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ELOPE TORONTO: Simple personalised legal weddings in Toronto. (Micro-weddings, pop-up weddings, 'registry or signing the papers' or 'City Hall' style weddings). Contact MaryBeaty (at) Gmail (dot) com. MONDAY WHO AM I? MARY BEATY, HUMANIST OFFICIANT I am Mary Beaty, a certified Wedding Officiant licensed by the Registrar General of Ontario under the auspices of the Ontario Humanist Society to provide legal marriage services in the Province of Ontario. I am a librarian, Humanist Chaplain at the University of Toronto, a writer, a human rights activist, a grandmother, and former organic and sheep farmer, interested in sustainability, and green issues. I have married about 1500 couples since 2004, and I offer simple and meaningful secular (non-religious) Humanist wedding services, including both traditional and modern ceremonies, for couples who wish to design their own weddings. For more information and sample Ceremonies at WeddingsofToronto.com Email me at MaryBeaty (at) Gmail (dot) com. or: SEND AN [ENQUIRY] FORM HERE Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: contact, Humanist Chaplain, Mary Beaty SUNDAY SIMPLE LEGAL WEDDINGS - YOUR WEDDING, YOUR WAY We conduct simple, 'civil' (non-religious, non-denominational, secular) humanist weddings. These ceremonies are similar to those conducted by a 'Justice of the Peace", or a "City Hall wedding". We also conduct 'microweddings', a new name for 'elopements'. Mary is licensed as a Marriage Officiant by the Registrar General of Ontario, and the Ontario Humanist Society Since 2004, I have married over 1500 couples. Always happy to chat. SEND AN [ENQUIRY] FORM HERE See the link at the bottom of your cell phone to view the full page with more information. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Enquiry form, microweddings, Simple legal weddings MONDAY WHAT IS A 'MICRO WEDDING' ? (AKA POPUP WEDDING) Micro wedding is a new term for a small private wedding. Here's a news clip about this 'trend' Send us an enquiry here and we'll explain more. We have conducted 'micro weddings' since 2004. They are also called 'elopements', 'small civil weddings', 'city hall weddings', 'pop-up weddings', 'house weddings', 'registry weddings', 'family weddings" and lots of other terms, and it basically means the way your great-grandparents were probably married. In earlier days, people generally got married at home, in the 'parlour' or outside on the lawn. You got dressed in the bedroom, and the family and local ladies made the wedding brunch. Today's couples often choose a park, the condo party room, someone's balcony, or a quiet corner of a city landmark, or any place you can gather with a small group for a half hour, the same as you would hold a graduation picnic, a birthday party, or just any little celebration. Dress-up is optional! Feel free to write me with any questions, and I'm happy to make suggestions. Save the funds you would have spent on the 'big fat' wedding - and go on a travel adventure! A few recent micro elopements :) Micro wedding in my apartment (check the sox!) Micro wedding in the backyard of my apartment Popup in the couple's condo Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: backyard wedding, City Hall wedding, civil wedding, elopement, justice of the peace, Location, micro wedding, pop-up weddings SATURDAY WINTER LOCATIONS FOR MICRO-WEDDINGS (POPUPS, ELOPEMENTS, 'SIGNINGS') Brrr. Although we do conduct outdoor weddings in winter, and have ventured to snowy spots like the Brickworks. Grange Park and Riverdale Park, and even the skating rink at Nathan Phillips, I DO RECOMMEND indoor locations for your small intimate micro-wedding. We need to have about 30 minutes for the wedding and signing, and it gets COLD, and we can't sign if it's wet. SO! Your apartment, my apartment, your friend's condo event room are handy. Most restaurants will let you stand in a quiet corner at 4pm (before evening service) and hold a quick wedding, (don't say "wedding", say "private meeting" - they don't want to worry about confetti and champagne serving). But do ask about private 'snugs', small dinner party rooms at places like the Irish pubs on the Danforth. But you can also rent a co-working room at various locations, like the Centre for Social Innovation on Spadina, etc. Just think, 'where could I hold a small meeting?', and you'll think of places you could hold a small wedding. Contact me at marybeaty (at) gmail (dot) com, and I can offer suggestions. Happy planning! Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: elopement, locations, micro wedding, popup wedding, small weddings, winter SUNDAY POPUP MICRO FAMILY WEDDING AT UOFT ON A QUIET SUNDAY MORNING Quiet little micro wedding at Univ of Toronto It's summer, and University is quiet at the moment, especially on a Sunday morning before lunch. You can pre-BOOK a few places for small weddings (Hart House, Vic College, etc.). But sometimes you can also just wander in with a handful of family and find a quiet corner. I liked this stone step, because I'm really short and the groom was a Big Friendly Giant. Please contact me if you want to chat about location ideas. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: elopement, Location, micro wedding, popup wedding, small weddings, University of toronto SATURDAY HOW TO ARRANGE A SIMPLE LEGAL NON-RELIGIOUS 'CIVIL' WEDDING IN TORONTO ('MICRO WEDDING') We offer simple 'civil' legal wedding ceremonies: non-religious & non-denominational, (similar to a 'City Hall' or 'Justice of the Peace' wedding) including elopements, private ceremonies, legal ceremonies for destination weddings, (aka 'micro-wedding', 'signings' or 'registration of a marriage') and friendly family & community-style weddings. I make house calls! You may have a wedding at your home, apartment, in a park, hotel, restaurant, or other location of choice. Or hot air balloon. Questions big or small? Use this [ENQUIRY FORM] and I'll write back! I will also send a sample contract and a fee scale. Fees are simple, and based on the size of the wedding, and include transportation and office fees. See FAQ and main website for more information for both small and larger events. Mary is licensed as a Marriage Officiant ("wedding Celebrant") by the Registrar General of Ontario, and the Ontario Humanist Society and has performed over 1500 civil weddings. I am currently the Secular Humanist Chaplain at the University of Toronto HUMANISM is an ethical philosophy of secular living, stating we all share a duty of care to each other, to lead ethical lives of compassion and respect, for other people, and the world we all share. Humanist Wedding Ceremonies are simple, meaningful, non-religious legal marriage ceremonies, which reflect your wishes, your values, and your story. We also provide ceremonies for baby-namings, memorials, and other life events. NOTE: If you are viewing the MOBILE version of this blog, there's lots more info in the desktop version. There's a 'web version' link at the foot of the first page of posts, or view on your laptop. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: ' signing the papers', booking, Celebrant, civil weddings, Destination weddings, elopement, justice of the peace, micro wedding MICRO (POPUP) WEDDING IN HIGH PARK ON A SUNNY MORNING. A "micro wedding' is a new term for an elopement or small civil wedding. We like High Park, because it's so big you can find a nice spot for a small wedding on the day you get there. We avoided the family picnics and daycares, and found a great spot under a trellis, for the couple, the witnesses a few friends and family and a toddler or two (who could run around a bit). Wonderful morning, serenaded by the birds. And then a celebration brunch. Newly married couple in High Park Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: elopement, family wedding, High Park, Location, micro wedding, outside, popup wedding, small weddings FRIDAY SMALL (MICRO) WEDDING AT VICTORIA COLLEGE Micro elopement on the steps at Vic College The couple booked the STEPS at Vic College, and we had a lovely small wedding in the Quad. Around us were people taking photos for BIG weddings later in the day, but we were finished and happy and ready for the celebration dinner at a restaurant by the time the other couples were resting up for their events. Small weddings are very traditional, actually - and quite fun. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: elopement, Location, micro wedding, outdoors, pop-up weddings, small weddings, University of toronto MONDAY SMALL RESTAURANT WEDDING - ON THE PATIO AT DUSK Here's a happy spring wedding. The rain stopped JUST LONG ENOUGH for us to set up the lights and the flags and a table for signing, and a lovely time was had by all. The restaurant is Her Father's Cider (we had weddings there before when it was LOIRE). Great food, lovely staff, very very happy evening. Happy couple at a small family wedding 30 guests at a 'micro wedding' Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: her fathers cider, Location, micro wedding, outdoors, restaurants, small weddings SATURDAY SMALL LEGAL WEDDING AT HOME Riverdale Home Wedding Small legal weddings are back, also called 'micro-weddings', a new term for elopements, in post-covid times. This is in Riverdale, walkable from my home. And yes, another tall couple. I think I'll start calling myself a Hobbit. But it was a happy wedding, with a few friends and champagne. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: apartment, elopement, legal wedding, Location, micro wedding THURSDAY HART HOUSE WEDDING - BACK AGAIN! Hart House (rehearsal) Here's a rehearsal picture for a lovely Hart House spring wedding. I'll wear higher shoes, but I'm still dwarfed by these handsome guys! It's nice to be back in the building again, and looking forward to some additional on-campus weddings as the weather improves. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Hart House, Location WEDNESDAY GERRARD LANEWAY OUTDOOR WEDDING Gerrard laneway elopement During Covid, we sometimes met outside (in this case, outside the restaurant) and held the weddings in small spaces - like the laneway!! Quick and simple - and quite fun. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: elopement, Location, outdoors KING STREET CONDO BALCONY WEDDING, A BIT COLD, BUT HAPPY The sun went behind a cloud, but the couple are pretty happy. But we had a nice simple civil wedding, despite the chill. All you need is a quiet location, and about 30 minutes, and then perhaps a little champagne! Balcony wedding King Street Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: balcony, civil wedding, condo, elopement, Location HIGH PARK WEDDING - SMALL AND SUNNY! Beautiful day - in a little alcove by the Japanese Garden Happy Couple and mom/mother-in-law! Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: High Park, Location, outdoors FRIDAY WINDY SPRING WEDDING IN RIVERDALE PARK Riverdale Park in Spring Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Location, outdoors SPRING BACKYARD WEDDING FOR A LONG-TERM COUPLE! This couple had been companions for a number of years, and they celebrated their legal wedding in their backyard, with stories, humour, and a woodpecker! Backyard pride wedding Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Location, same sex weddings RESTAURANT IL PONTE, FAMILY WEDDING ON A SUNNY EVENING Il Ponte restaurant, Riverdale Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Location, restaurants WEDNESDAY OUTDOOR SPRING WEDDING AT UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Spring wedding at University of Toronto The weather looked a little blustery (well, a LOT!) and rain was threatening, so we changed our plans and found this nice portico and had a nice simple elopement - and the sun came out! Spring flowers, April showers, and a very happy spring couple. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: Location, University of toronto Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) LOCATIONS | CEREMONIES | RESOURCES | FAQs | CONTACT MARY Send me a query here: ElopeToronto Info Request or email to marybeaty (at) gmail (dot) com MARY BEATY, MLS, OHS, HS, HUMANIST CHAPLAIN, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, LICENSED MARRIAGE OFFICIANT WHO AM I? I am Mary Beaty, a certified Wedding Officiant licensed by the Registrar General of Ontario under the auspices of the Ontario Humanist Society to provide legal marriage services in the Province of Ontario. I am a librarian, Humanist Chaplain at the University of Toronto , a writer, a human rights activist, a grandmother, and former organic sheep farmer, interested in sustainability, and green issues. 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The fee can be paid by cash, money order, certified cheque, or credit card. The City will not refund marriage license fees once a license has been issued. The license is good for 3 months, and there is no waiting period for marriages; you can obtain the license and be married the same day. Either or both of the persons to be married may obtain the license. RESOURCES * Who Am I? Mary Beaty, Officiant * Contact Me - enquiry * FAQ * Legal Barebones Ceremony * "Signing the Papers" ceremony * Ceremony Checklist * Locations WEDDING @ RCYC (TORONTO ISLANDS) ROMAN IUNCTIO DEXTRARUM "Union of Right Hands" The Best Science Books of 2012 | Brain Pickings How do we fall in love? Author Jeanette Winterson offers this breathlessly poetic response: > You don’t fall in love like you fall in a hole. You fall like falling through > space. It’s like you jump off your own private planet to visit someone else’s > planet. And when you get there it all looks different: the flowers, the > animals, the colours people wear. It is a big surprise falling in love because > you thought you had everything just right on your own planet, and that was > true, in a way, but then somebody signalled to you across space and the only > way you could visit was to take a giant jump. Away you go, falling into > someone else’s orbit and after a while you might decide to pull your two > planets together and call it home. And you can bring your dog. Or your cat. > Your goldfish, hamster, collection of stones, all your odd socks. (The ones > you lost, including the holes, are on the new planet you found.) And you can > bring your friends to visit. And read your favourite stories to each other. > And the falling was really the big jump that you had to make to be with > someone you don’t want to be without. That’s it. > > PS You have to be brave. Theme images by Nikada. Powered by Blogger.