Ontario Elopement Venues with Pricing (2025)

Ontario Elopement Venues with Pricing (2025)

Planning an intimate elopement in Ontario? Whether you dream of a rustic barn, a peaceful provincial park, or a cozy wilderness retreat, knowing your budget upfront is key.

From scenic natural settings to charming indoor venues, here’s your warm and practical guide to finding the perfect spot — all with direct links for easy booking.


Elopement Venues by Region

Niagara Region

Niagara offers breathtaking scenery, from botanical gardens to iconic waterfalls.

  • Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens Ceremony Package — $1,695
    Includes ceremony site, officiant, bouquet, boutonniere, 50 chairs, 2 hours onsite
    More info

  • Mather Arch Park Ceremony — $672.35 (HST included)
    Seats up to 200 guests, ideal for a larger intimate group
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  • Niagara Falls Express Wedding Packages — $287 to $1,895
    Quick drive-thru ceremonies to full packages with photos and flowers
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  • Legends on the Niagara Clubhouse — approx. $169/person + tax
    Includes ceremony and reception space
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Muskoka & Cottage Country

For lakeside retreats and cozy resort vibes.

  • Bayview Wildwood Resort “Elope at the Lake” — $2,895 + $79.95/guest
    Couple-only package with optional guest add-ons

  • Carriage Lane (Prince Edward County) — $4,500 to $6,000
    Waterfront or garden package for couples plus up to 12 guests


Kawartha Lakes & Peterborough Region

Nature lovers will find secluded cabins and lakeside views.

  • Whispering Springs Wilderness Retreat (Grafton) — $6,500 + HST
    Two-night all-inclusive package for up to 10 guests
    More info

  • Stillwater on the Lake (Peterborough) — $2,300
    Includes 3-night stay, officiant, photography, flowers, and breakfast


Provincial Parks with Wedding Permits

Most provincial parks require permits for ceremonies, which are generally affordable and offer stunning natural backdrops.

  • Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area — Approx. $500 permit
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  • Mono Cliffs Provincial Park — $200 to $400 permit
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  • Awenda Provincial Park — Permit fees vary
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  • Presqu’ile Provincial Park — Permit fees apply
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  • Silent Lake Provincial Park — Permit required, beautiful lakeside locations
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Unique Venues & Airbnbs for Elopements

Perfect for couples looking for something personal and private.

  • Port Perry Treehouse (Airbnb) — Approx. $400–$600 per night
    Private forest setting near lakes and beaches

  • Luxury Geodesic Dome Glamping (Port Colborne Airbnb) — $350–$500 per night
    Cozy dome with hot tub and fire pit

  • Century Barn (Cavan) — Site fees $4,000–$7,000 (contact for details)
    Rustic barn charm with outdoor ceremony options

  • Cambridge Mill — Site rental approx. $5,000+
    Historic mill with indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces
    More info

  • The Briars Resort & Spa (Georgina) — Starting at $7,000
    Lakeside resort with multiple venue options
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Urban Options in Toronto Area

  • Toronto Botanical Garden — Ceremony rentals from $1,200
    Beautiful manicured gardens and modern facilities
    More info

  • Evergreen Brick Works — Rentals start at $4,500
    Unique urban rustic setting with indoor and outdoor spaces

  • Bolton Mills — Site fees from $6,000+
    Industrial-chic historic mill with spacious event rooms

  • The Arlington Estate (Milton) — From $7,000 site fee
    Elegant estate with beautiful grounds


Final Tips for Booking Your Ontario Elopement

  • Book early — popular spots and provincial park permits get snapped up quickly.

  • Ask about what’s included — officiants, chairs, bouquets, and photography can be packaged or extra.

  • Check guest limits — many public parks limit group sizes.

  • Consider weekday or off-season dates to save money and secure your preferred spot.

  • Remember permit and license costs (Ontario marriage license is $160 + $15 certificate).


Planning an elopement is all about focusing on what matters — your love and connection. This guide gives you a solid start with transparent pricing and beautiful options across Ontario, from the city to wilderness.

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