Are you planning a small-scale soiree with under 100 guests? We searched high and low for the best intimate party places in Canada. From rustic lodges to urban hotels, there’s something for everyone on this hit list.
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A Must-See Toronto Wedding Venue
The appeal of saying “I do” at a European castle is undeniable—Posh and Becks did it in Ireland and Tom (Cruise) and Katie (Holmes) did it in Italy—but it might not be in your non-movie-star budget. Luckily for you, there’s a hidden gem in Toronto where you can get the same old-world ambiance without crossing the pond: Hart House at the University of Toronto. This historic venue has everything a Europhile could ask for, including stone walls, vaulted ceilings and stained glass windows. “The Quad” (see above), as it is fondly known, is an ideal setting for an outdoor wedding (and a tent provides shelter in case of inclement weather), while the Great Hall (see below) with its soaring ceilings is the perfect spot for a seriously classy soiree. During my time at the University of Toronto I spent countless hours at Hart House (reading and sipping tea), but the good news is that you don’t have to be an alumni member to get married here—it’s open to everyone, and I highly suggest you investigate it for your wedding!
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Wedding Do: Find A Reception Location
After establishing your budget (and setting a tentative date), the next big thing you need to cross off on your to-do list is to find the perfect venue. Many popular spots book up as much as a year (or even more) in advance, so it’s important to go venue scouting as early as possible. Read the rest of this entry »
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Hidden Hotel Treasure: The Ivy at Verity
Did you know there is a taste of European boutique hotel perfection smack in the heart of Toronto? Read the rest of this entry »
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The Perfect Country Getaway
Langdon Hall Country House Hotel & Spa is one of those special places that once you’ve been, you’ll want to go back again and again. Read the rest of this entry »



























