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Sarah and Jeff’s wedding moved from Knox College to a celebration at Second Floor Events on King Street West. Their film connects the ceremony with the speeches, first dance and energy of the reception.
A wedding we filmed
Sarah + Jeff
Sarah and Jeff’s downtown Toronto wedding began at Kimpton Saint George before their ceremony at Knox College and an evening reception at Second Floor Events on King Street West.
Their wedding film moves from the quieter moments of getting ready and their first look through the ceremony, cocktail hour, speeches, first dance and the energy of the reception.
Planning your film here
Plan the downtown move
For Sarah and Jeff, the move from Knox College to King Street West was part of the day’s timeline. Allow time for travel, unloading equipment and checking sound before entrances or speeches begin. Share the final schedule with your coordinator, photographer and film team. Our Toronto wedding film timeline guide explains how to plan those transitions.
Share speeches and music cues
Let us know who is speaking, where they will stand and when the first dance will begin. Connect us with the DJ or sound technician before the reception so we can plan an audio feed and a separate backup recording. Read how speeches and dialogue shape your wedding film to see why those words matter beyond the moment they are spoken.
Leave time to celebrate
Portraits are only one part of the story. Protect time to spend with your guests so your film includes the conversations, laughter and dancing you will want to revisit.
Planning a reception film in downtown Toronto
Was Sarah and Jeff’s ceremony at Second Floor Events?
No. They held their ceremony at Knox College, then celebrated their reception at Second Floor Events. Their film brings both locations into one story.
What should we share before filming the reception?
Your entrance, dinner, speech and dance timings; the names of the speakers; and the contact for your planner or MC and sound technician. Tell us about any surprises privately so we can prepare without giving them away.
How do we choose a film length?
Consider how much of the day’s conversation, traditions and celebration you want woven into the main edit. Our wedding film length guide compares the viewing experience of a highlight, short film and feature film.
This page features a past wedding we filmed. Confirm current venue availability and arrangements directly with Second Floor Events.
Your wedding, seen with fresh eyes.
Tell us where you’re celebrating in Toronto and what you want your film to hold. We’ll plan around your people, your traditions and the way you want to experience the day.