Nelles Manor Museum is a 1798 Georgian house and is located in Grimsby, Ontario. It is the oldest inhabited heritage home between Niagara-on-the-Lake and Kingston. It has witnessed over two hundered weddings and its personnel are eagerly waiting for yours to be their next successful assignment. They treat each couple individually and do their best to make their big day unique and unforgettable.

Facilities and capacity

Nelles Manor Museum is perfect for small intimate ceremonies of up to 10 people.

Colonel Robert Nelles' Drawing Room can hold up to ten people for the ceremony. The museum's grounds are ideal for stunning photo opportunities.

Services offered

Nelles Manor Museum Weddings - Basic

Where at the museum can the wedding ceremony take place?

• Outside on the manor grounds with signing of the documents in the drawing room.
• Inside in the drawing room.

The wedding party and guests

• There is a limit of 10 people total, including the couple getting married and their two witnesses.
• Plus, the officiant and photographer.

Photography and Videos

• Photography and videos can be taken throughout the ceremony.

Can we bring décor?

• Small items such as a bouquet or corsage are permitted.
• Alcohol, candles, confetti, rice, incense and other large decor items are not permitted.

What do I need to book?

• Valid Ontario marriage licence
• Full payment at time of booking
• 2 witnesses (over the age of 14)