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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Officiants |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. All Seasons Weddings is a Canadian wedding-officiant service with an active official website, a quote-request route and a published selection of ceremony packages. For couples searching for an All Seasons Weddings Toronto officiant, the important starting point is that the company’s head office is in Ottawa while its official information describes service across most of Ontario and several other provinces. Toronto-specific availability should therefore be confirmed for the exact date, time and ceremony location.
The official site presents All Seasons as a service for couples planning anything from a legal signing with two witnesses to a more involved ceremony. It publishes ways to search for an officiant by location, request a quote and speak with an available officiant before reserving. This profile reports those documented options rather than relying on the older Toronto contact details in the legacy listing.
All Seasons Weddings is the confirmed current identity for this listing. Its official English-language website identifies the business as a wedding ceremony and officiant service and provides a national phone number, contact form, quote-request form and Ottawa head-office address. The official site also says it has helped couples from different traditions and backgrounds for more than 25 years.
The postal address shown here is the official head-office address, not a Toronto office address. The official pages reviewed do not publish a Toronto street address. Couples looking for a local ceremony should use the company’s location search or quote form to establish whether an appropriate officiant is available for their venue.
The company’s official package page describes three wedding-ceremony formats: Make It Legal, Simply Sweet and Perfectly Planned. Make It Legal is described for a legal marriage with two witnesses and no ceremony, ring exchange or vows. Simply Sweet is intended for an intimate ceremony of 30 guests or fewer and allows couples to personalize their vows while using a pre-written ceremony.
Perfectly Planned is the published option for a more customized ceremony. The site says it can include a planning meeting, personalized ceremony text and additions or cultural elements. Examples named on the official pages include sand ceremonies, handfasting, a rose ceremony, multiple speakers, children’s participation and special language considerations. The same site also states that its officiants perform vow renewals.
All Seasons states that it serves couples in Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, British Columbia and Alberta, with its FAQ describing coverage in most of Ontario and selected locations in the other provinces. The officiant-search page lets couples search by city or postal code; when no result appears, the company invites an enquiry because an officiant may be able to travel.
This may suit couples who want to compare a low-key legal or elopement-style option with a larger, more customized ceremony through the same provider. It may also suit people who want to search by location and discuss a preferred officiant before reserving. The official materials do not publish a fixed Toronto service boundary, travel fee or a guarantee of Toronto-date availability, so those points need direct confirmation.
A documented feature is the package structure: it distinguishes a two-witness legal signing, a ceremony for up to 30 guests and an unlimited-guest option. The official package comparison also lists emergency back-up service across all three packages. Its FAQ says the business will provide a replacement if needed in the weeks before a wedding and maintains a weekend emergency line for day-of issues.
The company also documents an opportunity to speak with an officiant before placing a deposit once availability has been checked. For a Perfectly Planned ceremony, it describes a face-to-face planning meeting 30 to 90 days before the ceremony, with video chat possible when distance is a factor. These are process features, not a guarantee that a particular officiant, language or meeting format will be available for every event.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official package page says that couples should submit wedding details through the quote-request form and that the company will provide pricing, information and a personalized sample ceremony. It does not list a current public package price for Toronto or Ontario on the reviewed official pages.
The FAQ does publish some possible additional charges, but they are not substitutes for a full quote. It says a late ceremony start may bring an additional fee of at least $50, and that an officiant-present rehearsal is an additional fee, probably $100 to $150, paid directly to the officiant. Ask for a written quote that identifies the selected package, travel, rehearsal, taxes and any timing-related terms.
The official booking path is to select a package and complete the online request form. The package page says that the company uses the submitted wedding details to prepare pricing, information and a sample ceremony. If a couple requests a particular officiant, the company says it will check that person’s schedule and share contact details if the officiant is available.
The official FAQ says couples can then speak with an officiant before making a deposit to confirm the reservation. The website also provides a general contact form, but directs quote requests to the package-selection and online-form process. The official phone number shown on the site is 1-800-545-3681.
Confirm that the date, ceremony time and Toronto-area location are within the chosen officiant’s service range. The official site says availability can be searched by precise location and that an enquiry may identify an officiant willing to travel where no search result appears. Couples should also confirm the exact package, how much ceremony personalization is included, whether a planning meeting is available and whether the officiant can accommodate any requested language or cultural elements.
Ask which legal paperwork the officiant will handle for the province where the ceremony occurs and what the couple must bring. The company says legal marriages require the couple, officiant and witnesses to be in the same location for the ceremony and signing. Before depositing, obtain the written total, cancellation terms, any travel or rehearsal charges, the arrival plan and the procedure if the schedule or location changes.
The official site publishes Make It Legal for a legal signing with two witnesses, Simply Sweet for an intimate ceremony of up to 30 guests, and Perfectly Planned for a more customized ceremony. Package availability and pricing should be requested for the specific event.
Yes. The official FAQ says that once availability is confirmed, the company can provide the officiant’s contact information so couples can speak with that person before making a deposit.
Yes. The official package page says all three packages include emergency back-up service, and the FAQ says the business can arrange a replacement when needed and maintains a weekend emergency line for day-of issues.
Address: 3249 Yorks Corners Rd, Ottawa, ON K0A 2G0
Phone: 1-800-545-3681
Website: https://allseasonsweddings.com/en





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