if you are looking for best wedding venues in Vaughan? They have romantic, Italian-inspired decor theme for your occasion. For more, visit them today!

[hazeltonmanor]

Elegant Banquet Room Vaughan for Unforgettable Events

Experience the perfect setting for your next gathering at our exquisite Banquet Room Vaughan. Designed to accommodate both intimate celebrations and larger events, this versatile space features modern décor, customizable layouts, and state-of-the-art amenities. With dedicated staff to assist you, we ensure every detail is tailored to your vision. Whether it's a wedding, corporate meeting, or special celebration, our banquet room offers the ideal ambiance for unforgettable memories. For more details visit our website: www.hazeltonmanor.com

[davissmith8]

Unlocking Unforgettable Moments: Vaughan's Premier Wedding Venues

In the heart of Vaughan, where dreams weave seamlessly with romance, lies a tapestry of exquisite wedding venues that define elegance and enchantment. As a seasoned marketing manager with a decade of experience, I've witnessed the evolution of Vaughan Banquet Halls, and it's my pleasure to guide you through the array of choices that make this city a treasure trove for couples seeking the perfect celebration.

Vaughan Wedding Venues: A Symphony of Splendor

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Nestled amidst the lush landscapes and picturesque backdrops, Vaughan's wedding venues stand as testaments to architectural brilliance and timeless beauty. Each venue is a unique canvas waiting to be painted with the brushstrokes of your love story.

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Imagine exchanging vows under a canopy of twinkling lights, surrounded by the serenity of Vaughan's nature-rich locales. Wedding Venues Vaughan offer the ideal setting for couples who seek to craft memories that last a lifetime. From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, the diversity of options ensures that every couple finds their perfect match.

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For those who cherish tradition, Vaughan banquet halls seamlessly blend classic charm with modern amenities. These halls serve as the canvas for cultural ceremonies and time-honored rituals, preserving the essence of tradition while providing a luxurious experience for couples and their guests.

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Vaughan Wedding Venues are more than just spaces; they are experiences waiting to unfold. Imagine a banquet hall transformed into a fairy-tale setting, with impeccable service and attention to detail ensuring that every moment is a celebration of love. The versatility of Vaughan wedding venues caters to a spectrum of tastes, from opulent opulence to rustic romance.

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10 Years of Marketing Excellence:

Drawing from a decade of experience in the wedding industry, I've witnessed the evolution of Vaughan's wedding scene. From quaint and cozy to grand and glamorous, my journey has allowed me to collaborate with the finest establishments, ensuring that each venue is not just a space but an immersive experience for couples and their loved ones.

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As a marketing manager, I understand the importance of personalization. Wedding Venue Vaughan offer a canvas where your unique love story can unfold. From customized décor to tailored culinary experiences, every detail is an opportunity to infuse your personality into the celebration.

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In the tapestry of life, weddings are the threads that weave unforgettable moments. Vaughan's wedding venues offer the perfect backdrop for your love story, combining tradition with modern luxury, and my decade of marketing expertise ensures that your celebration is nothing short of perfection.

Whether you envision an intimate affair or a grand spectacle, Vaughan's wedding venues stand ready to transform your dreams into reality. Embrace the enchantment, savor the elegance, and let your love story unfold in the city that epitomizes romance – Vaughan.

[decotajhons-blog]

Wedding Venue Woodbridge & Vaughan banquet hall

Wedding halls are now emerging to be the best place to plan all kind of events. With time several wedding halls are coming up in the business with new facilities as well as enmities. Common people from around the world are now showing interest to book wedding halls or Banquet Hall for all kind of events as well as occasions. There are attractive new packages coming up with these wedding halls which can make any occasion memorable.

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[thorne93]

The Softest Fire (Part 28 - FINAL)

Prompt: Rosaline Vaughan had it all: fame, money, power, glory, a high status job. Until, one day, she woke up, and realized something was missing from her life.

Word Count: 1540

Warnings: none

Notes: First Fantastic Beast fic! I could NOT have done this at all without @arrow-guy​​​​. They have created a counterpart to this fic, writing it from Nora Vaughan’s perspective (Rosaline’s cousin/adopted sister). Fic aesthetic done by @mrs-dragneel-stark-solo​​​​.

The night after the duel with Grindelwald, I was at Newt’s flat. He asked if I’d join him for dinner. I agreed happily. Nora had heard of what happened and spent the greater part of the day grilling me and reprimanding me. 

Now though, it was only Newt and I in his flat. 

He and I were eating what was a lovely home made meal and I could tell he was nervous about something. But then again, he very rarely ever made me dinner so I assumed it was about his cooking skills.

“If you want, I could cook next time, since it appears to have you riddled with anxiety,” I remarked, trying to lighten the mood. He seemed to be sweating bullets.

“What? Oh, hmm, no that’s not it,” he assured. 

“What is it then?”

He waved it off, shaking his head. “Nothing, it’s nothing. Would you like some dessert?”

“Sure, that’d be lovely.” 

He got up and stood behind me at his counter before I heard a bit of a commotion behind me. 

“Newt?” I said, turning around in my chair to see what was going on. 

“One moment!” he said quickly as he wrestled with a niffler. “Give it back you wicked little thing.” 

“What? Oh, does he have that gold spoon again? I told you to hide it.” 

“I know, I never listen,” he struggled to say before the niffler wiggled out of his grasp and went bounding down the stairs. “Be right back,” he huffed out before jogging after the thing. 

I raised one eyebrow. “Alright.” I helped myself to a bit of a strawberry dessert that was left out. Just as I was plating it, I heard a small crash coming from downstairs. “Oh, for Merlin’s sake, I better go help him.” I descended the stairs. “Honestly, Newt, those things need to be in a steel cage. They’re practically--”

I stopped dead in my tracks as I saw Newt pull a ring box out of a Niffler’s pouch. 

Newt heard me and his head whipped my way. He was about to put the ring box back in his pocket before he embarrassingly waved and said, “Right, well, hello there. Uh, no sense in hiding it. You’ve seen it now. I had a ring in my pocket, in which the niffler smelled out the jewelry and stole it.”

“Oh my God,” I gasped. My eyes filled with tears immediately. I went to speak again but he stopped me, holding up his hand.

“Wait, before you say anything, I want to do this as properly as I can. I had something planned out but the niffler very clearly destroyed that.” He shot a look of disdain to the small creature that simply looked back at him. He returned his attention to you and took a deep breath. “Now is as good a time as any I suppose.” He looked down as if thinking to himself before getting down on one knee. “I’m probably not very good at this. Theseus tried to tell me what to do. In fact, he told me not to ramble, but Rosaline, I’m not sure how that’s not possible to do with you around. You make me both a bumbling fool and a well-spoken man. I can focus better with you around but I also can’t think clearly at all. It confuses me on the daily, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. When you first came to me asking to be my assistant, I didn’t think you weren’t capable of doing the job. Far from it. I thought you might surpass me. I watched you excel at everything you did at Hogwarts. I witnessed you propel to the top of your field at the Ministry. You even earned the love of dozens of children at the Ministry. I never worried you couldn’t do the job. That was never the issue. I worried you’d put me out of a job. Your compassion is so fierce and soft. We’ve known each other most of our lives and I regret to say it took you almost dying before my eyes to make me realize I don’t want to live another day without you as my wife. So will you, Rosaline Vaugan, the most beautiful, talented, intelligent witch, take this humble Magizoologist as your husband?”

All I could do was stare in awe. The most compassionate, wonderful, intelligent, sweet, kind-hearted, faithful, forthright man I’d ever known wanted to have me as his wife? I’d get the absolute glory and honor of calling Newton Scamander my husband? I must’ve been dreaming. 

Finally, I managed to say, “Of course I’ll marry you, Newt, nothing could make me happier.” 

He stood and smiled a face splitting smile before taking me in his arms and twiling me around. He pulled away from me for a moment only to admire my face and kiss me. The sensation filled me with pure light and joy. 

“This is the happiest day of my life,” he announced. 

“As it is mine,” I agreed. “For the record though, no one could ever surpass your genius for creatures, darling. You love them too much. Not even I, with all my talent and skill, could outshine that.”

He grinned at me and I grinned back, feeling the sensation of utter euphoria wrap around us. Without hesitation, I kissed him again, the feeling surrounding me. 

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Shortly after we announced our engagement, Theseus and Nora were engaged to be wed as well. 

Wedding plans went underway for me and I made Nora my maid-of-honor, and Thesus was Newt’s best man. 

Once news of Grindelwald’s arrest made the papers, my campaign for Minister practically ran itself. Nearly everyone wanted me to serve as Minister for Magic and it was very humbling. I was voted into office before our wedding ever took place but I didn’t let it interfere with my plans of making Newt my husband. 

We decided to have a rather typical wedding affair with a wizard reception to follow. 

Newt and I stood at an altar, taking each other's hands as I stood in a gorgeous, one of a kind satin and jeweled wedding dress. Newt stood in front of me with a dark blue suit. He’d never looked more handsome, dashing, or lovable in that moment. 

I gazed at him with love in my eyes like I never had before, and I could see the adoration in his gaze. All I’d ever wanted in this life was to be loved by someone. Someone was utterly perfect as Newt and I got my wish. 

We said our vows and the best words I ever spoke in my life were, “I do,” as the minister asked if I took Newt as my husband. He announced us as husband and wife and we turned to exit the church. 

We made our way to a special venue that Nora and Theseus were setting up for us and our guests. The reception, as with all things in my life, were over the top. I wanted as many chandeliers as the place could hold, with all the tame creatures we could have around us. All my favorite  flowers covered every surface that wasn’t reserved for seating or eating. Nora had an enchantment going non stop that looked as if glitter were falling from the sky. The whole place was a merriment of beautiful wonders.

As we entered the building, away from prying eyes, Newt stole me away to a dark hallway for a moment and peered at me. His hands were on either side of my face. 

“I hope you know that I love you, above all else in this world. You continue to amaze and impress me every day. Your love knows no bounds and I’m so proud to call you my wife.”

“And I am so proud to have you as my husband. I wish I had told you sooner that I loved you and perhaps this happy day could’ve arrived earlier for us. But I’m glad our story unfolded the way it did,” I stated. 

“Me too,” he agreed. “Thank you for becoming my wife.”

“Thank you for asking me. You’ve given me everything I’ve ever wanted and more.” 

“It’s the least I could do for you becoming the best assistant anyone has ever seen.” 

I smiled at him, my joy evident on my face. “I have no idea how I became so lucky to be loved by you.” 

“You were just yourself. You insisted on taking a job offer I had posted and I would be a fool not to take you up on your confident offer. Your lovely, fierce, compassionate self. Anyone would be a fool not to love the soft fire that burns inside you,” he commented softly.

“Then I am glad you’re not a fool.” I conjured a glass of champagne in my hand and his. “To the best job interview that led to the most wonderful destinations.” I raised my glass. 

“To best interviews, and even better interviewees. The world is a better, safer, more loving place because you are in it.” 

We clinked glasses before smiling to melt into each other’s arm for our first married kiss - one of many to come.

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