Ontario suspending marriage licenses

You wont be actually married if you elope. you need a marriage licence no matter what you do and two witnesses to sign it. the service Ontarios are closed and right now you cannot get a licence

Unfortunately you can't legally get married as long as government offices are closed because you need the license before you can legally be married by a registered officiant. And contrary to what Vinod said, you can't just have someone do an online course and temporarily marry you. Unlike the states, we can't just have a bunch of internet guys ordain anyone to perform marriages. Oh, and after the wedding, you need a marriage certificate from the government to prove you're legally married.

Eloping is possible though you will have someone temporarily marry you and needing the marriage license (whom has done the online course). The license is good only if the Officiant is present and signs or the individual who is certified for the event.

Having the actual wedding with family and friends surrounding you would be official given you have the license or the Officiant ahead of time. In this case, I wanted to check the internet about elopement and said it was needed unless said otherwise.