What are the restrictions looking like?

Yes, you can currently have a wedding ceremony with 10 people (including officiant and vendors) but it must be in a place or worship or outside. You can't host it inside your house or in an event/meeting hall.

We're also now Sept 2021, moved from our original date of last Saturday, and we're pretty much rolling with the punches. It is what it is. Here's hoping by that time there's enough vaccinations and that we actually get this under control to the point where we can at least have a legit ceremony.

Weddings are currently allowed but it's ceremony only though, no reception and it must be in a place of worship or outside in the blistering cold. 10 people max (including officiant and all vendors) if space allows for 6 ft of physical distancing per person. Meeting and event spaces cannot host weddings as they're only allowed to open for government/court services, childcare, and addiction support. You cannot have the wedding inside your house because people not from your household are technically not allowed to enter your home (so even if all your witnesses are people who live with you, the officiant would not be legally allowed to perform the ceremony since s/he doesn't live in your house).

After the lockdown is over, it will depend on what region you're in and what zone it's categorized as. If you're in the Red Zone, you're allowed to have wedding ceremonies in a staffed facility (ie not your private property) with up to 30% capacity of the room, and a reception with 10 people inside or 25 people outside seated in groups of 4 max and being served drinks no later than 9pm. You can't blast music and you're not allowed to serve buffets.