Last week was the first time Carly and I had the pleasure of working with the lovely staff at The Doctor's House.

This venue located just north of Toronto is an interesting mix of old architecture, tight spaces, comfort mixed with luxury.

My personal favorite part of the venue was the underground access to the chapel from the main house. It was a great way to sneak the groom in just before the ceremony started.

Here is a link to their Google Places page.

The last time I had the pleasure of photographing at Hebron Christian Reformed Church was for Brenda Elliott and Jamie Burnett's unique wedding. This church fit their personality perfectly.

Hebron Christian Reformed Church is located in the GTA city of Whitby.

If you are interested in learning more about this venue check out their website at http://hebroncrc.ca/

Or visit them at 4240 Anderson Street, Whitby, Ontario

Photo of a passionate post wedding kiss taking place on the front steps of Centennial United Church which is located in Stayner

The first time we ever went to Stayner was also the first time we had the pleasure of visiting Centennial United Church. We were in the area covering the wedding of Amy Coutts and Jody Bennett. This church had that appealing charm that small churches in small communities always do. The ceremony put on by the local minister was sincere and heartfelt; you could tell they were close to the couple and that they really enjoying their job.

Fisheye view of the inside of Centennial United Church in Stayner

After the ceremony all the participants milled about outside the church, spilling into the street. A great time was had by all.

If you are interested in learning more about this church check out their website at www.centennialunitedchurch.com

Or visit them at 234 William Street, Stayner, Ontario

Overhead view of a ceremony taken from the balcony of the Croatian Roman Catholic Parish of St Anthony in Welland

Jen Sorrenti and Dan Shebunchak picked a very unique church for their wedding.

Their church had a perfect balance of Catholic grandeur, eastern European culture and small church atmosphere.

Also Father Aloishes was one of the nicest priests we have had the opportunity to work with in a long time. I recall asking him if he has any rules for the photographers, something I always do since I don’t want to step on their toes or break any unique rules, his response to me was that I can do anything I want just make sure this beautiful couple gets the memories they want. He was lots of fun and tremendously cheerful.

This church is located at 360 River Road, Welland, Ontario

Overhead shoot of the interior of the beautiful, modern and contemporary Catholic Church: St. John Chrysostom Church

I knew from my pre-event preparations that I was going to a catholic church but I was not prepared for the modern and contemporary building into which I entered. I was pleasantly surprised by the change, not that there is anything wrong with traditional ornate catholic church, in fact they are extremely beautiful, it's just that I had just had a long string of wedding in traditional buildings and it was an unexpected change.

If you are interested in seeing more photos of this beautiful modern contemporary catholic church check out the blog post from our most recent event their; Amanda Persons and Craig Platt's wedding.

If you are interested in learning more about this church check out their website at www.stjohnchrysostom.on.ca

Or visit them at 432 Ontario Street, Newmarket, Ontario

Photo of a wedding taking place on the alter at St. John the Baptist Norway in the beaches district of downtown Toronto

The first time we had the pleasure of visiting St. John the Baptist Norway church was during the wedding of Sarah Evans and Glen Schnioffsky. One of the things I found very interesting about this church was the interior walls. They were made out of standard house bricks. When I first noticed it I found in kind of odd - but after standing back and admiring the craftsmanship I've come away with a strong affection for the technique.

We really enjoyed shooting here - one of the reasons being the great lighting provided by the large natural light skylights and the beautiful stained-glass windows at each end of the church.

If you are interested in learning more about this church check out their website at http://www.stjohnsnorway.org/

Or visit them at 470 Woodbine Avenue, Toronto, Ontario