Brock House Events
Brock House publishes its full venue rental rates — $4,000 to $13,500 + tax by day and time — plus per-person catering. Here's the whole picture, sourced and dated.
Brock House wedding cost
The venue's own rental rates, by day and timeslot. Add tax to every figure.
| Rental by day | Midday | Evening | Whole day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday | $4,500 | $8,500 | $13,500 |
| Sunday | $4,500 | $7,000 | $12,000 |
| Friday | — | $6,000 | — |
| Mon–Thu | — | $4,000 | — |
Fees that stack
Published catering and fees to budget alongside the headline rate — plus the few the venue quotes individually.
Most venues make you call for this.
Across Metro Vancouver, the venue rental fee is the number couples can almost never find upfront — you inquire, you wait, you get a quote. Brock House is one of the few that publishes it in full, and we put every figure in one place, sourced and dated, so you can compare it against every other venue we've priced.
What we know
Pulled from the venue's own catering and policy pages. Every figure carries its source.
Couples set on a heritage-estate garden wedding who want the full price upfront — rental and catering are both published here. Everything runs through one caterer (Peake) — simple, but no outside food or alcohol and a strict rule set. Peak season is weather-driven: the tent and lawns are May–September only.
What to ask when you reach out
The rental is public — these questions cover the few costs that still aren't.
What's the food & beverage minimum spend for my date?Tent & lawns are May–Sept — say when you're planning.
Confirm the rental rate for my exact day and time slot (+ tax).
Roughly what does the mandatory security guard cost?
What's the bar service fee percentage on beverages?
Is the marquee tent off-season rate (Oct–March) lower for my date?
Budget the real total
Rental rates and catering are both on this page. Take the five questions above to lock the last few figures, then compare Brock House against every other venue we've priced.
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