Montreal Wedding Venues

Luxurious Wedding Reception and Venues

"We now pronounce you husband and wife ..."

AKA: it's time to boogie... but where????

One of the foremost things that a bride and groom must get done is booking the reception hall. Request for wedding venue is of high demand. As a result, many renowned places are booked years in advance. In addition, it may be overwhelming to read about the many romantic places to say, “I do.” So that’s where we come in…

Our objective is to help you with your selection of a wedding reception hall. This decision may be the finishing touch to a memorable evening. So let’s discuss your options.

Many community centers may look simple at first glance and have too often been dismissed. Overnight, these humble-looking facilities, when properly adorned, can offer a lavish setting. Many of our customers have favored this more economical option.

Others have Chateau Vaudreuil in just out of the Montreal area. Whether you have envisioned an epic entrance in a horse-drawn carriage, or an appearance in a romantic gondola, this is the place where dreams come true. This castle-looking complex with a European touch features everything from spectacular scenery to impeccable cuisine served in fine china ware.

Le Crystal, located in Ville St. Laurent and most renowned for their impeccably fine cuisine, caters to their clients with an exquisite white glove service.

All one must do is: sit down and enjoy the evening!



You best start rolling out your green bills because weddings require lots of money!

Your typical wedding may range from $25000- $45000, greatly depending on the reception hall, menu you select, amount of people that will be attending, and whether or not you wish to include open bar.

For that reason, many couples have decided to celebrate their union under the hot sun. Your wedding reception will literally amount to a fraction of what you are paying at a local venue. While a caribbean destination wedding does not cost much more than a typical honeymoon.



Intercontinetal Hotel- Old Port of Montreal



 



Try walking down this isle!


Must See Link: Graydon Hall in Toronto