Top Wedding Venues in Winnipeg
Some of my most popular blog posts highlight my personal fave wedding venues, but in the last few years, there have been quite a few changes in the Winnipeg wedding venue landscape so itâs time for an update!
Whether youâre looking for a wedding venue inside Winnipeg or within a few minutes of the perimeter, weâve got some really great options â just make sure you book it early!
Some of my most popular blog posts highlight my personal fave wedding venues,
but in the last few years, there have been quite a few changes in the Winnipeg wedding venue landscape so itâs time for an update!
Whether youâre looking for a Winnipeg wedding venue or something within a few minutes of the perimeter, weâve got some really great options â just make sure you book it early!
Previously, Iâve broken this up into My Top 5 Unique Wedding Venues, and Top 5 Best Wedding Locations in Manitoba (outside of Winnipeg). Since those posts, weâve seen a number of new venues open, as well as a few on my previous lists close down or shift gear. Iâve had the distinct pleasure of working at almost all of these venues within the last 12 months, and theyâre all SO great.
Without further ado, here are my Top favourite wedding venues in Winnipeg (and area) in absolutely no particular order!
Winnipeg Art Gallery
The WAG has long been one of my favourite venues for weddings. The building is absolutely beautiful, and of course, has every amenity that you need already taken care of. The rooftop makes for a gorgeous spot for ceremonies and cocktail hour (though prepare for wind! Thereâs nothing quite so windy as the WAG rooftop), Eckhardt Hall is a breathtaking backdrop for chic receptions, and since the opening of Quamajug, there are a few additional spaces available that are also visually inspiring.
The White Poplar
Near East Selkirk, the White Poplar has been a popular outdoor venue for a few years. Itâs similar in style to a lot of tent facilities, in that you bring in your own caterer, florals and decor, music, and so on, so you can really customize how much your wedding is going to cost you. The pavilion style building has open sides with a permanent roof, a fantastic catering building that also houses the washrooms and a wedding party suite. The property features a pond, is fully treed, and has multiple options for gorgeous ceremony backdrops. There are a lot of wins here!
One thing you need to plan for is wind. Itâs a windy property, and seemingly no matter what is happening in the sky, itâs going to be windy enough to knock vases or candles off tables in the pavilion. Plan to keep your centrepieces low and large enough that the vase has good weight to it and is more likely to stay on the tables, and consider framing your table numbers and tucking menus and place cards into napkins or forks.
Another great thing about White Poplar â they are SO good to vendors. Honestly, they make our jobs easy and thatâs not something you find at every venue. Extra bonus points for a happy vendor team đ
The Pavilion at Assiniboine Park
I am SO EXCITED that the Pavilion is once again open. They did weddings back in the day, and then the restaurant was closed, and then they reopened for weddings with a refreshed look but then Covid happenedâŚand I just am so happy about it because itâs a beautiful wedding venue with a long list of pros. Some of my favourite elements include
-an open ceiling that allows me to hang flowers đ¸
-gorgeous natural light thanks to a lot of windows
-a prime location inside Assiniboine Park making it so easy for guests, and so many locations for your wedding photos
-a beautiful outdoor terrace perfect for ceremonies and cocktail hours
-the venue capacity for a seated dinner is 100 people, which gives you the perfect excuse to have a slightly trimmed down guest list while still including all your most important people!
The St Norbert Arts Centre
SNAC is just a few minutes south of the city, making it really convenient while also being situated in a unique historical and natural environment. The room is on the smaller side, with light hardwood floors, lots of windows, and white walls. Long tables work really well here, and in the image above, we brought in the crossback chairs and ceiling drapery to create a more refined rustic vibe.
Heads up, though, that the SNAC is not air conditioned, so youâre likely going to want to avoid booking a mid-summer wedding here. May/June and September/October is PERFECT.
The Manitoba Club
The Manitoba Club is one of my favourite venues in Winnipeg. Now hereâs the thing â the Grand Ballroom and the Oak Room are two absolutely stunning rooms, with a very old-world quality that lends an elegant, traditional atmosphere, but the thing that I love the MOST about Manitoba Club is actually their outdoor space, the Bonnycastle Garden! Just take a look at this â itâs perfect for intimate wedding receptions, an outdoor wedding ceremony, or even your cocktails and dancing!
Alloway Hall at the Manitoba Museum
Iâm super excited that, after a few yearsâ hiatus, the Manitoba Museum is once again taking wedding bookings in Alloway Hall! Iâm eagerly anticipating my first wedding there next summer. Weâre going with a lot of colour and a maximalist gallery vibe, which will go beautifully in the large, open, white and black space. You can do a LOT of things in here, but youâre not going to want to go minimal with decor.
Hereâs what I love about Alloway Hall:
-it fits a LOT of people - up to 600!
-it features tall ceilings, white walls, and dark floors with a gallery-style vibe, so itâs a great blank canvas for different styles
-one wall is entirely windows, with a gorgeous view of the Steinkopf Gardens between the museum and the Concert Hall
-built-in lighting options!
Restaurant Weddings: Smith, Gusto, and Cibo
Restaurant weddings will always be a fave of mine. Why? The food is always going to be great, the atmosphere is a bit more relaxed and less traditional than your typical wedding venue, and theyâre often so beautifully designed that you just need to add a few flowers or candles and youâre all set to go.
Keep in mind that tables are usually a bit more helter-skelter (they wonât all be exactly the same, making the floor plan a bit trickier to figure out) and also usually quite narrow, so you wonât have as much space for florals. Iâd recommend doing a plated dinner as there often wonât be enough space for share platters.
St Charles Country Club
In the heat of the summer, sometimes what you really need is an indoor wedding venue with the reliability of air conditioning and no wind. And ideally, a pretty space as well :) You certainly get that at St Charles! Plus gorgeous grounds, a truly idyllic outdoor space, and a gorgeous fireplace for those iconic portraits and first dance moments. They renovated a few years ago, and it still feels fresh and clean. The ceilings are on the lower side, and the floor plan can be a bit strange because itâs a long room with two wings on either end, so not every guest will be able to see the wedding couple throughout the evening (though I donât think this is necessarily a bad thing!).
The Fort Garry Hotel
The Hotel Fort Garry has been hosting weddings in their ballrooms for over 100 years already so itâs not as though you didnât already know the venue existed, BUT, itâs still one of my favourite wedding venues in downtown Winnipeg, and in particular, the Provencher Room on the first floor is a personal fave. If you want your wedding to feel classic and elegant, thereâs no better option for you. The benefits of being able to get ready in one of their suites, visit the spa, and simplify your out-of-town guestsâ stay are obvious as well!
For this gorgeous flower-filled wedding, they utilized the entire 7th floor and created a really unique guest experience. Guests stepped off the elevator and knew the entire space was for their celebration. The ceremony and pre-cocktail party were in the Concert Ballroom, with additional cocktail tables and the seating display in the loggios / hallway, dinner in the Crystal Ballroom, and then back to the Concert for dancing. It worked beautifully!
Wild Skies Resort
Owned and created by amazing wedding photographer Megan Steen, Wild Skies is an incredibly unique outdoor venue thatâs ideal for couples who love camping/glamping, are eco-conscious, and are looking for something a bit more on the intimate side. In 2021 I was so lucky to do Tiffany and Stephanieâs intimate wedding under the trees at Wild Skies, and since then, theyâve built a modern pavilion (complete with pizza oven đ¤¤) that Iâm aching to see in person.
Pineridge Hollow
Pineridge Hollow has always been on the list, and for good reason. Everyone loves it! Itâs a semi-permanent tent situated in the tree line at this popular destination bordering Birds Hill Park.
At PRH you always know the food is going to be top-notch, and the grounds are beautiful. They also offer unique customizations that take the guest experience up a few notches. While the tent itself could use some refreshing, theyâve recently added permanent bathrooms (woo!) and offer multiple ceremony settings so you can really get the vibe youâre going for. At this recent wedding, I added greenery to the ceiling (lighting by Event Light) and decked out the entranceway between the bar tent and the main tent, and that really amped it all up.
Lilystone Gardens
New kid on the block! Lilystone is the perfect example of why every wedding venue should be designed by a wedding florist, my friends. Kelly has done the most amazing job of creating a space that is just begging to be covered with flowers AND EVEN BETTER itâs at her flower farm. WHAT.
Air conditioned. Indoor and outdoor spaces. Multiple gorgeous ceremony locations. Catering kitchen on premises. Getting ready suite right there. I mean. There are only pros here. Iâm so excited to have a wedding here next fall!
Florals in the above photo by the talented team at Lilystone! I did work on the hanging installation along with Deer Dutch, though đ
Ariana Tennyson Photography
Hawthorn Estates
Hawthorn is just about 30 minutes outside of the city (and itâs actually super close to my end of town, so itâs very convenient for me lol!) and theyâve done SUCH a beautiful job of creating this amazing wedding venue. They have options for your ceremony to be fully outdoors or in their covered solarium (I LOVE THE SOLARIUM!), and the reception space features this gorgeous fireplace (which also makes for a stunning ceremony spot!) and beautiful distressed timber beams throughout. Thereâs a great amount of natural light, as well as really nice bathrooms, which always bumps a venue to the top of my personal list!
Iâd love to work with a client at Hawthorn who wants to get creativeâŚIâd picture the ceremony in front of the fireplace, with the sweetheart table moved in front for the reception, and a mix of banquet and round tables throughout the room. Velvet linens, lush florals on the fireplaceâŚoh baby, whoâs in?
The Gates on Roblin
The Gates is one of those spaces that has been around for a long time, has gone through multiple iterations of itself, and always exudes excellence. My aunt was married in the restaurant when I was kid, and I remember just loving that day, so itâs always been special for me.
The food is excellent, the venue staff are fantastic, and you have the option to have your ceremony outdoors or indoors, cocktails on the patio, and if you have a smaller group, then the restaurant has several private rooms you can use instead of the full venue!
In my opinion, the reception space does require a lot of dressing up, so ensure that youâve budgeted appropriate for ceiling and wall drapery. Itâs a pretty neutral space, so you can do pretty much any colour palette well, which is always a bonus!
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Bridesmaid Proposal Party: Anthropologie Meets Taylor Swift Vibes
Say HELLO to the cutest ever bridesmaid proposal party! With Anthropologie meets Taylor Swift vibes, thereâs literally no way this couldnât have been the FREAKING CUTEST EVER.
So, Jeanna wanted to throw a party to officially ask her girls to be her bridesmaids, and wanted to treat them really special! It was originally supposed to be a pool party, but the weather didnât quite turn out that way. Nonetheless, we made it ADORABLE and they had an amazing time!
Huge thanks to the Soiree team for bringing us on board for this â we loved every bit of this design!
Say HELLO to the cutest ever bridesmaid proposal party! With Anthropologie meets Taylor Swift vibes, thereâs literally no way this couldnât have been the FREAKING CUTEST EVER.
So, Jeanna wanted to throw a party to officially ask her girls to be her bridesmaids, and wanted to treat them really special! It was originally supposed to be a pool party, but the weather didnât quite turn out that way. Nonetheless, we made it ADORABLE and they had an amazing time!
Huge thanks to the Soiree team for bringing us on board for this â we loved every bit of this design!
Okay, so we started with the tablescape. They had a catered dinner (the menu looked UNREAL) and w wanted to go really full on the florals, pairing them up with these beautiful dishes, glassware, and napkins from Anthropologie.
Remember that pressed floral Oscar de la Renta dress that Taylor Swift wore to the Grammys? That was kind of my inspiration point for the florals â a mix of light and bold colours, a whimsical garden-inspired design with long reaching stems, and just cuteness overload.
The perfect twisted taper candles were added in, and you should have seen those personalized acrylic name cards that Paula from Paper & Palm made. Adorable.
Jeanna spoiled her girls with matching Cartier rings, along with the cutest Jellycat stuffies, personalized to each bridesmaid (PS as a parent, let me tell youâŚthose are the SOFTEST things youâll ever experience and theyâre so cute).
Along with the tablescape, we also designed a few floral pieces for coffee tables, the bar, and the sweets display. I provided Jenna Rae Cakes with all-edible, locally grown flowers for this cake and it was SO whimsical, and just totally adorable.
I love a good statement arrangement, especially when itâs placed on a bar. You want to put the attention where people are going to be congregating, so this just makes sense!
If itâs not already clear, we LOVE being part of your celebrations. While the bulk of what we do is weddings, we also want to be part of your engagement parties, your rehearsal dinners, your anniversary partiesâŚand yes, your elaborate bridesmaid proposal parties đ
Get in touch if you want to chat about your upcoming special event!
Luscious Lavender and Peach Wedding Editorial
If I were only allowed to use one word to describe the floral vibes for this editorial shoot, it would be âJUICY.â Everything about this luscious lavender and peach design made me crave fruit and candy. It was just delicious!
I worked with Eventzy on this project as an editorial to be featured in the Wonderful Wedding Show magazine. It was such an honour to be asked by them; they really wanted to go for it and make a bit statement, and I was so thrilled to make it a success for them.
If I were only allowed to use one word to describe the floral vibes for this editorial shoot, it would be âJUICY.â Everything about this luscious lavender and peach design made me crave fruit and candy. It was just delicious!
I worked with Eventzy on this project as an editorial to be featured in the Wonderful Wedding Show magazine. It was such an honour to be asked by them; they really wanted to go for it and make a bit statement, and I was so thrilled to make it a success for them.
Photos by Mandy Wright Photography
This editorial was featured in the Wonderful Wedding Showâs magazine. You can find it here!
Bridal bouquet ingredients: Lavender stock, pink anthurium, peach Juliet garden rose, barista rose, coolwater rose, peach and orange ranunculus, lavender spray roses, raspberry scoop scabiosa, and purple phaelanopsis orchids.
The circular stage was the PERFECT altar. Eventzy had it custom made and Iâm very into it!
I created this hanging piece (two thumbs up for venues with open rafters!) and encircled the stage with arrangements and smilax vine and I love the lush effect. The aisle was lined with plenty of candlelight.
And just WHAT A GREAT PALETTE. Sometimes weâll choose to keep one section of the floral designs more or less subdued, or adjust the colour palette throughout the event, but for this one I wanted the colour to be EVERYWHERE.
Fun fact: I got trapped in the elevator during setup. It was a slightly terrifying start to the day but it ended up just fine đ
Alright, letâs talk about this hanging piece over the dining table! This was a BIG SUCKER. Like 8x10 or something like that! To save on cost, we first covered the frame with faux greenery from House of Silk. Then Deanna and I went in and weaved through a ton of smilax vine â you canât even see the faux greenery at all. We then strung up individual flowers, bloom by bloom. Again, we used a few stems of faux orchids which had a nice long line, and then added in plenty of roses. They brought the freshness and the scent we were looking for, and dang, the colour!
On the table, we went for mixed sizes of arrangements in cute clear glass vases from my rental inventory. Arenât these pieces so cute! They pulled through all the colour, and played nicely against the copper flatware and pink water goblets.
We also did a second centrepiece style â the tree! House of Silk created a small tree base, which I then weaved through fresh vine. That made it a lot larger and gave that natural feeling, while having the faux base as a solid structure to work with.
We also added in a lot of lavender stock and lavender spray roses to bring in some colour. I chose to keep the floral palette in the tree monochromatic so that it didnât feel overwhelming. And for large pieces like this, unless you have a very large budget, a monochromatic look will give you a more impressive visual statement.
I loved the brighter coloured candles at the base to add a little more vibrancy!
AND THE FRICKING CAKE. Jenna Rae Cakes nailed it, once again. The sugar orchids were absolutely incredible. I have a gluten allergy so I never get to eat cake (granted, this one was a faux cake) but the fondant was real and it smelled so delicious.
Wedding design tip: if your ceremony and reception are in the same space, I LOVE utilizing your ceremony floral feature as a way to display your cake. If youâre going to invest in a cake, then give it a serious moment to shine!
Mandy WRight Photography ~ Event.zy ~ Novella at Collective ~ Collective Event Rentals ~ Chantalâs Bridal ~ The Artist Groupe ~ Creating a Scene ~ Asarye Paperie ~ Jenna Rae Cakes ~ Swish Models
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Make Your Wedding Cake a Focal Point
My wedding design philosophy centres around creating focal design moments that will be memorable, interactive, and highly photographed. These are also where youâll end up investing chunks of your budget. Choosing to invest in focal moments helps ensure that youâre not going to blow your budget overall by spending on every little thing, but rather giving your spending a focus.
i know people have their ups and downs with wedding cakes and whether theyâre a priority or not. in my mind, it comes down to this: if youâre going to invest in a wedding cake, then make đđť it đđť a đđť Moment đđť
If youâre going to invest in a wedding cake, then MAKE IT A MOMENT.
Madeline Kate Photography
My wedding design philosophy centres around creating focal design moments that will be memorable, interactive, and highly photographed. These are also where youâll end up investing chunks of your budget. Choosing to invest in focal moments helps ensure that youâre not going to blow your budget overall by spending on every little thing, but rather giving your spending a focus.
i know people have their ups and downs with wedding cakes and whether theyâre a priority or not. in my mind, it comes down to this: if youâre going to invest in a wedding cake, then make đđť it đđť a đđť Moment đđť
AKA, letâs make some floral magic happen.
Looking for more? Iâve also created a Pinterest Board rounding up some amazing wedding cake focal moment designs. Check that out right here!
Fresh Florals + Sugar Flowers = CAKE LOVE
Alright, so Iâm pretty confident that Iâve never seen a more gorgeous wedding cake than this one. Everything about it was divine, but just overall the way Jenna styled the fresh florals with sugar flowers and fruit was just glorious. Totally, totally glorious. It took centre stage on an equally beautiful dessert table and we didnât add any extra major floral moments, because the cake itself was perfection.
Of course youâll want to see this entire wedding at The White Poplar, which you can find here.
Little Cake, Big Style
This was just a simple Baked Expectations carrot cake but we really went for it on the flowers. This was a completely floral foam-free cake surround â I donât like foam ever, but I would never use it near a cake. Itâs just straight up cancer chemical plasticâŚno bueno. So this was designed in mixed sizes of vases and little chicken wire rolls! Hereâs a look at how we designed it!
Bonus: If youâre an interior design lover, then shop your home! This table is from Brennaâs living room and it was totally perfect.
Slide it Under the Arch
Well, this is one weâll never forget! The ceremony arch was set up in the Concert Ballroom at the Fort Garry, and then dinner was in the Crystal Ballroom down the hallway. That gave the perfect amount of time to flip the ceremony space into an afterparty and slid the cake under the arch.
Hot dang you guys. The cake itself was a remarkable 6 tiered showstopper, and under this 12 foot tall arch, it was a SERIOUS moment.
See more from Karleigh and Mattâs luxurious Fort Garry Hotel wedding here!
Re-Using Your Ceremony Setting
If your ceremony and reception venues are in the same space, then you literally have to think no further than adding a cocktail table with a gorgeous linen to use as a cake table, and sliding that right under or in front of your ceremony floral feature.
Set at The Novella, this editorial shoot featured a super cute circular ceremony platform with a hanging floral installation above. It was a no-brainer to re-use this as the perfect setting for the gorgeous cake (but if it was your wedding, youâd probably want those ceremony chairs taken out!).
Pies and Flowers
So if youâre doing a dessert table of any kind (in this case, pies and donuts), you have the opportunity to make it a fun and interactive display, more than just a buffet line like youâd see at a social.
First, I love the way the treats are all displayed on various crates and cake plates to give height and visual appeal.
We added ground-based floral pieces to both sides of the table, kind of moving around the front of the table. Lots of movement and height, super textural, tying through the colour paletteâŚit looked gorgeous, if I may say so myself.
If youâre doing large aisle pieces, this could be the perfect way to repurpose them!
See more from Stephanie and Tiffâs rainy fall wedding at Pineridge Hollow here!
Simple and Romantic
Even if your cake is on the simpler side, you donât need to scrimp on style! The hand painted petal detailing on the cake was light and romantic, so we wanted to mimic that with a frilly petal design on the cake table itself.
This was also a cute way to fill the table, without adding a ton of cost to your budget! And of course, it also makes for a super pretty addition to those champagne tower pouring photos đ
More coming from this editorial soon!
Summer Colour
I loved the juicy pops of colour on this cake! I wanted to create a partial floral surround and just load it full of colourful blooms, and I used a lot of locally grown deliciousness for it.
This is a great design if youâre opting for the traditional cake-cutting moment, because youâve got easy-access to most of the cake but still have the eye-catching florals.
See the rest of this cute and colourful editorial here!
Rose Garden Vibes
Marisa requested a straight-up rose garden for her wedding cake. Ummm YOU GOT IT.
This would be another perfect way to repurpose those aisle flowers! Youâll just want to make sure that your floral designer and your wedding planner connect regarding the scale â the florals canât be too low to the ground, the cake table canât be too high, etc.!
See more from this lovely all-white wedding at St Charles Golf Course here!
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Call me biased, but I think flowers are the best way to make a statement at your wedding. I would love the creative challenge of taking your wedding vision and spinning it into a reality that you never could have dreamed of.
Wedding Colour Palettes Featuring Lilac
The fashion girlies are all wearing lilac this year, and weâre seeing that filter into your wedding palettes.
It can be tricky to use something so trendy in a fresh way. But, lucky for us, lilac is one of those shades that you can use in so many different ways to evoke a different design style. Here are some of my favourites!
Lilac is one of the big colour trends of the year, and lucky for us, there are so many different ways to use it!
The fashion girlies are all wearing lilac this year, and weâre seeing that filter into your wedding palettes.
Oftentimes, it can be tricky to use something so trendy in a fresh way. But, lucky for us, lilac is one of those shades that you can use in so many different ways to evoke a different design style. here are some of my favourites!
First things first: feeling stuck? One of my favourite places to find colour palette inspiration is in fabric. Take a look below and tell me youâre not inspired. Another way to find colour palettes that sing to you is in art! I love looking at abstract art and seeing how different shades and tones interact.
Iâm keeping things easy here, with just a few colours in each of the palettes below. But, I often find that the most exhilarating palettes are those that are broad and bold, so donât be afraid to take one of the ideas below as a starting point and then layer in other ideas. Donât just go with 2 colours. We need to blend and create movement, mkay?
Lilac and Peach/Orange
This is undoubtedly one of my favourite combinations of the year. Whether youâre going a bit more subtle with the peach or you want to go bold with orange, these combinations pair so beautifully and feels juicy, fresh, and will legit make you crave candy.
Coral and raspberry are natural additions to this palete!
Floral Design by Native Poppy / See it all here
Stone House Creative / See it all here
Lilac with Pastel Blue and Pink
Pastels are always an easy go-to. If youâre inspired by all things feminine, ruffly, and delicate, then this is a natural choice for you. It works great in a ballroom setting, it works great in a garden setting. Iâd love to see this paired with adorable butterflies (Golden Age Botanicals makes AMAZING ones you could tuck into your bouquet!!). K call me. I want to do this.
Floral Design by Native Poppy / See it all here
Lilac, Grey, and Peach
Another option if your style is naturally feminine, I love that this digs into the cool tones. You can have a lot of fun with smokey greys (these smoke glassware!) and them amping it up with metallic gold.
Lilac and Red
Modern, bold, chic. I need more of this in my life.
This is giving sleek, rock and roll, bold and fearless. Itâs giving red lips and a feather dress. Itâs giving a killer pair of heels.
Floral Design by Isibeal Studio / See it all here
Lilac with Gold and Olive
This one takes a more practised hand to oversee, but I think thereâs a lot that can be done here. Youâre going to need to do some really solid blending, bringing in other tones to make it work.
Floral Design: Stone House Creative / Photo: Aimee De La Lande
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