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For the bride · Toronto and the GTA

Before the vows, before the guests, a candlelit room that is only hers.

Three ways in
Vellora V mark

Three doors
for the days before.

Vellora brings candlelight, warm botanicals and a trained practitioner to her home, her hotel suite or her venue. Open the door that is hers.

The Bride's RitualHers aloneBridal Party RitualsSide by sideRitual CornerShowers and bachelorettes
A woman in champagne silk seated in a boucle chair as late window light falls across floor length curtains and roses in a pale vase

For her alone

The Bride's Ritual

The days before, or the morning of.

Ninety minutes that belong to no one else. A Vellora practitioner arrives at her home or her hotel suite with candlelight, warm botanical oils and soft linens, and the room goes quiet around her.

We bring everything and clear everything, so the suite is hers again before the day begins. She chooses the ritual.

Plan her ritualOr reserve a date now
An empty candlelit room with a draped bed, a path of dark petals across the floor, and warm light pooling through layered curtains

For her closest people

Bridal Party Rituals

Side by side, before the big day.

Her mother, her sister, the friends who will stand beside her. Each receives a ritual of her own, side by side in one candlelit room, and the same quiet settles over all of them.

No speeches and no schedule. Ninety unhurried minutes together, at home, in a hotel suite or in the house you have rented for the weekend.

Plan a ritual for her party

Inside our ritual corner

A Vellora practitioner in burgundy stepping through velvet curtains into the ritual corner for a warm hand ritual

For the shower or the bachelorette

Ritual Corner
for showers and bachelorettes.

We turn a corner of the venue or the home into a room apart, with velvet drapery, candlelight and rose petals. Through the celebration, each guest is called in for a short ritual of the hands, neck and shoulders, and the bride receives a full ninety minutes of her own.

  • 8 to 10 guests
  • Two practitioners
  • 3 to 4 hours

An oil bar can be added, where each guest blends a scent of her own to take home. We set it all, and clear it all.

Plan her cornerSee the full shower evening

For the wedding morning

A room full of voices

Sealed in wine wax with the V.

At every ritual corner, each guest is given paper, a pen and a few quiet minutes to write to the bride. What she has watched her become. What she wishes for her.

The letters are folded, sealed and sent home with her, to be opened on the morning she marries, before anyone else arrives.

It wasn’t like any regular massage or facial. It was actually a ritual. Every detail felt intentional, thoughtful, and deeply nurturing.

Taniya · Rose Devotion
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Before you ask

What the bride,
and her maid of honour, ask.

Where does the house come?
To her home, her hotel suite, a rented house for the weekend or the venue itself, anywhere in Toronto and the GTA.
Which ritual can the bride choose?
Stillness, Rose Devotion or Peony. Each is ninety minutes, with its own scent, candles and guided audio.
Who arrives?
Always women. Licensed or certified, trained in Vellora's rituals, background checked and insured.
What does it cost?
Every wedding is shaped to its rooms and its people, so the house shares the price once it knows yours. We reply within 48 hours.

Planning her days before

Tell us
about the bride.

A date, a place and who will gather are enough to begin. We reply within 48 hours.

I of VII

Your details stay with the house and are used only to reply to you. You can also write directly to hello@vellora.ca.

Further into the house

Before you go, the rest of the house.

Walk towardThe RitualsFour rooms, four different silences

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