Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Wedding Photos in #Toronto

Blushing brides dressed in white and surrounded by lovely bridesmaids in colourful dresses, handsome grooms and their solid ushers in black and white suits can be found gathering around the city for wedding posing for wedding photos. I really enjoy seeing the parties in the midst of the photo session and quickly take pictures as I walk or ride past the groups.
The happy couple and the wedding party work with the photographers to capture the magic of the day in unique places that show the beauty of the city and complement the new family and their close family and friends.
One of the most popular locations for wedding photographs is in the Historic Distillery District (permits required for non-recreational photos).

Other special locations include the following.

  • Osgoode Hall on Queen Street West
  • Scarborough Bluffs

The City of Toronto lists the locations and costs for permits on their Wedding Ceremony and Formal Photography website (location information noted below). You can apply for a 2013 permit on the first day of November. Rates can change so check with the City Recreation and Parks Department for current costs. Many people get married at City Hall and take pictures in Nathan Phillips Square.
Formal Photography (Location, Address, Maximum Occupancy and Fee (taxes not included)):
  • Alexander Muir Gardens; East side of Yonge Street, just south of Lawrence Avenue, 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Ashbridges Bay; Lakeshore Blvd & Coxwell, 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Edwards Gardens; Southwest corner of Leslie Street and Lawrence Avenue East, 30 people $288.40 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Guild Inn Gardens; South side of Guildwood Parkway between Morningside Avenue and Kingston Rd., 30 people $288.40 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Humber Bay E (Parkland Only); 100 Humber Bay Park Etobicoke, 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Kew Gardens; 2075 Queen Street E, 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Millennium Gardens; Lakeshore and Coxwell Avenue, accross from the old Woodbine Racetrack, 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Music Garden; 475 Queen's Quay West, 20 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Rosetta McClain Gardens; South side of Kingston Rd, east of Birchmount Rd., 30 people $288.40 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • St. James Gardens; South Side of King Street East, east of Church St., 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking
  • Sunnyside Pavillion 1755 Lakeshore Blvd. West at Parklawn 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking (min booking 2 hr)
  • Allan Gardens Conservatory; Carlton Street between Jarvis and Sherbourne Street, 20 people $412.00 plus tax (per 2 hour booking (min booking 2 hr)
  • Centennial Park Conservatory; West off Renforth Road, just north of Rathburn Avenue, 20 people $412.00 plus tax (per 2 hour booking (min booking 2 hr)
  • Toronto Island Park; On the Toronto Islands, 30 people $288.40 plus tax (per 2 hour booking (min booking 2 hr)
  • James Gardens; 61 Edgehill Road, Etobicoke, 30 people $288.40 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking (min booking 2 hr)
  • North York Rose Gardens; Yonge St. & Parklawn, North York, 30 people $103.00 (plus tax) per 2 hour booking (min booking 2 hr)
I have seen wedding parties at the foot of Yonge Street, at the pedestrian scramble intersection of Yonge-Dundas and a frightening zombie wedding in Trinity Bellwoods Park.
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White horse drawn carriage

Sticking her tongue out while bride and groom get photographed

To make sure you capture all the excitement don't forget engagement, wedding ceremony and boudoir photos.

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