Some wedding venues feel new and polished. The Doctor's House feels as though generations of stories were already living within its walls long before your own arrived.
Dating back to the nineteenth century, this landmark in historic Kleinburg brings together heritage architecture, manicured gardens, mature surroundings and several distinctive wedding spaces on one remarkable property.
Perhaps its most romantic feature is the chapel.
Nestled among the gardens, the chapel can seat approximately 140 guests on traditional wooden pews beneath iron chandeliers and cathedral-style windows. A traditional chapel bell and warm hardwood floors make the ceremony feel wonderfully removed from the ordinary.
After the vows, couples do not have to leave the property to find an entirely different atmosphere for their reception.
The Great Hall is the largest wedding space, accommodating approximately 240 seated guests. Eighteen-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the grounds and Humber River Conservation area, while a private patio and outdoor fireplace allow the celebration to spill naturally outside.
The Country Fare offers a more intimate setting for approximately 160 seated guests, with large windows, private green space and its own patio. The Garden Room is smaller again, welcoming approximately 110 guests beneath exposed wooden beams and beside fireplaces that give the room a softer historic character.
Six acres of gardens and surrounding greenery provide endless places to wander for photographs between ceremony and dinner.
The Doctor's House also offers two overnight bridal suites, giving couples the chance to stay within the place where so much of their wedding story unfolded.
For couples who dream of church bells, garden photographs, old-world character and dinner in a room overlooking the trees, The Doctor's House offers a wedding that feels deeply connected to the history and romance of Kleinburg.
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