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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Officiants |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Spiritual Reflections is a Toronto wedding officiant service led by Ann Connor-Lewis, who identifies herself on the current official website as a Registered Wedding Officiant and an Ordained Minister. The business’s official site is active and has dedicated wedding, rates, and contact pages.
The wedding offering spans paperwork-only signings, elopements, mini ceremonies, destination weddings, and full weddings. The business describes a tailored ceremony approach, with opportunities to discuss vows, ring exchanges, cultural elements, and unity rituals. This profile reflects published first-party information only; availability and the final scope should be confirmed directly before booking.
The confirmed official website uses the exact business name “Spiritual Reflections” and names Ann Connor-Lewis as its wedding officiant. It also presents wedding-specific services, establishing a direct match with this existing Toronto Wedding Officiants listing.
A separate Reflections Ceremonies site links visitors to the confirmed Spiritual Reflections website, but this profile relies on the current Spiritual Reflections domain for its verified business details. No clean postal street address is published on the confirmed official pages reviewed, so none is displayed here.
Spiritual Reflections lists elopements, destination weddings, paperwork-only options, mini ceremonies, and full weddings. The official wedding page says ceremonies are personalized for the couple and can take place across settings ranging from a backyard to a banquet hall, golf course, or home.
Published unity-ceremony options include handfasting, unity sand, breaking the glass, Sofreh Aghad, Great Spirit Smudge, rose exchange, twin souls, Candle of Hearts, Quaich toast, garland of flowers, and Circle of Fire. These are options to discuss, not a statement that every ritual is included with every booking.
The website also lists vow renewals and other non-wedding ceremonies. Those services are noted for context; this directory profile is specifically about the wedding-officiant offering.
The current official website is presented as a Toronto business. Its wedding page refers to a range of ceremony settings but does not publish a complete geographic service boundary. Couples outside Toronto should ask whether their venue can be accommodated and whether travel charges apply.
This service may suit couples looking for an officiant-led ceremony with room for personalized wording, a smaller legal ceremony, or selected unity traditions. It may also be relevant to couples considering a destination wedding or a paperwork-only signing, since those formats are specifically named on the official site.
A documented feature is the breadth of ceremony formats: the official site explicitly lists paperwork-only signings, elopements, mini ceremonies, destination weddings, and full weddings. Another documented feature is the menu of named unity rituals, which gives couples concrete discussion points when shaping a ceremony.
The practical limitations are evidence-related. The official pages do not publish a clean postal address, a public booking calendar, or a detailed wedding-package breakdown. The service area, travel requirements, exact inclusions, and date availability therefore need direct confirmation. Weekend appointments are described as available by request, rather than as fixed office hours.
Current pricing is explicitly published. The official rates page lists wedding officiant services at $250.00–$650.00. It separately lists Wedding Reiki at $250.00 plus travel, so that amount should not be assumed to be included in an officiant package.
The wedding page says individual price packages are available to suit different budgets and styles, and it promotes Monday-to-Thursday elopement discounts without publishing the discounted amount. Ask for a written quote that identifies the selected ceremony type, travel, any add-ons, taxes, payment schedule, and cancellation terms.
The confirmed official contact page provides an enquiry form for wedding ceremonies and personalized quotes. It lists Monday to Friday hours of 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday appointments are by request. The site also states that in-person and online sessions are available.
For a wedding enquiry, provide the date, venue or municipality, ceremony format, expected guest scale, and any rituals or cultural elements you hope to include. The official site advises couples about Ontario marriage requirements, including a valid marriage licence, identification, and two witnesses; confirm the current legal requirements with the appropriate provincial authority as part of planning.
Before reserving a date, ask which ceremony format fits your plans: paperwork-only, elopement, mini ceremony, destination wedding, or full wedding. Confirm whether a consultation, ceremony draft, revisions, rehearsal or walkthrough, legal paperwork handling, and travel are included in the quoted fee.
If you want a unity ritual, ask whether the chosen ritual can be performed at your venue and whether any materials, setup, timing, or additional cost are involved. If the date is on a weekend, confirm appointment availability directly.
Finally, request the complete booking terms in writing. This should cover the exact fee, taxes, travel charges, payment timing, cancellation or rescheduling terms, and responsibilities for the marriage licence and witnesses.
Yes. The official wedding page lists elopements and paperwork-only ceremonies, alongside mini ceremonies, destination weddings, and full weddings.
The official rates page lists wedding officiant services at $250.00–$650.00. Couples should request a written quote for the ceremony format, travel, taxes, and any additions they need.
The official website says unity celebrations can be added and lists options including handfasting, unity sand, breaking the glass, Sofreh Aghad, and other rituals. Confirm the selected ritual and any requirements directly.
No clean postal address was found on the confirmed official pages reviewed. The site is presented as a Toronto business; confirm any meeting or ceremony location directly.





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