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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Stevensville | Wedding Officiants |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Elope Niagara’s Little Log Wedding Chapel is an appointment-only Fort Erie, Ontario business serving couples seeking Niagara Falls elopement packages, small wedding ceremonies, vow renewals or commitment ceremonies. Its confirmed official website identifies Elope Niagara as home to a little log wedding chapel and a drive-through wedding kiosk, with licensed wedding officiants Kim and Kathy.
The chapel is at a private residence about 15 minutes south of Niagara Falls, according to its official pricing information. This profile reflects information published by Elope Niagara and was last reviewed on 2026-08-12. Package prices, availability and any custom arrangements should be confirmed directly with the business before booking.
Elope Niagara publishes express, DIY and Classic wedding packages for small ceremonies. The express range includes a drive-through option as well as chapel or outdoor ceremony options; the business says each express package includes an officiant. Its pricing page also says the packages can be used for weddings, vow renewals and commitment ceremonies.
For couples choosing a Classic package, Elope Niagara publishes packages with a professional mini photo session and a stated number of edited digital photo files. The DIY package instead provides time for guests to take their own photos, subject to the business’s stated equipment and private-property rules. Music is listed with the DIY and Classic packages, while it is not listed for the Express packages.
The official contact page lists the chapel at 3787 Switch Road in Fort Erie. Elope Niagara describes the site as a creek-side private residence, and its pricing page places it about 15 minutes south of Niagara Falls. The business also describes its work as destination Niagara weddings and names Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, St. Catharines, Fort Erie and surrounding areas in its site copy.
The format may suit couples who want a brief legal ceremony or a small guest list rather than a large venue event. The published Express options are tightly timed and allow the couple plus up to two guests. Couples planning more people, more time, extensive photography or a reception should ask the business whether a custom arrangement is available and whether the property fits their plans.
A documented feature is the choice of ceremony formats: the official site lists a drive-through kiosk, chapel ceremonies, and outdoor or deck options on applicable packages. It also identifies two licensed wedding officiants who are professional photographers. The Chapel is open year-round, though the business says wedding services are offered Monday through Saturday and the chapel is closed Sundays.
The main practical constraints are explicit. Visits are by appointment only; the chapel is on private property and is not visible from the road, so the business asks couples not to drive by or drop in. Guest and vehicle limits vary by package. Elope Niagara also states that outside professional photographers are not permitted due to private-property restrictions, even where a package lets guests take amateur photos or offers a phone-photo add-on.
Current pricing is explicitly published, with HST additional and a notice that prices are subject to change. The Express packages are listed at $287 sale price for Express A ($495 regular price), $595 for Express B and $695 for Express C. Each shows a $200 non-refundable deposit. If a couple has no guests for an eligible legal wedding, the site lists witnesses at $35 each, subject to package inclusions.
The published Classic packages range from $1,495 to $4,495 and include five to 40 digital photo files, depending on package. The pricing page contains an inconsistency for DIY 1: its comparison table lists $1,195, while its detailed package entry lists $1,295. Couples should obtain a written current total, including HST, deposit, witness needs, any premium-day fee and desired add-ons. The site also says the remaining non-refundable balance is due one week before the wedding.
Call 905-382-1490 or use the official Elope Niagara contact page to enquire about a date and package. The business lists its administrative office hours as Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and says wedding services run Monday through Saturday. It advises couples to book as soon as they know their date because availability changes.
A date is not held without a deposit, according to the contact page. Since visits are appointment-only and the location is a private residence, use the business’s directions once a booking or appointment has been arranged rather than attending without notice.
Confirm the ceremony type, exact package price, HST, deposit terms and whether the date has any holiday or premium-day charge. Ask which ceremony locations are available for the selected package and date, as the official site lists indoor, outdoor, deck and drive-through formats in different package descriptions.
For a legal wedding, confirm the witness plan. Elope Niagara states that two witnesses are required for weddings; some Classic packages include one witness if needed, while couples with no guests may need to add witnesses. Also confirm the guest count, vehicle allowance, photography rules, any phone-photo or professional-photo inclusion, and whether the event is a wedding, vow renewal or commitment ceremony.
Yes. Elope Niagara says appointments are necessary and asks visitors not to drive by or drop in because the chapel is on a private residence and is not visible from the road.
The Express packages list the couple plus up to two guests. The published DIY and Classic packages list the couple plus up to six guests. The business asks couples with additional guests to contact it for a custom quote.
Yes. Elope Niagara states that its packages can be used for weddings, vow renewals and commitment ceremonies. Its pricing page says witnesses are not required for vow renewals and commitment ceremonies.
No. The official package descriptions state that professional photographers are not allowed because of private-property restrictions. Some packages include a professional mini photo session, while Express packages list a phone-photo add-on option.
No. The business states that the chapel is closed Sundays, while wedding services are offered Monday through Saturday.
Address: 3787 Switch Road, Fort Erie, ON L0S 1S0, Canada
Phone: 905-382-1490
Website: https://elopeniagara.com/





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