Cedar Haven Weddings
Venue onlyCeremony and cocktail reception only.
Garry oak meadows, botanical gardens and private estate gardens. Many are ceremony-first with daytime hours, so we’ve noted which ones can carry on into dinner and dancing.
Ceremony and cocktail reception only.
Daytime only. Stunning in spring for an intimate ceremony.
Seating for 90, arch, tables, AV and a prep kitchen included.
Rainforest paths beside Clayoquot Sound — small ceremonies under the cedars.
Ceremony-only garden: no receptions and no alcohol on site, so plan the party elsewhere. Confirm availability, as 2026 and 2027 may be fully booked.
Hilltop park for ceremonies up to 50; the District does not allow weddings here from January to June and parking is restricted.
Small neighbourhood garden available through Oak Bay for weddings of 75 to 100; limited on-street parking.
Seaside park on Beach Drive permitted for weddings up to 100 guests; amplified sound needs pre-approval and alcohol is banned.
Oak Bay's rose garden is bookable for ceremonies with a 75-person cap; the pavilion has a full kitchen and tables and chairs included in its hourly rental. $3M insurance required.
Weddings only run in the winter season, indoors in the Spring Prelude garden, for up to 60 including the two of you. The dinner package adds exclusive use of The Dining Room until 11 p.m.
Cheapest ceremony option in town but ceremony-only: no alcohol, no amplified sound, no roping off the area, and parking cannot be reserved. Apply 60 days ahead.
Ceremony-only waterfront heritage park: the gardens stay open to the public, one wedding per day, and music must stay soft (violin, flute, guitar, harp or quiet recorded). Plan the reception elsewhere.
Public-park ceremony sites near the rhododendron garden with parking; no exclusive use and no alcohol. Fee isn't published; call 250-755-7517.
Covered circular Coast Salish-style gathering space for ceremonies only; the 4-hour package includes a 1-hour rehearsal and installed speakers. It can't be booked more than 3 months ahead, with no receptions or alcohol.
Historic riverside house run by the Museum at Campbell River; the gardens, patio and pool are rented for weddings and photos only in summer. Fees and rules aren't posted.
Countryside garden with a waterfall and koi ponds. Prices aren't published, so confirm with the venue.
Garden with rose arbours and a waterfall backdrop; outside vendors allowed. Confirm it is still taking weddings and what pricing applies.
Seven acres of botanical garden with a Garry oak circle, pond and labyrinth. Indoor space is tiny (15–20 people), so it suits an outdoor ceremony and small reception.
Private woodland garden with a gazebo, tea room and picnic area. Weddings are becoming increasingly popular there, and arrangements are handled personally.
Five-acre private property with a wooden pergola for ceremonies, a bar with fridge, washrooms and lights. You need your own special event insurance and liquor licence. Ask the owners for wedding package details.