The Unique Wedding Venues in Toronto

 

 

It has finally happened; he popped the question and you said “YES!”. You have become the happiest girl in the world, but just a few moments later the horrid truth dwells on you – you have to plan the wedding! There is so many things to do that you don’t know where to start and even if you get a wedding planner there are still some decisions that are only up to you. After picking the man you love, the next most important task is picking the wedding venue. Toronto offers limitless possibilities and it’s easy to get overwhelmed by that. This article is here to help you pick a venue that fits your needs the most.

 

The locations of the listed venues are various, but you shouldn’t be too concerned about it because Toronto Wedding Limo service will take care of you on your special day, no matter where it is located, Toronto or GTA.

 

1. The Berkley Field House

 

The Berkley Field House is both indoor and outdoor event venue. The main room has beautiful wooden walls accented by antique chandeliers. Big French doors open to the garden patio. You can stroll along the charming Taddle Creek, a reminder how the estate looked like in 19^th century. One of the most unique experience is a cute treehouse where you can enjoy your cocktails. The venue can fit 150 seating positions, as well as 150 standing positions.

 

2. St. Lawrence Hall

 

St. Lawrence Hall is located in downtown Toronto and it is owned by the city. This historical building has some amazing features like soaring ornamental ceilings and eye-catching golden accents. It is a beautiful background for your wedding photos. The best part of St. Lawrence Hall is that is owned by the city which means that rental fees are not so big. But you have to keep in mind to bring your own furniture and caterer (don’t forget bar permit, you can obtain it at the LCBO).

 

3. The Arts & Letters Club

 

The Arts & Letter Club is listed as one of the National Historic Sites of Canada with its beautiful Great Hall. The space is perfect for winter weddings because you can exchange your vows in front of beautiful candlelit fireplace. The Great Hall was built in Tudor style with gothic stained-glass windows and cathedral ceilings. They offer you full service with catering, beverages and needed staff. The food is marvelous, and the menu varies from season to season, including fresh and local groceries.

 

4. Arta Gallery

 

Arta Gallery is located in Toronto’s Distillery District which is wonderful background for wedding photos. The gallery is uniquely designed so not many alterations to the venue can be made (drilling or taping walls) but they encourage you to bring any other décor such as flowers, furniture and other items. The venue does not offer catering services and you have to stack your own bar (don’t forget to ask for the permit from LCBO). The Arta Gallery can fit up to 170 people at the venue.

 

5. Wychwood Barn

 

Artscape Wychwood Barns is located in midtown Toronto. Before it served as transit facility, but in 2008 the place has been transformed to be a home to art studios, galleries, farmers markets and non-profit organizations. Because of its marvelous features such as abundant natural light and soaring ceilings it has become one of the most popular event venues in Toronto. The barn is very spacious, and it can fit up to 400 guests, depending on the set ups. Also, all the revenues from events are used to support building’s cultural program and services.