- Gauche Weddings

- Jul 17
- 4 min read
Updated: Nov 10
There are some weddings where the venue, the people, and the energy all click into place. Becca and Steve’s Belcroft Estate wedding was one of those days—romantic, a little wild on the dance floor, and completely them.
Belcroft Estate, just north of Toronto, is already a dream backdrop for a wedding film. Tree-lined lanes, open fields, and a historic barn give you that “destination” feeling without leaving Ontario. Add two people who can’t stop laughing together, and you’ve got a story we were very excited to tell.

A Walk Down the Tree-Lined Lane
One of our favourite moments from their film happens before guests even see them.
Becca and Steve slipped away to the tree-lined path that runs through Belcroft’s property. The sky was soft, the leaves just starting to turn, and everything went quiet for a second. No speeches, no timeline—just the two of them exhaling and taking it all in.
For video, this kind of space matters. The long path pulls your eye straight to them, so every frame feels intimate even though we’re outdoors. Their kiss in the middle of that lane became a visual motif we came back to throughout the edit—calm, grounded, and completely in love.

Saying “I Do” Under the Trees
Belcroft’s outdoor ceremony space is tucked under a canopy of trees, and it felt like the perfect setting for Becca and Steve’s vows.
Guests gathered along the aisle in white chairs, framed by greenery and florals. When the ceremony finished, Steve dipped Becca into a kiss as their friends and family stood and cheered around them. It’s the kind of moment you feel in real time, but it’s also exactly what we’re looking for as filmmakers: movement, emotion, and a crowd reacting all at once.
Later, their “you may now kiss the bride” moment happened between two classic white doors dressed in greenery—a simple detail that looked incredible on camera. The doors gave the ceremony a sense of entrance and exit, like they were literally stepping into this new chapter together.


A Barn Reception That Turned Into a Party
If you’ve ever wondered whether a barn wedding can feel elevated and cinematic—the answer is yes.
As the sun went down, everyone headed into Belcroft’s barn for the reception. Warm light, wood beams, and a sparkling chandelier overhead created a cozy, golden glow that made the dance floor feel like its own little universe.
At some point in the night, the energy shifted from “wedding reception” to “full-blown celebration.” The room erupted into the Horah, and Becca and Steve were lifted into the air—chairs and all—surrounded by friends shouting, dancing, and clapping under the chandelier. Those shots are pure movement and joy—exactly the kind of footage that makes a wedding film feel alive.

Portraits Around the Estate
Between the ceremony and reception, we wandered across the property with Becca and Steve—just enough time for them to breathe, sip a drink, and let us steal a few more frames.
A quiet kiss on the same tree-lined path, now with leaves scattered underfoot.
A wide drone-style perspective of them in front of the barn, its warm light glowing from inside while greenery climbs the exterior.
Small gestures you might miss in real time—her hand on his lapel, his thumb tracing her shoulder, the way they look at each other right after a joke.
These are the moments that become the emotional spine of the film. When we cut between their vows, the cheers of their guests, and these quieter portraits, you really feel the day rather than just watching it.


Why We Love Filming at Belcroft Estate
From a videographer’s perspective, Belcroft Estate is a bit of a playground:
Varied backdrops in one location – orchards, lanes, open fields, and the barn mean your film never feels like it was shot in one corner of a property.
Soft, flattering light – the tree canopy and open sky create beautiful natural light for both video and photos.
Indoor–outdoor flow – moving from outdoor ceremony to barn reception gives your film a natural arc: quiet, emotional beginnings that build into a high-energy finale.
For couples planning a Belcroft Estate wedding, it’s the ideal spot if you love the idea of a countryside celebration that still feels modern and timeless on camera.

Our Approach to Becca & Steve’s Wedding Film
With Becca and Steve, our goal was to create something that felt like them: relaxed, joyful, and just a little bit cinematic.
We kept our direction light so they could stay present with each other and their guests.
We focused on authentic audio—vows, speeches, and off-hand comments that reveal their personalities.
We layered in wide establishing shots of the estate so the film always feels grounded in place.
The result is a wedding film that doesn’t just show what happened at Belcroft Estate—it lets you feel what it was like to be there.

Planning Your Own Belcroft Estate Wedding Film
With Becca and Steve, our goal was to create something that felt like them: relaxed, joyful, and just a little bit cinematic.
We kept our direction light so they could stay present with each other and their guests.
We focused on authentic audio—vows, speeches, and off-hand comments that reveal their personalities.
We layered in wide establishing shots of the estate so the film always feels grounded in place.
The result is a wedding film that doesn’t just show what happened at Belcroft Estate—it lets you feel what it was like to be there.

Thinking about a wedding at Belcroft Estate?
Get in touch and let’s talk about how we can film it in a way that feels like you.











