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Toledo Zoo

The Toledo Zoo was suggested to me by my friend Liz and it was the perfect fit for Mark and I. After extensive research, we decided to put down the deposit to have our wedding at the Toledo Zoo! Not only is the Toledo Zoo absolutely beautiful and perfect, but it is very reasonably priced.

We will have our ceremony in the gardens and the reception at the African Lodge. 

I am pretty excited about this! We will have free entrance to the zoo for our guests and live animal interactions during the cocktail hour!
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