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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Banquet Halls |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. St. Clement of Ohrid is a Toronto Macedonian Orthodox wedding venue with a cathedral setting and three banquet halls. Its official website specifically invites couples to enquire about weddings and other events.
The venue is at 76 Overlea Blvd in Toronto. It is a longstanding Macedonian Orthodox community institution, with a congregation formed in 1962 and the cathedral consecrated in 1965. The current official site provides clear event-space information, while several wedding details still need a direct conversation with the coordinator.
St. Clement of Ohrid identifies itself as a Macedonian Orthodox Cathedral in Toronto. Alongside worship and community programming, its official banquet-hall page describes event space for weddings, christenings, bridal showers and other functions.
This is therefore a venue to consider where a church setting and reception space at the same address are part of the plan. The official site does not publish a formal wedding package or state that every booking includes a ceremony, so couples should confirm the arrangement that applies to their event.
The confirmed event offering is three banquet halls available to everyone. The official page explicitly names weddings, christenings and bridal showers as examples of functions the halls can accommodate.
The venue also confirms a full kitchen and staff able to prepare and serve food. This supports asking about food service for a reception, but the site does not publish menus, dietary options, bar service, rental inventory, décor or a complete list of included services.
St. Clement of Ohrid is located at 76 Overlea Blvd, Toronto, ON M4H 1C5. The official site’s header also refers to East York, placing it within the Toronto area for local wedding planning.
It may suit couples who want a Macedonian Orthodox church context, or those investigating a ceremony and banquet hall at one address. The official page says the halls are available to everyone, but it does not spell out ceremony eligibility, parish requirements or rules for non-parish events. Those points should be confirmed before relying on the location for both parts of the day.
A practical confirmed strength is the range in documented seated table arrangements: the venue says it can accommodate groups from 50 to 500 guests. Its three halls, full kitchen and named event coordinator give couples a concrete basis for an initial venue enquiry.
The public information is concise. No room names, floor plans, current furniture list, accessibility information, parking details, alcohol policy, vendor policy, setup schedule or booking calendar are published on the official event page reviewed. These are planning questions to put to the coordinator rather than details to assume.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official pages reviewed do not list banquet-hall rental fees, ceremony fees, food-and-beverage prices, deposits or wedding packages.
Ask for a written estimate that identifies the proposed hall, guest-count basis, food service if offered, staffing, taxes, deposits, overtime, cleanup and cancellation terms. This will make it easier to compare the venue with other Toronto options on a like-for-like basis.
The official banquet-hall page directs prospective clients to the event coordinator, Martina Trajkovska, through the main phone number 416-421-7451 and email info@stclementofohrid.com. It lists coordinator hours as Friday to Sunday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
When reaching out, provide the preferred date, approximate guest count and whether you are considering the hall only or a church ceremony as well. Request a walkthrough and a written outline of the particular room and services proposed, since the public page does not provide room layouts or current availability.
Confirm date availability, the hall proposed for the guest count and whether the cathedral and reception spaces can be scheduled together. For a religious ceremony, ask directly about eligibility, officiant arrangements, required documents, preparation and timing.
For the reception, request the exact capacity and setup for the selected hall, catering options and dietary accommodations, bar arrangements, furniture and equipment, outside-vendor rules, accessibility, parking, setup and teardown windows, insurance requirements and payment terms. None of these details should be inferred from the official overview alone.
Yes. Its official website says it has three banquet halls and specifically lists weddings among the events they can accommodate.
The official banquet-hall page says its table arrangements can accommodate seated groups from 50 to 500 guests. Confirm the suitable room and layout for your date directly with the coordinator.
The official site confirms both a cathedral and banquet halls at the same location, but does not publish combined wedding-booking terms. Contact the coordinator and church office to confirm ceremony requirements and scheduling.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published on the official pages reviewed. Request a written quote for the specific hall, date and services you need.
Address: 76 Overlea Blvd, Toronto, ON M4H 1C5
Phone: 1-416-421-7451
Website: https://www.stclementofohrid.com/





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