Ceremony Locations

Guidelines for a Perfect Jasper National Park Wedding

There is currently no formal process or permission required to hold a wedding ceremony at a public area in the park. There is, however, a need for the park to manage its day-use areas and prevent user conflicts.

• At no time does an event have exclusive rights to an area. The function must not displace regular visitors' enjoyment of the park and its facilities. Day-use areas should only be used for the ceremony. Extended stays or receptions are not appropriate.
• Participants and guests require a valid National Parks Pass.
• There must be compliance with National Park regulations at all times.
• There must not be any significant impact on the park's natural and cultural resources. Do not pick flowers; stay on pathways. No shelters or chairs are to be set up in the area. (A few folding chairs for the elderly or infirm are allowed.)
• The event must comply with the Gaming and Liquor Control Act of Alberta. No liquor is permitted in public areas.
• A thorough cleanup of the site immediately after the event must be done. Organizers accept full responsibility for any incidents, and/or costs of clean up or site rehabilitation resulting from the event. No confetti or rice shall be thrown.
• Day-use areas are closed after 2300 hours.
• The person responsible for the event will attempt to keep vehicular traffic to a minimum. Car pooling or group transportation is preferable.
• No gas powered generators are allowed.
• The contact person will be available for a post event inspection if necessary and is at all times responsible for the conduct of the people in his/her charge.
• No excessive noise, horn honking, or loud music are permitted.

Here are just a few of the more common locations. Jasper National Park offers a variety of great outdoor settings and indoor venues to make your special day one to remember for a lifetime. If you would like to discuss other locations, seasonal requests or my recommendations, please feel free to share your ideas with me and I can offer you suggestions.

The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is one of the most popular locations for couples to get married in Jasper. Gorgeous Lac Beauvert, and the world renowned golf course accentuate the breathtaking scenery. The accessibility of the lodge's amenities is ideal for small or large wedding parties. With the ability to accommodate groups from 10 to 300 guests, The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge hosts over 70 weddings a year. Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is wheelchair accessible and is open year around.

Pyramid Island

Pyramid Island is another of the more requested locations. The rustic footbridge, the romantic isolation of the island, the crisp blue waters and the majestic Pyramid Mountain witnessing your special ceremony, make Pyramid Lake Island an ideal setting. This location is wheelchair accessible.

Maligne Lookout

Maligne Lookout on the crest above the infamous Maligne Canyon is another of the favorite outdoor locations. The setting is beautiful and offers an incredible backdrop which includes the valley and Pyramid Mountain, among other attractive angles.

Other Popular Locations

• Beckers Roaring River Chalets
• Tekarra Lodge

Indoor Venues

There are numerous hotels in the area and some specialize in hosting weddings. Click on the following sites to see what types of wedding packages they offer.