The Bride’s Guide
When you get hungry go to Irene, or Queens Harbour, a casual dining restaurant, or Simona for Italian, both located steps from Toronto’s Iconic Sugar beach.
For an Insta-worthy walk, Polson Pier , Biidaasige Park, or HTO Park overlook the lake and City Cruises Boat Tours takes you on the water for views of the CN Tower and the harbour.
For Waterfront Views
For views of the 6 visit Canoe, an upscale canadian style resturant,
Kasa Moto, asian fusion in the rooftop,
Baro is a great rooftop option for lunch, brunch, dinner with lively latin music.
When you’re not hungry, the CN tower is a staple, and
Billy Bishop airport offers helicopter tours.
For a little patio-maxxing visit Drake Hotel Sky Yard, and located in the entertainment district you’ll find the Ballroom Bowl second floor or The Porch for music.
For Skyline views
The Groom’s Guide
Bar Bokeh, a new speakeasy in Leslieville with asian inspired bites.
Suite 115
The Rex Hotel Jazz and Blue Bar
Gift Shop
For Sip & Yap
St. Lawrence Market where over a 100+ bakers, food vendors gather.
Distillery District for cozy Balzacs coffee shop or local Toronto stationary shop or brewery or a quick candle making class - Saturday they are hosting a Country Fest.
Kensington Market for boho, street market vibes or Yorkville outdoor shopping neighborhood for the boujee or Ossington Street for local vintage shops, hidden wine bars, and Insta-worthy coffee shops.
Visit Exhibition Place where the CNE festival is taking place - enjoy rides, games - food trucks, and an air show.
Toronto Dragon Festival - free saturday and sunday in Nathan Phillips Square.
For Shopping & Walking
Scarborough Bluffers Park
Enjoy a quick and scenic trip across the water to Toronto Islands by ferry, water-taxi, enjoy centreville amusement park in Center Island.
Excursions
