EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT POP-UP CHAPEL WINNIPEG

Often called the “Gateway to the West”, Winnipeg has the feel of a small town with all of the luxuries of a big city. We knew that the Pop-Up Chapel would be a great fit for all of the forward thinking couples there whose values align with ours! We can’t wait to head out there this year and help some fantastic couples get hitched in style!

(Photo via University of Manitoba)

We are diving into Winnipeg head first with a unique Chapel celebration taking place this Fall at one of Winnipeg’s most stunning venues. Trust us, we are not kidding when we say, we are OBSESSED.

For our fall Chapel in October, we are heading to St. Norbert Arts Center, a picturesque venue surrounded by incredibly lush scenery. This bright and airy space comes to us with the highest recommendation from our super talented local Brand Ambassador for Winnipeg, Allison of Allie Mae Events. She shared some gorgeous photo’s from a styled shoot she did at St. Norbert, photographed by Aimee DeLaLande and with florals by Deer Dutch (who are actually going to do the flowers for our October Chapel!)

Photos via Aimee Delalande Photography

Since many of our couples travel to get to the Chapel, one of the most frequent questions we get from couples is “Where should we go for lunch/dinner/drinks after the Chapel?”. We asked Alli for some recommendations of local spots couples and their guests can take the party post-Chapel and she didn’t disappoint. Check out the following Winnipeg restaurants if you’re a Chapel couple looking for a lunch/dinner celebration, or if you just want to try out a new restaurant!

Smith Resturant

Honest food created from the diversity of the lands and waters of our great country.

Cino Waterfront Cafe

A fresh food, Mediterranean inspired café located right on the banks of the Red River.

The Merchant Kitchen

An elevated Latin + Asian street food inspired experience with globally influenced cocktails.

Peasant Cookery

Upscale comfort food in the heart of the Exchange District.

Another question we get all the time is “Where should we go to take photo’s before/after the Chapel?” Well you’re in luck because Allison also shared some insider tips of the most photo friendly spots around the city, whether it be for portraits, engagement photos, or just to freshen up your Insta feed!

Assiniboine Park

Photo via Cojo Photo

Manitoba Legislative Building

Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park

Photo Via Singh Photography

Stephen Juba Park

Photo via Gabrielle Touchette Photography

We simply cannot wait to head out west and spread the love! Like what you see? Spots for our 2021 Winnipeg Chapels are going quick! Book your spot now!