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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Winnipeg | Wedding Favours |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

Decadence Chocolates is a local option for Winnipeg chocolate wedding favours. Its official website identifies the company as a locally owned and operated Winnipeg business making artisanal chocolates. The same site directly addresses weddings, describing chocolates as possible take-home favours, additions to a wedding cake or part of a late-night table display.

This profile separates those confirmed offerings from details that still require a quotation. Decadence Chocolates publishes its shop address and contact information, welcomes custom orders and custom printing, and invites couples to ask about special pricing for one- and two-piece favour boxes. It does not publish a complete wedding catalogue, package prices, minimum order, lead time or wedding-delivery policy. Last reviewed: August 2, 2026.

Business overview

The official domain matches the Decadence Chocolates name and confirms its Winnipeg identity, wedding context, address and telephone number. That is sufficient to establish the current business identity independently of the older Canada Wedding Guide record.

The website describes the company as an artisanal chocolatier rather than a general wedding planner, caterer or décor supplier. Couples should therefore approach it as a specialist source for edible favours and chocolate elements, while confirming how the products will be packaged, transported and displayed at their particular celebration.

  • Locally owned and operated in Winnipeg
  • Official wedding-favour information is available on the business website
  • Store and contact address confirmed as 70 Sherbrook Street

Services and specialization

Decadence Chocolates expressly proposes chocolates for three wedding uses: a take-home gift for guests, an addition to a wedding cake and a feature on a late-night table. The wedding copy also identifies one- and two-piece boxes as favour formats for which couples can request special pricing.

The homepage says custom orders and custom printing are welcome. This provides a documented starting point for couples seeking more than an off-the-shelf box, but the website does not define the wedding-specific printing choices, design process or included packaging. Ask what can be printed, what artwork format is required and whether setup or placement at the venue is available.

  • One- and two-piece chocolate favour boxes are referenced
  • Custom orders are welcomed
  • Custom printing is available, subject to order-specific confirmation

Customization and presentation

The confirmed customization feature is useful for couples who want the favour to connect visually with their celebration. However, the public wedding information does not promise particular ribbon colours, labels, monograms, flavours, box styles or printed designs. Those details should be treated as quote-stage decisions rather than standard inclusions.

When requesting options, send the wedding date, estimated guest count and intended use. Explain whether each guest needs an individual favour, whether chocolates will be added to a cake, or whether the order is intended for a shared late-night display. That context will help the business identify an appropriate format without assuming that every retail product is suitable for wedding service.

  • Confirm the available box and presentation choices
  • Ask whether custom printing applies to the selected favour format
  • Request approval of wording, artwork and colours before production

Service area and who it may suit

Decadence Chocolates is based in Winnipeg, making it most straightforward for couples planning a local celebration or able to coordinate collection from the Sherbrook Street shop. The official shop carries boxed chocolates and other chocolate products, but the wedding page does not publish a defined delivery radius or venue-delivery service.

The business may suit couples considering edible guest gifts, a compact favour box, chocolates alongside their cake or an additional sweet-table element. Couples planning outside Winnipeg should ask whether a wedding-sized order can be shipped safely on their date. Shipping notices can change seasonally, and the website does not provide wedding-specific transport or temperature-handling terms.

  • Confirmed base: Winnipeg, Manitoba
  • Potential uses include guest favours, cake additions and late-night tables
  • Pickup, venue delivery and shipping arrangements require confirmation

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

The clearest documented strength is flexibility of use: the official wedding information presents the chocolates as individual gifts, cake accompaniments or part of a display. The availability of custom orders and custom printing is another confirmed feature that may support event-specific presentation.

The main limitation is the amount of planning information available online. There is no published wedding menu, minimum quantity, production lead time, tasting process, delivery charge, setup service or detailed customization guide. The website also displays opening-hour information in different places that may not agree, so couples should confirm the current hours before visiting. These are evidence gaps and practical questions, not indications that a service is unavailable.

  • Strength: several documented wedding-use formats
  • Strength: custom orders and custom printing are welcomed
  • Limitation: important fulfilment and customization details are not published

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding information tells couples to ask about special pricing for one- and two-piece favour boxes but does not state a per-box amount, package total or quantity threshold.

The online shop publishes prices for various retail products and box sizes, but those figures should not be treated as wedding-favour quotes. Custom printing, packaging, quantity, delivery and the selected chocolates may affect the final cost. Request an itemized written quotation showing the unit price, taxes, customization charges, delivery or pickup arrangements, deposit schedule and cancellation terms.

  • Ask for pricing at the required guest quantity
  • Confirm whether printing and packaging are included
  • Obtain payment, change and cancellation terms in writing

Contact and booking

Couples can contact Decadence Chocolates through its official website, by telephone at +1 204-772-4626 or by email at info@decadencechocolates.ca. The contact page also provides an enquiry form and says responses are typically sent within 24 hours, although couples should allow additional time during busy periods.

The confirmed shop address is 70 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2B3. Before making a special trip, verify the current opening hours directly because the website’s general hours notice and footer schedule are not fully consistent. An initial enquiry should include the event date, quantity, preferred use, customization request, venue location and required handoff time.

  • Website: decadencechocolates.ca
  • Email: info@decadencechocolates.ca
  • Telephone: +1 204-772-4626

What couples should confirm

Ask for a written description or sample image of the proposed favour before approving production. Confirm the number of chocolates in each box, available selections, box dimensions, printed elements and final guest quantity. If the chocolates will be displayed at the reception, establish storage requirements and how long they may remain at room temperature.

Dietary and allergen suitability should be discussed for the exact products being ordered; the public wedding section does not provide product-level allergen assurances. Couples should also confirm the order deadline, minimum quantity, overage policy, pickup window, delivery responsibility and what happens if the guest count changes. For shipped orders, ask about warm-weather restrictions and arrival timing.

  • Product selection, ingredients and allergen information
  • Minimum quantity, lead time and final-count deadline
  • Storage, transport, pickup or delivery requirements
  • Proof approval for custom printing
  • Deposit, balance and cancellation conditions

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Frequently asked questions

Does Decadence Chocolates offer wedding favours?

Yes. Its official website specifically presents chocolates as take-home wedding favours and invites couples to ask about special pricing for one- and two-piece favour boxes.

Can Decadence Chocolates customize wedding favours?

The official website says custom orders and custom printing are welcome. It does not publish a complete list of wedding-specific printing, packaging or design options, so couples should confirm what is available for their chosen product and quantity.

How much do Decadence Chocolates wedding favours cost?

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The business asks couples to enquire about special pricing for one- and two-piece boxes. Retail shop prices do not establish the cost of a customized wedding order.

Where is Decadence Chocolates located?

The official website lists 70 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 2B3.

How can couples request a wedding quote?

Couples can call +1 204-772-4626, email info@decadencechocolates.ca or use the enquiry form on the official contact page. Include the wedding date, guest count, product format, customization needs and pickup or delivery location.

Sources checked

Address: 70 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2B3

Phone: +1 204-772-4626

Website: https://www.decadencechocolates.ca/

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