Thinking about a winter wedding in Toronto? Snow-dusted views, candlelit tables, and cozy seasonal menus give a winter celebration a charm all its own. The season also comes with a few practical considerations. Below, we break down the pros and cons of a winter wedding, plus five winter wedding venues in Toronto and the GTA that make the most of the season.
A City with A Story – Toronto’s Historical Wedding Venues
The Ontario Heritage Act works to protect buildings with historical significance. As a result, Toronto has managed to preserve its stunning architectural history going as far back as 1794. Many of these heritage buildings now serve as beautiful wedding venues that might be perfect for your special day.
Each heritage venue has its own charm. Rich history and stories are rooted within their walls, each boasting unique architectural designs – some with red brick and stone foundations, others with weathered wood or exposed steel beams. When it comes to finding the perfect wedding venue, Toronto has plenty of hidden gems across the city that will help bring your dream wedding come to life.
To help get your venue search started, here is a list of five historic wedding venues that Toronto has to offer.
The featured photo by Scarlet O’Neill.
PROUD TO BE MARRIED: CATERING STEPHEN & TONY’S WEDDING
June is Pride month in Ontario; when we come together to not only celebrate our differences, but to also to appreciate our rights to be who we want to be and to love whomever we want to love. It was also the month that we got to know Stephen & Tony, and helped make their wedding day as beautiful as they are.
FUN, FOOD, FISH and FOOTBALL!!! CATERING CANADA’S 104th GREY CUP KICKOFF PARTY
What it takes to cater and plan one of Toronto’s largest milestone sporting events.
THE HUDDLE
A MILESTONE EVENT
Giving fans a chance to hang out with some of their favorite athletes, the Grey Cup kickoff party is the ultimate event for football enthusiasts across Canada. With 104 years of history, it’s amassed plenty of attention. This kickoff was particularly special as it returned to Toronto, the city where the first championship for the Grey Cup was played in 1909.
Our Sous-Chef’s Toronto Wedding at Steam Whistle Brewing
We cater weddings all around Toronto and each one is unique and special for its own reasons. What made this particular Toronto wedding special for us was that it was for our very own sous-chef Hillary Brown and her husband Carmel Joseph Cuschieri.
Steam Whistle weddings are gorgeous. The indoor and outdoor spaces work perfectly for both rustic and chic weddings. The Beer Hall alone can entertain anywhere between 250 to 500 guest depending on if you do a sit down or reception. You don’t need a large group to get married there, Steam Whistle Brewing is happy to entertain groups as small as 30. Hillary and Carmel Joseph’s wedding was for 120 invitees.