Fraserview Banquet Hall
The site lists menu tiers with no prices — but directories report the real per-person figures, from about $40. One of the most affordable large halls in the cohort.
Fraserview Banquet Hall prices
The venue's own site shows these tier names without prices. The figures below are venue-supplied tiers listed on Eventective — shown as third-party, dated, and to confirm with the venue.
| Per person | Indian | Western |
|---|---|---|
| Silver | $40 | $50 |
| Gold | $45 | $55 |
| Platinum | $55 | $65 |
| Party package | $90 | $100 |
The real costs, decoded
Per-person is only part of it. Here's what's confirmed, and what still carries a number to pin down.
Confirmed
ON RECORDFrom the venue's own pages and admissible third-party tiers.
- Per person from ~$40Indian Silver (reported)
- BYO alcohol allowedWith Special Occasion Licence
- Three halls to 1,000
Ask about these
NOT PUBLISHEDGated on the own site and not on the directories.
- Hall rental feeOn top of per-person? Not published
- Minimum guests / minimum spend
- Décor chargeExists — amount not published
- Service charge / corkageNot published
- SOCAN / bar service cost
The menu names are public. The prices aren't — so we found them.
Fraserview's own site lists Silver, Gold and Platinum menus but strips the prices out. The same tier names appear on Eventective with venue-supplied per-person figures, which is why they're admissible here. We show them, clearly labelled as third-party, so a budget-conscious couple has a real starting number.
What we know
Capacity and catering model from the venue's own site and Tagvenue. Every figure carries its source.
Budget-conscious couples with a large guest list, and South-Asian weddings in particular — three halls up to 1,000, an Indian-cuisine focus, a vegetarian Temple menu, and a BYO-alcohol model common to the segment. Entry Indian Silver at about $40/person is among the lowest per-head in Metro Vancouver. Trade-offs: in-house catering is mandatory, and décor and bar are billed separately.
What to ask when you reach out
Five questions that turn a per-person tier into a true budget.
Can you confirm the current per-person price for the Indian and Western Silver/Gold/Platinum menus?
Is there a separate hall rental fee on top of the per-person catering?
What's the minimum guest count (or minimum spend) for each hall?
What does the décor package cost, and what's included?
How does the BYO-alcohol / Special Occasion Licence process and bar service work?
Sources — every claim on this page is traceable
Start from a real number
From about $40/person puts this among the most affordable large halls in Vancouver. The five questions confirm the total.
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