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Last reviewed: September 20, 2026 | Toronto |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 20, 2026. Business status: Active.
One Love Ceremonies is a Toronto wedding officiant offering personalized legal wedding ceremonies, elopements and other life ceremonies. The official website identifies Anna Atell as the Humanist Officiant and says she is licensed to perform legal marriage ceremonies in Ontario. Couples can discuss a ceremony shaped around their relationship, values and preferred style, including non-religious and 2SLGBTQIA+-inclusive ceremonies.
This profile was last reviewed on September 20, 2026. The official website lists Toronto, Ontario as the business location and describes service coverage across Toronto, the GTA and other Ontario locations. No street address or postal code is published in the supplied official pages, so couples should confirm the ceremony location, travel arrangements and any location-related requirements directly with the officiant.
The official services menu includes weddings and elopements, vow renewals, child namings, funerals and other life celebrations. For couples, the most clearly documented offering is a custom wedding or elopement ceremony. One Love Ceremonies describes legal wedding ceremonies in Ontario for large celebrations, intimate gatherings and simple legal ceremonies.
The ceremony style is Humanist and non-religious. The official wedding page says the ceremony can be romantic, modern, lighthearted, elegant, spiritual-but-not-religious or otherwise tailored to the couple. The process is presented as a conversation followed by collaborative ceremony creation and officiation on the wedding day.
One Love Ceremonies is based in Toronto and states that it serves Toronto, the GTA and other Ontario locations. The official site also says the officiant travels outside Toronto for ceremonies in Ontario. The supplied evidence does not identify a fixed travel radius, destination list or travel-fee policy, so couples planning outside Toronto should confirm whether their location is covered and whether additional arrangements apply.
The documented approach may suit couples who want a ceremony that is not based on a religious format, who prefer a smaller or legal-only celebration, or who want to participate in writing and shaping the ceremony. It may also suit couples seeking an officiant who expressly identifies as 2SLGBTQIA+-inclusive. These are service-fit observations based on the official descriptions, not reviews or endorsements.
The official website documents several concrete features: licensing by the Registrar General of Ontario and the Ontario Humanist Society, personalized ceremony creation, legal ceremony services, and an inclusive approach to 2SLGBTQIA+ weddings and elopements. The site also outlines a three-stage process—connect, create and celebrate—which gives couples a clear high-level description of how planning is expected to proceed.
The available evidence is limited to the supplied official pages. It does not publish client reviews, awards, package capacity, response times, availability, venue partnerships or a detailed list of inclusions. The website lists Toronto, Ontario but does not provide a street address or postal code in the supplied text. Couples should treat these as items to verify before booking rather than assumptions about the service.
Prices are not published on the supplied official pages. No package rates, minimum fees, travel charges, deposit terms or cancellation terms were provided in the evidence. Couples should request a written quotation based on the ceremony type, date, location, guest count if relevant, level of customization and any travel requirements.
A pricing conversation should also clarify what is included in the planning process, ceremony script development, rehearsal or coordination, legal paperwork support and follow-up after the ceremony. These details are not confirmed by the supplied evidence and should not be inferred from the service descriptions.
The official website lists Anna Atell as Humanist Officiant in Toronto, Ontario. The published phone number is 647-360-1002 and the email address is anna@oneloveceremonies.ca. Couples can use these details to begin a conversation about their wedding, elopement or other ceremony.
The stated process begins with a conversation about the wedding, the couple's vision and what matters most to them. The couple and officiant then shape the ceremony together, followed by officiation on the wedding day. The website says the legal paperwork is completed and submitted to the Office of the Registrar General for legal registration.
Before booking, confirm that the officiant is available for the preferred date, venue and ceremony format. The official pages describe several types of ceremonies but do not state current availability, booking lead times or maximum guest numbers. Couples should also confirm whether the planned location is within the service area and whether travel costs or other location requirements apply.
Ontario marriage-licence requirements should be discussed as part of the planning process. The official wedding page states that couples need to obtain their marriage licence before the ceremony and provides guidance links on the business website. Couples should confirm the required documents and timing with the appropriate Ontario authority, as well as how and when the marriage registration paperwork will be submitted.
Finally, ask for the complete quotation and agreement before paying a deposit. Confirm the ceremony length, customization process, legal paperwork responsibilities, payment schedule, cancellation terms and any rehearsal or venue coordination. These points are practical booking checks because they are not specified in the supplied evidence.
The official website states that the officiant is licensed by the Registrar General of Ontario and the Ontario Humanist Society to perform legal marriage ceremonies in Ontario.
Yes. The official wedding page says that the business officiates intimate elopements, legal-only ceremonies and small weddings in Toronto and the GTA.
The official website describes the ceremonies as Humanist and non-religious. It says couples can shape the tone and content around their relationship, values and preferences.
Yes. The official website says that One Love Ceremonies proudly officiates 2SLGBTQIA+ weddings and elopements across Toronto and Ontario.
Prices are not published on the supplied official pages. Contact the business for a quotation and confirm inclusions, travel arrangements, payment terms and cancellation conditions.
Phone: 647-360-1002
Website: https://www.oneloveceremonies.ca/





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