At Paradox Vancouver, a wedding unfolds high above the city, with vows framed by tall windows and the lights of downtown spread out beyond the glass.
The hotel sits on the Golden Mile of downtown Vancouver, inside the twisting tower designed by Arthur Erickson. It holds a Forbes Travel Guide Four Star rating and offers 147 rooms and suites, so out of town guests can stay right where the celebration happens.
Ceremonies often take place in the English Bay Room, an intimate space with floor-to-ceiling windows and sweeping city views. It suits gatherings of roughly 80 to 140 guests.
For the reception, the Grand Ballroom welcomes from about 250 up to 500 guests, with a generous dance floor and lighting that can shift with the mood of the evening. Before dinner, guests can gather with a drink on the wrap-around terrace above West Georgia Street or mingle in the Grand and Center Foyers. Couples can also reserve the entire third floor event space for a wedding that is entirely their own.
The in-house wedding team helps with décor and menus, and couples are free to build their own menu with the hotel's chefs. Wedding packages include complimentary suite stays, and guests can book rooms at a special rate.
The one-bedroom bridal suites have floor-to-ceiling windows, a living room, a dining area and designer baths filled with natural light, making them a lovely spot for getting ready and for portraits against the skyline. An on-site spa offers treatments before or after the big day, and the hotel's own nightclub and lounge are ready for an after-party or a stagette.
For couples who picture city lights, a polished ballroom and a weekend of celebration in the heart of downtown, Paradox Vancouver offers an elegant urban wedding where every detail is close at hand.
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