THE HISTORIC VILLAGE OF UNIONVILLE

Since I celebrated my first year engagement anniversary two days ago, allow me to take you to where Vince and I had our prenuptial pictorial.

A little outside the city of Toronto lies a charming historic community called Unionville.  With its heritage dating back to 1794, the quaint Main Street displays structures virtually unchanged from way back 217 years ago, including art galleries, restaurants, pubs and shops.  Unionville attracts thousands of visitors each year during the Unionville Festival.

Vince and I had our engagement shoot at Unionville's 33-hectare Toogood Pond Park.  This park has many point of interests including the pond which is home to many Canada geese, ducks, fish and other wildlife.  Around the pond are beautiful walkways, park benches and picnic tables.  There is a man-made dam that has waterfalls.  There is also a store where you can enjoy an ice cream or refreshment while sitting on the adjoining patio overlooking the pond.  Encircling the pond is a walkway good for leisure walks.  You will also find small bridges within the park.  The changing color of leaves in the fall season completed the picturesque backdrop of our engagement shoot.

Photo credits to our awesome photographer, Jennifer Newberry, who made the entire shoot fun and relaxed without any itsy bitsy awkward moment at all, in front of and behind her lens.  Please note that I reduced the pixel size of these photos for uploading purposes, and that actual quality is way, way better.  Enjoy viewing :)

 

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