Investing in Forever
Matthew
&
Stephanie
We’re engaged!
Our journey to the altar begins this summer as we look to officially celebrate our engagement with
family and friends.
When
Saturday, July 27, 2024
8 pm - 1 am
Where
Festival Tower
Tower Lounge (10th Floor)
80 John Street
Toronto, ON M5V 3X4
Details
We joyfully request the pleasure of your company for an evening of wine, finger foods, canapés, & music.
This is a post-dinner event with light refreshments & dessert.
Cocktail attire is strongly encouraged.
We kindly request no children.
Information related to parking & accessing the event space is below.
Please confirm your attendance
on the RSVP tab.
For any questions, please contact
Stephanie at 647-328-8817.
Parking
Guests can park in the Festival Tower
underground public parking area for a fee.
The Festival Tower underground public parking can be accessed from the back of the building on Widmer Street (5 Widmer Street, Toronto), which is parallel to John Street. A map can be found below.
Guests can park on P1, P2, and P3; however,
only P1 and P3 have elevator access.
Elevators will bring you to King Street where you will walk east toward John Street, then turn left to access the entrance of the building. Upon entry, you will be greeted by the concierge who will register and grant you access to the 10th floor.
We hope you’ll join us on this special day.
Follow Our Journey
To keep up with the latest engagement and wedding updates, follow us on our official wedding Instagram page: @investinginforever
This emblem was designed to reflect the joining of two people, their histories and their cultures. At the heart of the emblem is the pomegranate, representing the nation of Armenia - Stephanie’s ancestral home. The Scottish thistle, representing Matthew’s paternal lineage, is featured at the top of the emblem, while the artichoke plant, on the upper left side, and the olive branches at the very bottom are a nod to Matthew’s maternal side from the southern part of Italy. The grape vine with its fruits on the lower right portion of the emblem are a nod to both the Armenian and Italian cultures as Armenia is said to have been the birthplace of wine production and Italy currently has a rich wine tradition and is the producer of a selection of renowned wines.