Wedding Packages
Paperwork Only
Paperwork Only - The couple, the witnesses, the officiant (no vows, no ring exchange, no romance):
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$150 + HST at my home
$175 + HST (Georgina)
$250 + HST (Toronto and York Region-East of Bathurst Street)
$275 + HST (Toronto and York Region West of Bathurst)
Areas outside of Toronto and York Region have a .58/km travel fee to and from my residence.
Short and Sweet
CURRENTLY NOT OFFERING UNTIL
JANUARY 2023
Short and Sweet - (Sweeter than an elopement but shorter than a traditional wedding)
(Words of Welcome, Reading, Legal Questions, Vows, Ring Exchange, Significant Blessing or Reading, Pronouncement, Signing of Papers) This is appropriate for 10 to 25 people. The duration is approximately 10 to 15 minutes.
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$375 +HST (Toronto and York Region East of Bathurst
$400 + HST (Toronto and York Region West of Bathurst
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Areas outside of Toronto and York Region have a .58/km travel fee to and from my residence.
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Renewal of Vows
Just like the Traditional Wedding minus the paperwork
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Short and Sweet minus the paperwork
Prices are the same for the Short and Sweet but with a $25 price reduction
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Traditional Wedding minus the paperwork
Prices are the same as the traditional wedding but with a $25 discount
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Areas outside of Toronto and York Region have a .58/km travel fee to and from my residence.
Elopement
Elopements (couple, 2 witnesses, officiant, a few guests)(Words of Welcome, Short Reading, Legal Questions, Vows, Ring Exchange, Short Blessing or Reading, Pronouncement, Signing of Papers) This is appropriate for about 10 people or less. The duration is approximately 5 to 10 minutes.
Prices vary according to location:
$225 + HST at my home
$250 + HST (Georgina)
$275 +HST (Toronto and York Region - East of Bathurst)
$300 + HST (Toronto and York Region West of Bathurst)
Areas outside of Toronto and York Region have a .58/km travel fee to and from my residence.
Traditional Wedding Any Style
Traditional Wedding (Words of Welcome, Reading, Short story of couple’s journey, Legal Questions, Vows, Ring Exchange, Unity Ceremony (optional at no additional cost) Significant Reading or Blessing, Pronouncement, Signing of Papers):
$475 + HST (Georgina only)
$500 + HST (Toronto and York Region East of Bathurst)
$525 + HST (Toronto and York Region West of Bathurst)
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Areas outside of Toronto and York Region have a .58/km travel fee to and from my residence.
Add- Ons
Destination weddings and boat ceremonies are possible. The additional pricing is guided by the extra time spent waiting, launching, and cruising before the ceremony begins. As well, a water taxi should be arranged for the officiant's return to shore after the ceremony. Boat ceremonies usually start at $600.
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A walk-through a week before the wedding is available. However, it is only recommended for larger ceremonies with numerous bridesmaids and groomsmen
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parking fees, water taxi
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Please scroll down to read about examples of unity ceremonies
Examples of Unity Ceremonies
HandFasting
One of the oldest of these alternative unity ceremony ideas, and particularly known in Pagan wedding ceremonies, handfasting is the joining of the bride and groom’s hands and wrists using vines, cord, rope, or ribbon tied into a knot. There are many options starting from a very long traditional ceremony to a contemporary symbolic style. By the way, the phrase "tying the knot," when referring to getting married, literally originates from this tradition. https://www.brides.com/story/handfasting-wedding-ceremony-101
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Jumping the Broom
Jumping the broom is an ancient wedding ceremony tradition. “This is often using alongside a handfasting wedding ceremony – the couple will have their hands bound together before they jump over the broom, which signifies leaving their single lives behind and jumping into their new married future together.
The roots of broom jumping originate independently in parts of Britain, Paganism, and African American culture.
https://www.celticjewelry.com/celtic-culture/jumping-the-broom
https://www.brides.com/jumping-the-broom-5071336
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Ring Warming
“Ring warming is a great way for guests to be involved in the ceremony ... “The best man (or woman!) steps forward with both of the wedding rings and passes them around to each guest.
“Each guest then gets to ‘warm’ or bless the rings with love and kind thoughts for the couple and their marriage. Once they’ve passed through all the guests’ hands, they go back to the front to be held until it’s time for the couple to exchange rings.”
https://www.brides.com/ring-warming-ceremony-5081738
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Also: Candle Lighting, Coin Exchange, Tree Planting, Water Ceremony, Lasso, Veil, Tea Ceremony
https://www.brides.com/unity-ceremony-ideas-5077244
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