Planning your wedding in Toronto
Toronto is Canada's biggest wedding market, with hotel ballrooms, Distillery District lofts, waterfront venues, and more vendor depth than anywhere else in the country.
- Hotel ballrooms
- Industrial lofts and galleries
- Waterfront and island venues
- Golf and country clubs
- Banquet halls
Local context
Toronto couples have the deepest vendor pool in Canada, but the calendar is competitive: summer and early-fall Saturdays at popular venues book 12 to 18 months out. Most guests arrive through Pearson or Billy Bishop, and downtown hotel blocks make transport simple.
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The questions couples planning a Toronto wedding ask us most often.
When should I start planning a Toronto wedding?
Fourteen to eighteen months ahead for a summer or September Saturday at a sought-after venue. Weekday and winter dates are far easier, and many venues discount them. Top photographers and planners book on the same timeline as venues.
How much does a Toronto wedding venue cost?
Rough guide: downtown hotel and event-venue packages commonly run $150 to $275 per plate, while raw spaces like lofts and galleries rent for $5,000 to $15,000 before catering. Banquet halls in Etobicoke, Scarborough, and Vaughan usually come in lower per plate.
Do we need a permit for ceremony photos in Toronto parks?
Yes for many popular spots. City of Toronto parks like High Park and the music garden require a wedding photo or ceremony permit, and the Toronto Islands have their own booking process. Venues with grounds skip the paperwork entirely.