A field guide to where Ontario marries.
A partial, opinionated record of the venues we have filmed and the ones we recommend most often. Each edition is written first-hand — what the room is actually like, how the day runs, the small things only experience teaches.
Toronto
3 editions
Park Hyatt Toronto
Yorkville's quiet landmark, returned to itself.
A renewed Yorkville landmark whose 17th-floor terrace remains, for our money, the city's most cinematic ceremony space.
- Capacity
- Up to 240 seated
- Best
- Early June or first two weeks of October
Art Gallery of Ontario
A room built for light, after the doors have closed.
Frank Gehry's wood-and-glass renovation has made the AGO Ontario's most architecturally serious wedding venue. Few rooms in Canada photograph like Walker Court at dusk.
- Capacity
- Up to 180 seated
- Best
- Late September through early November
Casa Loma
The room is the decoration. Let it be.
Toronto's only true castle, on a midtown ridge with downtown views. Architecturally maximalist; works best when the design pulls hard in the opposite direction.
- Capacity
- Up to 350 seated
- Best
- Late September through mid-October
Considering one of these venues?
We accept a limited number of weddings each season. If yours falls inside this guide, we would be glad to begin a conversation.