Marry Me Proposal in Toronto.
Sometimes you don’t just want to tell them, but show them. Hence the Marry Me letters (flowers and candles too). Set up candles and a pathway of rose petals to where you’re waiting on bended knee.
What is included
- 10″ Marry Me letters
- Faux Red Roses
- Wax Flameless Pillar Candles and Tea Lights
- A consultation with one of our proposal experts, who will help you finalize your proposal idea and handle all of the logistics of your proposal plan
- A photographer who is assigned to you for one hour to capture the build up, the proposal moment, and take portraits and ring shots after you pop the question
- You’ll receive 70–100 high-resolution, print-ready images uploaded to a password-protected online gallery that you can access, download and share 3–4 business days after your proposal.
Make it yours
Add a path of rose petals or candles (or both) to guide your special someone to the moment they’ll never forget.
Paid in full at checkout, with no deposit.
Please, check availability before booking.
- 4.8/5
- 10,000+ proposals since 2011
- As seen on: Shark Tank, The Insider, The Today Show and CBS Sunday Morning
Ready for a complimentary brainstorming session of proposal ideas and locations? +1 (929) 377-1181
Good to know
- Paparazzi Proposals doesn’t just photograph proposals, but with every proposal we offer a consultation with ideas, maps and suggestions from our experts.
- Contact one of our proposal experts today for a free proposal planning consultation!
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Four Toronto spots that fit this setup.
Plan out where you want to shoot in advance and have backup plans for if a location may not work out due to weather or other factors beyond your control.
Toronto Islands
Olympic Island has the “postcard” skyline in season, 5–10 minutes from the Centre Island ferry dock.
Casa Loma
And no fairytale is complete without a castle! 1910s, with gardens. Ticketed; we time it.
Scarborough Bluffs
White cliffs rising high above Lake Ontario. Wear shoes you can actually walk in.
Distillery District
Victorian brick lanes and cobblestones, with no cars. Quietest on a weekday morning.
