Roedde House Museum is a unique and historic Downtown Vancouver wedding venue for small receptions and ceremonies. Celebrate your timeless romance by transporting your guests back to 1893, inside a faithfully-restored heritage house on manicured garden grounds.

Romantic, quaint, and elegant — Roedde House Museum is an iconic hidden gem in the heart of downtown Vancouver.

The house was designed by famed architect Francis Rattenbury for the family of Gustav Roedde, one of the City's first bookbinders, this picturesque building has been restored to authentically represent the daily life of the Roedde family during the 1890s and early 1900s.

Facilities and capacity

This Victorian Class-A Heritage house provides vintage charm with modern amenities. Rentals are restricted to the main floor, where the best rooms of the house are made available; these include the parlour, dining room, and den with two modern washrooms. The space can acoomodate up to 50 guests for a reception and up to 35 guests for a seated event. The surrounding outdoor space also offers an elegant atmosphere.

Services offered

For insurance purposes, one or more staff members will be present. A entertainer booked by the couple has the option to use an 1893 Steinway piano which sits in the parlour. There is a modern kitchen space with fridge, dishwashwer, stove, and microwave available for use.

Antique china cups and saucers are available for use but any required tableware and a liquor license must be provided by the renter.