CASO Station

There is something especially romantic about beginning a new journey inside a building created for departures and arrivals.

CASO Station in St. Thomas was completed in 1873 as the Canada Southern Railway Station, and today its restored halls welcome weddings surrounded by soaring ceilings, dramatic archways and more than 150 years of railway history.

Couples can hold the ceremony in the Farley Waiting Room before moving into Anderson Hall for the reception.

Anderson Hall can seat approximately 160 guests for dinner and dancing, while the Waiting Room offers a more intimate setting and can also become a cocktail space between the ceremony and reception.

It gives the wedding a beautiful sense of movement.

The ceremony begins in one historic room.

The vows are exchanged.

Then guests move through the station while the newlyweds disappear for photographs among the grand architecture.

Later, everyone gathers again.

Dinner begins beneath 16-foot ceilings.

Speeches echo through a room once filled with travellers.

Music starts.

And a railway station built around journeys becomes the setting for the beginning of a completely different one.

For couples who love heritage architecture and places with real stories behind them, CASO Station offers something impossible to recreate in a modern ballroom.