A valid Marriage Licence.  Marriage Licences must be applied for in person at your local municipal office. Visit https://www.ontario.ca/page/getting-married to reach the site How to get the government documents you need if you plan to marry in Ontario.   Licences expire after three months. If your plans change and your licence expires, it must be repurchased.  A valid Marriage Licence is required for the ceremony to take place.  Two witnesses. By law, you must provide two witnesses for your ceremony. Witnesses can be family, friends or acquaintances. They do not need to be Canadian residents or citizens. I.D. is not required. They will sign documents as part of the ceremony proceedings and their signatures will remain part of your official marriage records.  The Wedding Chambers is not responsible for providing witnesses. A Registered Marriage Officiant. You can book your Officiant through us once you know the date, time and location of your ceremony.  Please contact us at 416 363 0316 to book our services.