Brix and Mortar
The venue's own site gates its wedding pricing — but a third party publishes venue-supplied figures. Here's what's reported, what's verified, and what to ask.
Brix and Mortar wedding cost
The venue publishes no price. These are venue-supplied figures listed on Bridebook (per-person derived from the all-in) — shown as third-party, dated, and to be confirmed with the venue.
| Reported package | From |
|---|---|
| Per person · derived | ~$200 |
| Intimate ceremony · up to 36 | $3,150 |
| Ceremony + reception · up to 84, all-in | $17,000 |
No price on their page. We found one anyway.
Brix and Mortar directs couples to email for packages. But Bridebook lists what look like venue-supplied figures — so we show them, clearly labelled as third-party, alongside the capacity the venue does publish. We won't dress a directory estimate up as the venue's own rate.
What we know
Capacity and catering from the venue's own weddings page. Every figure carries its source.
Couples who want a downtown restaurant wedding with a heated courtyard and food as the centrepiece, for up to ~90 seated. It's an all-in restaurant model — one team handles venue, food and service. The trade-off: the headline price is quote-only, so you'll budget from the reported figures until the venue confirms.
What to ask when you reach out
Five questions that turn the reported figures into a confirmed quote.
Can you confirm the ~$17,000 all-in for up to 84 — and exactly what it includes?
What's the food-and-beverage minimum for our date and guest count?
Is there a separate venue/room fee, or is it bundled into the per-person price?
What's the service charge percentage, and is gratuity on top?
Which spaces (main floor, private room, courtyard) are included at that price?
Sources — every claim on this page is traceable
Confirm the real number
The reported figures give you a starting point. The five questions above get you a quote you can trust.
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