Manoir Rouville-Campbell

A wedding at Manoir Rouville-Campbell unfolds in a Tudor Gothic manor at the foot of Mont Saint-Hilaire, with historic gardens that slope toward the Richelieu River.

This landmark estate in Mont-Saint-Hilaire has just come through a major restoration and began welcoming events again in the fall of 2026. Its story is woven into the region's past, and the artist Jordi Bonet once made the manor his home.

Ceremonies can take place outdoors in the gardens for up to 200 guests, with the river passing right in front of the property. Indoors, the Orangerie is the signature reception room, and the manor seats up to 200 for dinner or hosts up to 250 for a cocktail reception.

Every wedding booking includes ceremony chairs and an arch, dinner tables and chairs, bar furniture, cocktail tables, screens, a microphone and speakers. A full DJ setup can be added on request.

The menu follows the seasons and the growers of the region, led by chef Jean-François Méthot. Couples build their own menu from the chef's selection, dietary needs are looked after, wine pairings are offered, and a tasting can be arranged before the big day.

The team plans alongside couples from the first conversation, with site visits, event advice and a list of trusted suppliers, then a concierge service throughout the stay. Options include wedding planning packages, wine tastings, massages and a guest shuttle. Overnight stays and the restaurant are set to follow, with about seventy rooms planned.

The manor sits roughly 45 minutes from Montréal, a short walk from the village, with hiking in a UNESCO biosphere reserve, orchards, cycling paths and the river all close by.

For couples who picture vows in a historic garden beside the Richelieu, Manoir Rouville-Campbell offers a wedding steeped in Québec heritage with the mountain as a backdrop.