5 New Wedding and Corporate Event Venues in Toronto
Toronto’s event scene keeps getting better. From restored heritage buildings to waterfront spaces with skyline views, the city is welcoming a wave of new venues that feel fresh, romantic, and unforgettable.
Whether you’re a couple planning your dream wedding or a company looking for a sophisticated event space, these five new Toronto and GTA venues deserve a spot on your shortlist.
1. The Quay – Toronto’s Waterfront Gem
Location: East Waterfront, minutes from downtown Toronto.
Capacity: Up to 400 guests seated.
Catering Options: Oliver & Bonacini Catering
Gallery: View Event Galleries
Website : https://www.oliverbonacini.com/weddings/
If you’ve been dreaming of a wedding by the water — think endless natural light, glass walls, and the sound of waves nearby — The Quay is your match. Managed by Oliver & Bonacini Events, it’s built for elegant weddings, luxury galas, and high-end brand celebrations.
Why Couples Love It:
The modern architecture and panoramic lake views set a serene, romantic tone. The terrace with a retractable roof is perfect for both sunny ceremonies and cozy evening receptions.
Good to Know:
It’s a premium venue with top-tier service — expect higher rental costs, but also flawless execution.
2. IKON Event Space – Mississauga
Location: 6887 Dixie Road, Mississauga.
Capacity: Up to 1,200 guests.
Website: ikonvenue.com
IKON is one of the GTA’s newest luxury event spaces — a modern, all-white interior with built-in lighting and flexible floor plans. Perfect for grand weddings, award nights, and lavish receptions.
Why Couples Love It:
The neutral design lets you make it your own — from all-white romantic setups to colorful cultural themes.
Good to Know:
It’s still new, so confirm rigging points and vendor flexibility before booking.
3. Nuvo Event Space – Brampton
Location: 7920 Mississauga Road, Brampton.
Capacity: 1,400 guests.
Ceiling Height: 21 feet.
Website: nuvoeventspace.com
Newly launched in 2025, Nuvo Event Space offers a massive blank-canvas layout with 18,000 sq ft of floor space. Ideal for couples who want to go big and customize every detail.
Why Couples Love It:
The soaring ceilings are perfect for chandeliers, floral clouds, and statement backdrops. The venue feels open, airy, and fully customizable.
Good to Know:
Because it’s a new build, book a site visit to plan logistics and confirm décor layouts.
4. SixtyEight – Downtown Toronto
Location: 68th Floor, Scotia Plaza, Downtown Toronto.
Capacity: 200 seated / 250 cocktail.
Website: Oliver & Bonacini Events
Perched high above the city, SixtyEight combines minimalist luxury with breathtaking skyline views. Perfect for intimate weddings, rehearsal dinners, or executive events that call for elegance.
Why Couples Love It:
The panoramic windows flood the space with light by day and glittering city views by night — perfect for timeless photos.
Good to Know:
It’s a smaller venue, ideal for up to 200 guests. Elevator access only; plan load-ins accordingly.
5. The Imperial Toronto – St. Clair West
Location: 129 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto.
Capacity: 450 seated / 600 cocktail.
Website: theimperialtoronto.com
A former 1912 Gothic church reborn as a stunning multi-space venue, The Imperial is where history meets modern luxury. With six unique areas — including a rooftop terrace and open courtyard — it’s an unforgettable setting for weddings or sophisticated corporate galas.
Why Couples Love It:
Vaulted ceilings, stained glass, and soft lighting create a cinematic backdrop for your “I do.” The rooftop terrace adds a romantic, open-air touch.
Good to Know:
Outdoor spaces are beautiful but weather-sensitive. Check availability early — dates are booking fast for 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions About Toronto’s New Wedding and Event Venues
1. Are these venues open for bookings in 2025?
Yes! All five venues — The Quay, IKON, Nuvo Event Space, SixtyEight, and The Imperial Toronto — are accepting bookings for 2025 and beyond. Because they’re newly opened, availability can fill quickly, especially for summer and fall dates, so it’s best to reach out early.
2. Which of these venues is best for large weddings?
If you’re planning a grand celebration, both IKON Event Space (Mississauga) and Nuvo Event Space (Brampton) are ideal.
They can host over 1,000 guests, feature high ceilings, and have layouts suited for multi-day or cultural weddings.
3. Which venue offers the best view or photo backdrop?
The Quay – beautiful waterfront and skyline views.
SixtyEight – breathtaking cityscape views from the 68th floor of Scotia Plaza.
The Imperial Toronto – historic Gothic architecture and romantic courtyards perfect for timeless photos.
4. Can I bring my own vendors and décor team?
Most of these venues allow outside décor, floral, and rental vendors, but each has its own policy.
The Quay and SixtyEight operate under Oliver & Bonacini Events and often use their in-house catering and bar service.
IKON, Nuvo, and The Imperial are more flexible and welcome external décor teams — perfect if you’re working with a designer like Ethereal Creators.
5. Do these venues offer outdoor ceremony options? Yes!
The Quay has a retractable-roof terrace overlooking the lake.
The Imperial offers a rooftop terrace and courtyard.
Nuvo has outdoor-adjacent access areas that can be styled for ceremony entrances.
6. What’s included when I book a venue?
Every venue differs slightly, but you can generally expect:
✔️ Tables and chairs
✔️ Standard lighting and AV equipment
✔️ Access to bridal suites or prep rooms
✔️ On-site event coordination
Luxury venues like The Quay and The Imperial may also include full-service catering and bar staff.
7. How far in advance should I book my wedding venue in Toronto? For new, high-demand venues, we recommend booking 12–18 months in advance — even earlier if your date falls on a holiday weekend or in peak season (May–October).
8. What’s the average cost to host a wedding at these venues?
Venue rentals typically start around $12,000–$20,000 for smaller spaces like SixtyEight and can go up to $30,000–$50,000+ for full buyouts at The Quay, IKON, or The Imperial.
Decor, florals, and production are additional and vary based on guest count and design.
9. Do these venues provide parking or hotel accommodations nearby?
IKON and Nuvo have ample parking and nearby hotels.
The Quay, SixtyEight, and The Imperial are downtown venues — parking is limited, but nearby hotel blocks and valet options are available.
