Bloedel Conservatory

Bloedel Conservatory is a tropical picturesque venue set within beautiful Queen Elizabeth Park, of the City of Vancouver, British Columbia, and is ideal for intimate wedding ceremonies and photography. Special events and photography can only take place in the morning before the Conservatory opens or after it is closed to the public. With an ambiance of a lush tropical destination, you and your loved ones may enjoy exclusive use of this unique facility.Facilities and CapacityThe designated area within the Bloedel Conservatory is standing room only, and can accommodate a maximum of 50 people for a wedding ceremony. We are currently only accepting wedding ceremony and photography bookings at this time. Food and/or beverage is not permitted inside or outside the facility. The facility is wheelchair-accessible and washrooms are available inside the Conservatory. Pay parking is available throughout Queen Elizabeth Park; operated by the separate entity EasyPark.Services Offered- 2-hours of exclusive use of the Conservatory. Evening rentals may be extended for an additional hourly rental fee, to a maximum of 10pm. - Admission for a maximum of 50 people; which includes yourselves, children and all vendors staying on site. - A liaison staff member for the course of your event, to provide you access to the facility and manage the facility equipment. - Upon request - the use of a registry table with one white folding chair, use of the facility sound system with aux. input and access to a power source. - One piece of directional signage. In-person viewings with a member of the Rentals Team are limited and by appointment only. If you wish to view the facility on your own, you are more than welcome to purchase Bloedel Conservatory tickets and view the facility during regular operating hours. Please note that the staff on site cannot answer any rental questions. We are happy to go over any questions that arise after your visit via email. If you cannot visit the space, we have created a virtual gallery with some video footage for you to visit… https://bit.ly/BloedelConservatory.