Here is a list of the most popular Wedding
photography locations in the Toronto Area.
University of Toronto (architecture;antique;castles)Sunny Side Pavilion (architecture;roman;stacco;rod iron;gates;fountain;beach;park;cafe)
James Gardens (traditional park; lots of trees, flowers, bridges, some water)
Edward's Gardens (same as James Gardens, but larger and has a fountains and a staircase)
Casa Loma (antique architecture; balconies; rod iron gates; gorgeous gardens; castles)
Etobicoke:
Centennial Gardens ( indoor greenhouse and small outdoor park; water falls; trees; flowers; rocks)
Mississauga:
Adamson's Estate (park; architecture; trees; barn; lakeshore; benches)
Brampton:
Chinquoisy Park (indoor greenhouse and a small outdoor park; fountain; bridge; trees; flowers;benches)
Oakville:
Garloch Gardens (park; trees; flowers; bridge; lakeshore; pond; gazebo; rose garden; benches; stairs;rocks;hills)
Scarborough:
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Guildwood Inn (huge park; trees; flowers; roman architecture;Versace style
architecture; pillars;molded arches stairs; amphitheater; fountain;lakeshore)New Market:
New Market Tennery Mall (indoor; fountain; granite;roman architecture; balconies; pillars; iron gates; bright)
Indoor Locations (recommended for spring and winter weddings, and in case of rain or snow etc):
New Market Tennery Mall (description under New Market)
Centennial Gardens (description under Etobicoke)
Chinquoisy Park (description under Brampton)
Suggestions:
Suggestions on booking a park/photography location for your Wedding
Day:
Call 411 and ask for department of Parks and Recreation of the City in which the park is located. For instance, if you chose to book Sunny Side Pavillionlocated in the City of Toronto, you need to phone the City of Toronto Parks and Recreation department. You will find the appropriate phone numbers in the blue pages of the telephone book.In some cases, you must be a resident of the city in which the park is located in order to book the park.If you do not reside in the city in which the park is located, your friend or relative who lives there can book it for you.You should book as soon as possible since most parks become booked up fairly quickly and well ahead of time.Prices for booking parks vary depending on the park and the city it's in; they range from $40 for 2hrs and up to $100 per hour. Usually, it costs $100 for 2 hrs., which is exactly what's needed for photography and video on the Wedding Day.Remember to bring your park permit(s) on the Wedding Day. You might not be allowed in without one.