Real weddings · Casa Loma, Toronto
Three of the weddings we filmed this year were at Casa Loma. Add Justina and Kenton's from before that, and we now have four Casa Loma wedding videos. They are all in this post.
If you are getting married at the castle and looking for a Casa Loma wedding videographer, this is the quickest way to see what a Casa Loma wedding looks like on film. Below the films you will find what the main rooms are like on camera, how a Casa Loma day tends to run, and the questions couples ask us about it. We film mostly documentary, with a little editorial mixed in, so each film follows the day the way it actually happened.
At a glance
- Films here: four Casa Loma weddings, three of them from 2026, each with the full story of the day on our blog.
- Rooms we have filmed: the Conservatory, the Library, the bridal suite, the gardens and the castle grounds.
- Ceremony times we have filmed: half past twelve and six in the evening.
- Who films: Dario or Kyrill, one of our two founders, at every wedding.
- Pricing: from $2,500 CAD plus HST, or build your own in our package builder. No travel fee, since Casa Loma is in Toronto.
Our Casa Loma wedding videos
Leah & Alexander
A morning at the St. Regis, a Rolls Royce to the castle, a six o'clock ceremony in the Conservatory, an aerialist at cocktail hour, and dinner in the Library with a string quartet playing through the courses.
Carly & Robertson
A first look on the front lawn of her parents' house in North York, a whole afternoon of portraits at the castle, a six o'clock ceremony, and a first dance saved for the end of the night.
Shayla & Gabe
A midday ceremony in the Conservatory, with a string quartet playing video game themes and two corgis as ring bearers. Then the whole party moved to a board game café on College for the reception.
Justina & Kenton
A Greek and Canadian wedding, from the early morning preparations to sunset portraits in the gardens. Their film is the one on our homepage.
What Casa Loma is like on film
Casa Loma has architecture in every direction, so wide shots carry themselves, and the stone interiors give a film a warmth most ballrooms cannot. It also means a day here moves through several different spaces instead of staying in one room, which is good for a film.
The Conservatory. Two of the ceremonies in this post were held here. It photographs like a greenhouse and films like a cathedral: glass overhead, stone underfoot, and light that changes over the half hour a ceremony takes. We have filmed ceremonies here at half past twelve and at six in the evening. If you want the whole thing kept, not just the highlights, you can add an edited ceremony film to your package.
The Library. We have filmed receptions and portraits here. When it is your reception room, we like to film it once while it is still empty, then again during the room reveal, when the two of you get it to yourselves for a few minutes before the guests come in. It is the one moment all night you get to be guests at your own wedding.
The bridal suite and the rest of the castle. The couples we have filmed here spent the afternoon before the ceremony doing portraits outside, in the bridal suite and around the building. Carly and Robertson took a few in the elevator, which sounds like an odd item on a shot list until you see the elevator.
The gardens. Weather allowing, this is where sunset portraits happen. Justina and Kenton's were filmed here.
How a Casa Loma wedding day tends to run
No two of these weddings looked alike, but they had a few things in common. If you are building your schedule now, our guide to a wedding day timeline for better video covers the basics. These are the Casa Loma specifics.
- Give the castle the afternoon. Carly and Robertson arrived at half past two for a six o'clock ceremony. Leah and Alexander did their first look on the grounds at half past three. That leaves room for portraits, the bridal party and family photos before guests arrive, without anyone watching the clock.
- Getting ready nearby. Our couples have got ready at The St. Regis, the W Toronto, family homes and downtown condos. If you and your partner are getting ready in two places, a second videographer means both mornings are filmed. That is how Leah and Alexander's day was covered.
- Use the cocktail hour. At Carly and Robertson's wedding, cocktails ran while the reception room was finished. At Leah and Alexander's there was an aerialist and a champagne tower. Either way, guests have something to do while the room is turned.
- Spread the speeches through dinner. Both of those couples had speeches between courses instead of all at once. It keeps the night moving. If you want every toast kept in full, edited speeches can be added to your package.
- Think about a late first dance. Carly and Robertson saved theirs for a quarter to ten, right before the floor opened. Leah changed into a second dress for hers after dessert. By then the room is warm and everyone is already on their feet.
- Plan the gap if you split venues. Shayla and Gabe were married at half past twelve and held their reception on College Street. Their guests had the castle's audio tour and the run of the place until it was time to leave. That gap is where many couples lose their guests. Here it was part of the day.
What a Casa Loma wedding film costs
Our wedding films start at $2,500 CAD plus HST. That covers 8 hours with one videographer, a highlight film of up to five minutes, 4K, drone coverage (weather and location permitting) and raw footage. From there, most couples build their own.
Our package builder lets you choose your coverage (8 to 12 hours), one or two videographers, and the films you want edited on their own, and it shows an estimated total as you go. For a Casa Loma wedding, these are the choices worth thinking about:
- Two videographers, if you are getting ready in two places. Choosing two also adds a free engagement film.
- An edited ceremony ($500), if you want your Conservatory ceremony kept in full.
- Edited speeches ($500), if your toasts are spread across dinner like the ones above.
- A feature film ($1,500), 10 to 15 minutes, for a longer telling of the day.
Casa Loma is in Toronto, so there is no travel fee. The builder gives you an estimate, and we confirm everything in writing once we hear about your day. Our guide to what a wedding videographer costs in Toronto covers what changes the price, and our list of the best GTA wedding venues for a documentary film puts Casa Loma next to nine others.
Questions couples ask about filming at Casa Loma
Have you filmed weddings at Casa Loma before?
Yes. The four Casa Loma weddings in this post are all ours, and each one has a full write-up of the day on our blog. We film at the castle several times a year.
Which parts of Casa Loma have you filmed in?
Ceremonies in the Conservatory, receptions and portraits in the Library, getting ready and portraits in the bridal suite, portraits around the castle and its grounds, and sunset portraits in the gardens. We have even filmed a few portraits in the elevator.
How much does a wedding videographer at Casa Loma cost?
Our wedding films start at $2,500 CAD plus HST, for 8 hours with one videographer. Most couples build their own package in our package builder, which shows an estimated total as you choose your hours, one or two videographers and the films you want. Casa Loma is in Toronto, so there is no travel fee.
Can you film a ceremony at Casa Loma and a reception somewhere else?
Yes. Shayla and Gabe were married in the Conservatory and held their reception at Snakes & Lattes on College. If you split the day, plan the gap between the two venues and give your guests something to do in it.
Who will film our wedding at Casa Loma?
Dario or Kyrill, one of our two founders, films every wedding we take on. Second videographers come from a small group both of us have personally vetted.
How far in advance should we book a videographer for a Casa Loma wedding?
Most couples book us 6 to 12 months before the wedding. Venue dates usually come first, so once your Casa Loma date is confirmed, it is a good time to get in touch.
Getting married at Casa Loma? Tell us your date and how you picture the day, and we will tell you how we would film it. We believe in real moments, and we would love to hear about yours.
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