Finding a Ceremony place?

Well why is it impossible I think it is very possible happiness to you and all the best

Find out if the church you want to get married at will allow that. sometimes they want someone of that parish to do the ceremony

View quoted message Yes, it is. Here in Ontario it is not easy to become an officiant. The Ministry will not authorize just anyone. Here is an article that may help https://www.google.com/amp/s/torontoweddingresources.com/2019/01/04/officiating-a-friends-wedding-in-ontario/amp/


I think you likely need to find another officiant anyway, and that will likely help with finding the ceremony space.

View quoted message Our uncle has never done a wedding , he is taking a course to be able to marry us. So he doesn't have any areas in mind. This is more difficult that i thought...

Have you asked your minister for suggestions? Where does he or she normally perform ceremonies?
Does your reception venue perhaps have an area you can use for your ceremony?

View quoted message Just the ceremony im looking for and more elegant the better. Thanks

What sort of venue are you looking for? Do you want a venue that can hold both your ceremony and reception? Something more elegant or more rustic?

View quoted message Hey so we have our ordained, but we cannot get married at a church. I am looking for a venue between barrie and vaughan that could hold 100ppl for Nov 7th 2020.


Thank you all for you kind help.

Looking into a religious wedding is possible with an ordained minister that will perform your wedding. They are available at courts with an extra cost of the distance outside the city hall.

Ordained ministers are available to search online with no extra cost of their services.

Venue space is large for what you want based on the style and season when your thinking to set the date.

I second Meaghan’s question. There are differences based on religion. Are you trying to mix two religions together or do you have a specific one in mind?

I'm not.quite sure if you are wanting a church wedding without the minister or the minister without the church.
If it is the former, you might want to check out this church
https://museum.simcoe.ca/about/rentals

Welcome to wedding wire Brittany!
You can have a ceremony with a civil officiant just about anywhere. I would think most ministers would be willing to marry outside of the church in another venue if you wanted. If you do want a church for the ceremony many have websites that you can check for who to contact to ask about availability and whatnot. If you have any friends or family that attend a church you like they may know who to ask and they might be able to make it easier for you to book. If you want the whole wedding in one non-church location the venues you're interested in may have a list of people who perform weddings there for you to reach out to.

Hi Brittany, I would say look into the ministers first and see if they are willing to marry you outside of an actually church. If they do, then you can go ahead and look into a venue to have your ceremony. Do you have a budget in mind?