Parks & Studios
Outdoor parks and indoor studios across the GTA where we photograph weddings and engagements.
Parks we photograph
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Mississauga
Adamson Estate Wedding & Engagement Photography | Mississauga
Adamson Estate is one of the most beautiful places to photograph a wedding or engagement in Mississauga — a 13-acre heritage property on the shore of Lake Ontario in the Lakeview neighbourhood. Its 1920 Colonial Revival manor house, the rare wooden gatehouse (the only one of its kind in Canada), the landscaped gardens, and the open lakefront give couples a remarkable range of backdrops in one walkable location. There's a fitting romance to the place: the estate was itself a wedding gift, given to Mabel Cawthra when she married Agar Adamson in 1899. We love Adamson for engagement sessions and wedding-day portraits across every season — spring gardens, summer light off the water, autumn colour against the old stone, and the quiet, architectural calm of winter. The grounds are peaceful and rarely crowded, which makes them especially kind to camera-shy couples. One planning note: Adamson Estate is a City of Mississauga park, and the City requires a photography permit for wedding and engagement sessions.
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Toronto
Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens
Five verified SIGS wedding records use Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens in Toronto as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented north-Toronto portrait history.
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Hamilton
Bayfront Park
Bayfront Park is the City of Hamilton's waterfront park on the west end of the harbour — a promenade, lawns down to the water, and the marina behind. SIGS photographed Samantha and Brenden's waterfront ceremony here, under a wooden arch, with the boats and the bay behind them.
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Toronto
Black Creek Pioneer Village
Six verified SIGS wedding records use Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's repeated north-Toronto portrait history.
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Brampton
Chinguacousy Park
Chinguacousy Park is a large City of Brampton park with formal gardens and a greenhouse, used by couples for outdoor wedding portraits. SIGS photographed Brittania and Andrew here — portraits among the gardens and beneath a black metal archway, with their wedding party.
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Richmond Hill
David Dunlap Observatory Park
Two verified SIGS wedding records use David Dunlap Observatory Park in Richmond Hill as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented Richmond Hill portrait history.
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Thorold
DeCew House Heritage Park
DeCew House Heritage Park is a City of Thorold heritage park — the War of 1812 site of the historic DeCew (DeCou) House, with a stone foundation wall and wooded clearings. SIGS photographed Maranda and Curtis here in autumn — an embrace in golden light against the stone wall, and an outdoor ceremony under a rustic wooden arch with guests in rows of white chairs.
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Toronto
Edwards Gardens
Six verified SIGS wedding records use Edwards Gardens in Toronto as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's repeated Toronto wedding portrait history.
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Brampton
Gage Park
Two verified SIGS wedding records use Gage Park in Brampton as a portrait location. The Brampton label distinguishes it from Gage Park in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Gage Park
Two verified SIGS wedding records use Gage Park in Hamilton as a portrait location. The Hamilton label distinguishes it from Gage Park in Brampton.
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Oakville
Gairloch Gardens
Three verified SIGS wedding records use Gairloch Gardens in Oakville as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented Oakville wedding portrait history.
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Toronto
Guild Park and Gardens
Two verified SIGS wedding records use Guild Park and Gardens in Scarborough as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented Scarborough portrait history.
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Toronto
Humber Arboretum
Eight verified SIGS wedding records use Humber Arboretum in Toronto as a portrait location. It is one of the studio's strongest documented Toronto-area portrait settings.
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Toronto
James Gardens
Two verified SIGS wedding records use James Gardens in Toronto as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented west-Toronto portrait history.
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Mississauga
Kariya Park
Nine verified SIGS wedding records use Kariya Park in Mississauga as a portrait location. It is one of the studio's most frequently used Mississauga portrait settings.
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Vaughan
Kleinburg Village
Kleinburg Village is the historic main street of Kleinburg, in Vaughan — part of the Kleinburg-Nashville Heritage Conservation District, with heritage storefronts and tree-lined streets along Islington Avenue. SIGS photographed Sara and Rocco's wedding portraits here, from the village streetscape to La Baracca and the old train station.
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Markham
Main Street Unionville
Three verified SIGS wedding records use Main Street Unionville in Markham as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented Markham-area portrait history.
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Vaughan
McMichael Art Gallery
Five verified SIGS wedding records use McMichael Art Gallery in Kleinburg as a portrait location. It is one of the studio's most frequently used Vaughan-area portrait settings.
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Cambridge
Mill Race Park
Mill Race Park is the riverside park on Water Street North in Cambridge, Ontario, with a promenade along the Grand River and the old mill walls. SIGS photographed Laura and Alex's sunset portraits here in July 2025 — their silhouettes against a fiery orange sky mirrored in the river.
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Mississauga
Mississauga City Hall
Eight verified SIGS wedding records use Mississauga City Hall as a portrait location. It is one of the studio's strongest documented Mississauga portrait settings.
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Toronto
Osgoode Hall
Eight verified SIGS wedding records use Osgoode Hall in Toronto as a portrait location. It is one of the studio's strongest documented downtown portrait settings.
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Richmond Hill
Richmond Green
Richmond Green is a large City of Richmond Hill park with gardens, a waterfall, and an outdoor amphitheatre, used by couples for outdoor wedding portraits. SIGS has photographed couples here — Fazana & Aman in an ornate white lehenga and gold-detailed sherwani, and Lisa & Eduardo — among the gardens, at a gazebo and a floral arch, and by the park's waterfall.
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Burlington
Royal Botanical Gardens
Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG), spanning Burlington and Hamilton, offers gardens, a greenhouse, and waterfront settings for wedding portraits. SIGS photographed Nicole and Gabriel here — an embrace on a stone path in the greenhouse garden, and portraits on the rocky waterfront.
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Oakville
Shell Park
Three verified SIGS wedding records use Shell Park in Oakville as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented Oakville wedding portrait history.
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Vaughan
Sugarbush Heritage Park
Sugarbush Heritage Park on Thornhill Woods Drive in Vaughan (Thornhill) is a wooded City of Vaughan park with the historic Baker House and the Baker Sugarbush Woodlot Trail. SIGS photographed Theodora and Doug's portraits here — among the trees and along the woodland trail.
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Guelph
The Arboretum, University of Guelph
The Arboretum at the University of Guelph is a large expanse of gardens, plant collections and trails in Guelph, with designated outdoor ceremony sites and facility rentals. SIGS photographed Christina and Jasjivan's South Asian wedding here — a sparkling lehenga and a white sherwani before colourful drapes and hanging lanterns.
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Mississauga
The Riverwood Conservancy
Eight verified SIGS wedding records use The Riverwood Conservancy in Mississauga as a portrait location. It is one of the studio's most frequently used Mississauga-area portrait settings.
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Newmarket
The Tannery Mall
Two verified SIGS wedding records use The Tannery Mall in Newmarket as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented Newmarket portrait history.
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Toronto
University of Toronto
Two verified SIGS wedding records use the University of Toronto as a portrait location. It is part of the studio's documented downtown Toronto portrait history.