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Last reviewed: September 21, 2026 | Vancouver |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 21, 2026. Business status: Active.
Jean & Tonic Mobile Bar is a Vancouver mobile bar service for weddings, engagement celebrations, rehearsal dinners, private gatherings and corporate events. The company brings either a mobile bar trailer or a collapsible bar setup to events across the Lower Mainland, with professional bartenders, custom cocktail menus and beverage-service options described on its official website.
This profile reflects the company's published information reviewed on September 21, 2026. Couples can use it to compare the available formats and starting prices, then confirm the details of their own venue, guest list and event schedule directly with Jean & Tonic.
Jean & Tonic presents its service as an elevated mobile bar experience rather than a simple drinks station. Its published services include a mobile bar trailer, professional bartenders, custom cocktail menus, mixers, house-made syrups, fresh or dried garnishes, ice and bar tools. The company also describes a collapsible bar option for indoor venues or spaces with limited access.
The Signature Pour is listed for smaller gatherings, cocktail hours and intimate celebrations. It includes three hours of professional bar service, two custom signature cocktails, trailer setup and tear-down, custom menu or signage, a shopping list for alcohol and experienced bartenders. Cocktail or beer keg services are available upon request.
The Grand Jean is described as a five-hour option for weddings, corporate events and full-evening celebrations. It includes two or three custom signature cocktails curated for the event, along with the listed bar supplies, service, setup and tear-down elements. The Refined Pour is a smaller-scale option using a collapsible bar setup, with three-hour and five-hour service choices.
The official services page says Jean & Tonic serves the Lower Mainland, BC, while the home page identifies the business as Vancouver-based. The supplied official evidence does not provide a complete municipality-by-municipality service list, so couples outside the core area should confirm whether their venue is covered and whether travel or other site-specific charges apply.
The documented formats may suit couples who want the bar to contribute to the presentation of the reception or cocktail hour. The trailer is positioned as a feature for celebrations where outdoor access and placement are suitable. The collapsible bar may be more practical for indoor venues or locations where a trailer cannot be brought close to the service area.
The company also describes its services for engagement celebrations, rehearsal dinners, backyard parties, private events and corporate gatherings. That broader event focus may be useful for couples planning more than one wedding-related celebration, although the appropriate package and staffing should be confirmed for each event.
Documented features include custom cocktail menus, handcrafted syrups, fresh or dried garnishes, ice and bar tools, professional bartenders, and complete setup and tear-down for the listed staffed packages. The official website also states that the business is fully licensed, fully insured, certified and professional; couples should request any documentation required by their venue or coordinator.
The published options provide some flexibility: couples can choose a trailer, a collapsible bar or a trailer-only rental, and can select different service durations. The website also provides a shopping list for alcohol with the staffed packages, which indicates that alcohol purchasing is treated separately from the listed bar-service prices.
The available evidence does not state guest-capacity limits, the number of bartenders assigned to every package, a complete beverage list, venue power or access requirements, cancellation terms, travel fees, tax treatment or availability. These are practical limitations of the published information rather than negative findings about the company.
Jean & Tonic publishes starting prices on its services page. The Signature Pour starts at $1,600 and includes three hours of professional bar service. The Grand Jean starts at $1,850 and includes five hours of service. Trailer Rental is listed at $1,200 per day and includes the trailer, drop-off and pick-up, and a security or damage deposit.
The Refined Pour is listed at $1,100 starting for three-hour bar service and $1,300 starting for five-hour bar service. The page identifies these as starting prices, so the final quote may depend on the selected format and event requirements. The published package descriptions also include a shopping list for alcohol, rather than stating that alcohol is included in the starting prices.
The official page does not provide a complete quote for every possible event configuration. Couples should request a current written estimate and ask whether taxes, travel, additional hours, extra bartenders, specialty beverages, rentals, deposits or venue-specific requirements change the total.
Jean & Tonic invites prospective clients to get in touch through its official website and offers a free consultation through the contact page. The supplied official evidence does not include a published phone number, postal address or direct email address, so this profile does not add any unverified contact details.
When making an inquiry, couples can provide the wedding date, venue or municipality, estimated guest count, service start and end times, preferred bar format and whether the event is indoors or outdoors. It is also helpful to identify whether the venue has restrictions on trailers, alcohol purchasing, licensed service, setup access or teardown timing.
A written proposal can help clarify the selected package, cocktail choices, staffing, equipment, alcohol responsibilities, deposit and payment schedule. Couples should use the current contact details and inquiry form provided on the official website, since booking procedures and availability can change.
Before booking, couples should confirm that Jean & Tonic can service the exact venue and date, including any Lower Mainland travel considerations. For a trailer booking, ask about access width, parking, ground conditions, placement, weather planning and the time needed for drop-off and collection. For the collapsible bar, confirm the indoor footprint, setup area and any venue access restrictions.
The cocktail plan should be discussed in detail. Confirm the number of cocktails, how customisation works, the approved menu, non-alcoholic choices, beer or wine service, glassware, ice, garnishes and who purchases or supplies the alcohol. The official package descriptions mention cocktail or beer keg services upon request, but do not set out a complete beverage or equipment schedule.
Finally, confirm staffing, service hours, overtime, taxes, travel charges, deposits, cancellation or postponement terms, insurance documentation and the venue's licensing requirements. These questions will help couples compare the published starting prices with the actual requirements of their wedding.
This CanadaWeddingGuide profile was reviewed on September 21, 2026, using the supplied pages on Jean & Tonic's official website. Prices and package inclusions are presented as published starting information, not as a guaranteed quotation.
Couples should confirm current details directly with the business before making booking decisions.
Yes. The official services page lists a mobile bar trailer within its staffed packages and also offers a trailer-only rental. Couples should confirm venue access, placement and rental requirements.
The published staffed packages list mixers, syrups, garnishes, ice and bar tools, and provide a shopping list for alcohol. The supplied evidence does not say that alcohol itself is included, so couples should confirm purchasing responsibilities and the full beverage scope.
The Refined Pour starts at $1,100 for three-hour bar service. The website also lists trailer rental at $1,200 per day, but that is a trailer-only option with a security or damage deposit. Confirm the current quote and all inclusions directly.
The official website describes the business as Vancouver-based and says it serves the Lower Mainland, BC. It does not provide a complete municipality list in the supplied evidence, so couples should confirm service for their specific venue.
Website: https://www.jeanandtonicco.com/





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