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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Harrison Hot Springs | Hotel Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Harrison Hot Springs Resort is an active hotel-resort venue at 100 Esplanade Avenue in Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia. Its official site has a dedicated weddings page and a wedding-and-events proposal form, confirming that it currently accepts wedding enquiries. Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 (2026-08-12).
For couples seeking a Harrison Hot Springs wedding venue, the resort presents a garden ceremony setting with lake and mountain views, plus resort accommodations, dining and hot-springs amenities on the same property. The published wedding information also identifies intimate formats, including micro-weddings, boutique weddings and minimonies, alongside broader wedding and cultural celebrations.
Harrison Hot Springs Resort specializes in weddings held within a full-service resort setting. The official weddings page describes ceremonies in its scenic garden, with theatre-style seating, a centre aisle, a skirted signing table and chairs, and a wedding arch. These are documented ceremony features rather than assumptions about every package.
The resort also positions the property for weddings, cultural celebrations, intimate gatherings and traditional ceremonies. Its main site lists weddings, dining, accommodations, hot springs pools, activities and events, and the Healing Springs Spa among the on-site offerings. This can be useful for couples considering a wedding gathering that includes an overnight stay or additional resort time, but specific inclusions need to be confirmed in writing for the selected event.
The venue is in the Village of Harrison Hot Springs on Harrison Lake, at the south end of the lake. The resort says it is about 30 minutes from Chilliwack and a 90-minute drive from Vancouver. It is therefore a practical option to investigate for couples planning in Harrison Hot Springs, the eastern Fraser Valley or a destination-style gathering within driving distance of Metro Vancouver.
The published wedding material is especially relevant to couples who want an outdoor garden ceremony but prefer to have an indoor contingency arranged through the venue. It may also suit couples considering a smaller celebration, as the official page specifically invites enquiries for micro-weddings, boutique weddings and minimonies. The site does not publish a current wedding capacity, so guest-count fit should be checked directly.
The outdoor ceremony option is the clearest documented wedding feature. The resort describes a garden setting framed by lake and mountain views. It states that the ceremony fee is included in the wedding package and that an indoor location is reserved as a backup in case of inclement weather.
That weather plan is a meaningful planning detail, but couples should ask what the backup room is for their date, whether it is private to their group, when a weather decision is made and whether the ceremony layout changes indoors. They should also confirm which garden furnishings, décor elements, accessibility arrangements and set-up times are included in their own proposal.
A confirmed strength is the combination of a documented garden ceremony format with an indoor rain backup. The resort also brings accommodations, dining, hot springs pools and spa services together on-site, which may simplify planning for guests who intend to stay at the property. These are property features documented by the official site, not quality ratings or availability guarantees.
The practical limitation is that the current public wedding page is concise. It does not publish a current capacity, detailed room-by-room wedding options, package inclusions, menu choices, wedding pricing, date availability, accessibility information or vendor policy. A proposal is necessary before deciding whether the venue fits a particular guest list, budget and event schedule.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The official weddings page says the ceremony fee is included in the wedding package, but it does not display package totals, per-person food-and-beverage pricing, minimum spends, deposits or a current guest minimum.
The resort does publish a separate Breakaway Package for regular stays that includes a food-and-beverage credit. That offer is not wedding pricing and should not be used to estimate a wedding budget. Request a tailored proposal and ask for the full event cost, accommodation requirements, taxes, service charges, resort fees, deposit schedule, cancellation terms and any charges associated with ceremony changes or additional event time.
Begin with the official Weddings & Events request-for-proposal form. It asks for contact details, event type, guest count, arrival and departure dates, and whether accommodations or catering are of interest. The resort says its sales and catering professionals will respond to the form within 48 hours.
For general resort contact, the official contact page lists 604-796-2244 as the direct number and 1-888-870-8889 as the toll-free number. It also identifies a Group Event and Wedding Sales contact route. Before reserving travel or sending invitations, obtain a written proposal that names the event spaces, schedule, pricing, accommodation arrangements and payment conditions that apply to the wedding.
Ask whether the preferred garden ceremony location and its indoor backup are available on the requested date, and which room is assigned as the backup. Confirm the guest count that can be accommodated for both ceremony and reception, the layout, the ceremony start and end times, access for deliveries and any restrictions affecting décor, music, photography, candles, alcohol or outside vendors.
Ask the wedding team for an itemized proposal covering ceremony, reception, food and beverage, staffing, rentals, setup, taxes, fees, gratuities, deposits and cancellation terms. Couples considering an overnight celebration should also confirm the room block, group rate if any, check-in and check-out timing, pool access and whether spa appointments or dining reservations can be arranged around the wedding schedule. The official site lists these resort amenities, but it does not state that they are included with a wedding booking.
Yes. Its official weddings page describes a scenic garden ceremony setting with theatre-style seating, a centre aisle, a signing table and chairs, and a wedding arch. It also says an indoor location is reserved as a weather backup through the wedding package.
The official weddings page specifically mentions micro-weddings, boutique weddings and minimonies. Ask the wedding team for current guest-count parameters, available spaces and package details for the intended date.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The official site notes that the ceremony fee is included in the wedding package, but couples need a proposal for current pricing and inclusions.
Use the official Weddings & Events request-for-proposal form. It collects the event type, guest count, dates and accommodation or catering interest. The resort says its sales and catering professionals will reply within 48 hours.
Address: 100 Esplanade Avenue, Harrison Hot Springs, BC V0M 1K0
Phone: 604-796-2244
Website: https://www.harrisonresort.com/





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