Toronto City Hall Wedding

Cas and Keegan made things official at Toronto City Hall before heading off to celebrate their big day at Elora Mill. Their morning at City Hall was calm, full of smiles, and quietly exciting. It was the perfect start to a day filled with love, laughter, and celebration.

We all took an Uber together, typing 100 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5H 2N2 into the app, and headed downtown. The sun peeked through the buildings, and there was that mix of nerves and laughter that always fills the air before something special. If you’re planning your own Toronto City Hall wedding, it’s a good idea to arrive about 15 minutes early to check in and make sure everything runs smoothly.

When we arrived, family and friends gathered outside by the steps. Everyone was chatting, taking photos, and soaking in the excitement. There was a sense of calm happiness before we even stepped inside.

Once it was time, we went up to the check-in desk to confirm the ceremony. The staff were kind and helpful, guiding us through the simple steps. After a quick security check, we made our way to the elevators that take you up to the City Hall Wedding Chambers.

Inside the elevator, everyone was smiling. Cas and Keegan looked incredible, papers in hand and full of anticipation. We were chatting about the little things, about how it all felt so right in that moment.

When the elevator doors opened, we stepped into a bright, open space. Two wedding chambers waited ahead, one on the left and one on the right. Ours was the left one. The door was still closed, so everyone found a seat or chatted away excitedly. There was a lovely, relaxed energy in the air.

A few minutes later, the officiant arrived. Cas and Keegan, along with their witnesses, were invited to sign some paperwork before the ceremony began. Once that was done, the chamber doors opened and everyone took their seats. The room itself was filled with natural light and comfortably fit our wedding party of fifteen. It felt warm and intimate, just right for the occasion.

The officiant welcomed everyone and began the ceremony. There were smiles, a few tears, and those small, quiet moments that make everything feel real. I focused on capturing both the big moments like the vows, the rings, and the first kiss, and the little ones in between like a squeeze of the hand, a shared laugh, and a tear being wiped away.

After the ceremony, the witnesses signed the final papers and Cas and Keegan were officially married. The room filled with hugs, laughter, and a sense of relief and joy.

We stepped outside into the sunlight to take photos. The couple looked so happy, absolutely glowing. We took a few portraits of the two of them in front of Toronto City Hall before gathering everyone for family photos. It was a simple, genuine, and joyful moment that perfectly captured what the day was all about.

It was the perfect start to a beautiful celebration that continued later at Elora Mill, one of Ontario’s most romantic wedding venues. City Hall weddings in Toronto may be small, but they hold so much emotion and meaning. Every smile, every glance, every detail is worth remembering.

You can see more of Cas and Keegan’s day here in their full Toronto City Hall wedding gallery →