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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Toronto | Loft Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.
Toronto Micro Weddings corresponds to the business currently presented on its official website as Toronto Wedding Chapel & Event Space. The official homepage retains the title “Toronto Micro Weddings – Toronto Wedding Chapel” and documents an operating micro-wedding venue in Davisville Village. The site was actively advertising 2026–2027 bookings when this profile was last reviewed on August 8, 2026.
As a Toronto micro wedding venue, it offers private chapel ceremonies, elopement-style signings and selected ceremony-and-reception packages. Its two ceremony rooms accommodate different guest counts, and the published packages range from short private signings to celebrations with photography, food, décor and other inclusions. Couples should compare individual package pages carefully because capacities, schedules, inclusions and additional charges vary.
Toronto Wedding Chapel & Event Space is an independent, free-standing venue at 276 Merton Street in Toronto. The official site says it has provided wedding ceremonies since 2006 and places the venue in Davisville Village, near Yonge and Davisville.
The current Merton Street address appears consistently across the official homepage, contact page, venue page and package pages. The website also publishes active package information and states that it is booking weddings for 2026 and 2027.
The chapel specializes in small wedding ceremonies and packaged micro weddings. Its official package material covers civil, religious, non-denominational, spiritual and interfaith ceremonies, as well as commitment ceremonies and vow renewals. A licensed officiant is included in the wedding packages described by the venue, and the chapel states that it submits the completed marriage documents to the Registrar General after a legal ceremony.
Depending on the selected package, services may include chapel access, a bridal suite, ceremony music, photography, décor, flowers, cake, refreshments or a meal. Photography and videography are also offered separately, including on-site photography and off-site coverage within the GTA. Optional live music, floral, sweets and décor services are listed on the add-ons page.
There are two ceremony spaces. The Love Chapel is on the main floor and seats up to 24 guests. The I Do Chapel is on the second floor and accommodates up to 48 guests. The venue page expressly notes that the second floor has stairs-only access.
The homepage lists ceremony capacity of up to 48 guests and reception capacity of up to 33. Individual packages may impose lower limits: for example, entry packages are written for six or ten guests, while some dinner packages allow additional guests up to a specified maximum for an extra charge.
The physical venue serves couples seeking an intimate wedding in midtown Toronto. It may suit couples planning a legal signing, elopement, vow renewal, small ceremony or compact ceremony-and-reception event without hiring a large conventional banquet venue.
The chapel may be especially relevant to couples who want a licensed officiant and venue combined in one package. Couples requiring more than 33 reception places, step-free access to the largest chapel, or extensive off-site services should discuss their requirements before choosing a package.
Documented features include two chapel sizes, a licensed officiant in wedding packages, a bridal suite, an on-site coordinator, rear parking and optional photography, videography, music, flowers, cake and décor. These are confirmed features rather than quality endorsements.
The main practical limitation is that the 48-person I Do Chapel is reached by stairs only. Package guest limits can also be lower than the room’s physical capacity, and dinner receptions have a smaller published maximum than ceremonies. Weddings and meetings are by appointment, so couples should not assume they can tour or book by walking in.
Current pricing is explicitly published, but the website describes package amounts as estimates that may change without notice. As reviewed, the weekday “Two for the Road” private-signing package started at $595 plus applicable taxes for the couple and up to six guests. “Going to the Chapel” started at $795 plus applicable taxes for the couple and up to ten guests.
The “Always and Forever” ceremony-and-meal package was published from $4,995 plus taxes and gratuity for the couple and up to 20 guests, with additional guests available at extra cost up to the stated limit. A “Perfect Match” weekday special started at $1,895 plus taxes for weddings booked and performed by October 31, 2026. Couples should confirm that any dated special is still available before relying on it.
Package pages state that the marriage licence or divorce decree is not included. They also commonly specify a 50% deposit at booking, with the remaining balance due two weeks before the event. Taxes, gratuity, additional guests, extra chapel time and optional services can change the final total.
The official contact page lists 416-487-9800 and 276 Merton Street, Toronto. It says weddings and meetings are by appointment and provides an online enquiry form requesting the event date, time, estimated budget and event details.
The site publishes multiple packages with different eligibility periods and inclusions. When enquiring, couples should identify the package name, intended date, guest count, ceremony type and whether they need a ceremony only, cocktail reception or dinner reception.
Before booking, ask for the current package document and an itemized quote. Confirm the room, total guest allowance, event duration, early-access time, accessibility requirements and exactly which photography, food, alcohol, décor or coordination services are included.
For a legal marriage, confirm the couple’s responsibility for obtaining the Ontario marriage licence and bringing the required identification. Also review deposit terms, final-payment timing, change or cancellation conditions, taxes, gratuity, overtime rates and the process for adding guests or optional services.
The confirmed official homepage is titled “Toronto Micro Weddings – Toronto Wedding Chapel,” while the current public-facing venue name is Toronto Wedding Chapel & Event Space.
The Love Chapel seats up to 24 guests and the second-floor I Do Chapel accommodates up to 48. The homepage publishes a reception capacity of up to 33, but individual packages can have lower guest limits.
The official site says its wedding packages include a licensed officiant. Couples remain responsible for obtaining their marriage licence and bringing it with the required identification.
Yes. As reviewed on August 8, 2026, published starting prices included $595 plus taxes for the “Two for the Road” private signing and $795 plus taxes for “Going to the Chapel.” Prices are described as estimates and may change.
Yes. The official package pages include ceremony-only options and packages combining a ceremony with a cocktail or meal reception. Reception guest limits and inclusions depend on the selected package.
Address: 276 Merton Street, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1A9, Canada
Phone: 416-487-9800
Website: https://torontoweddingchapel.com/





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