An Elevated Rooftop Wedding at The Stack in Vancouver

There’s something about a rooftop wedding in Vancouver that feels effortlessly cinematic, the skyline, the light, and the sense of being above the city while still fully part of it. This celebration at The Stack Rooftop embraced that balance perfectly.

The Look

K wanted to feel like an elevated version of herself, while highlighting her natural features.

We created this look by applying the following products from Stila Cosmetics, Glo Skin Beauty and Make Up For Ever:

Glowing Skin

– Illuminating Primer with an Angled Complexion Brush
– Luminous Foundation with a Beauty Blender
– Under Eye Duo to correct, conceal, and brighten with a Camouflage Concealer Brush
– Set with Luminous Setting Powder with a Duet Fiber Blending Brush
– Spritzed Mist & Fix to lock the makeup in place

Soft Neutral Eyes

– Aqua Resist Brown Gel to fluff, fill, and shape
– Elemental Palette on the lids
– Stay All Day Smudge & Set Liner in Lionfish to softly define the lash line
– Huge Waterproof Mascara for gorgeous natural volume

Pink Flush Accents

– Mineral Blush in Sheer Petal with a Powder Blush Brush
– Sunkiss Bronzer with Perfecting Powder Brush
– Heavens Hue Highlighter in Kitten with a Dual Contour & Highlighter Brush
– Cream Glaze Crayon in Bonjour for a perfect nude lip

We created this hair style using the following products from Kevin Murphy:

Hollywood Waves

– Powder Puff for volume
– Doo Over for lasting volume and hold with a softer look and feel
– Finished with Shimmer Me Blonde for an all day gloss

The Dress

The bride wore the Marisol gown by Jenny Yoo from Everly Bridal. The gown featured a clean, strapless neckline and a softly structured bodice that felt both modern and timeless. The silhouette flowed into a sleek, elongated slit skirt with subtle movement, creating an elegant line without unnecessary detail.

The Florals & Decor

Florals and décor by Divine Decor featured a cohesive palette of all white blooms, including roses, seasonal textures, and airy greenery to create depth and softness against the architectural setting. The design balanced structure and movement, resulting in a refined, modern feel that complemented the rooftop without overpowering it.