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Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 | Edmonton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 24, 2026. Business status: Active.
The Pendennis Weddings & Events is an Edmonton wedding venue and coordinator located at 9660 Jasper Avenue. Its official information describes weddings across the venue’s third and fourth floors, with ceremony, cocktail-hour and reception arrangements, venue-coordinator support and several package levels. The company also offers separate planning and design services through The Wedding Architects.
This CanadaWeddingGuide profile was last reviewed on September 24, 2026. It summarises the business information and package details supplied from the company’s official website. Couples should confirm current dates, terms, taxes, inclusions and any advertised discounts directly with The Pendennis before booking.
The Pendennis presents itself as a wedding and events venue with coordinated ceremony and reception logistics. Its venue-coordinator service includes a walk-through approximately two to three months before the wedding, review of venue details and vendor logistics, and support with the venue’s tables, chairs and décor. On the wedding day, the venue coordinator is described as a point of contact for vendors and as responsible for venue-provided setup, ceremony décor, reception setup, room turnover where required, candle lighting and general venue flow.
The site distinguishes this role from a day-of coordinator or wedding planner. For couples wanting more planning involvement, The Wedding Architects offers three tiers: a 90-minute Blueprint consultation, the 30-day Framework service for partial planning and event-day management, and the Masterpiece service for full wedding planning and design. The published descriptions include timeline, budget, design, layout, vendor and logistics support at different levels.
The official address places The Pendennis in downtown Edmonton, Alberta. The published wedding packages use the third and fourth floors and identify a capacity of up to 140 guests. Depending on the package, couples may have access to a ballroom, balcony, east terrace, getting-ready space, private bathrooms, an elevator, a plating area and other venue amenities.
The venue may suit couples who want ceremony and reception functions connected within one location and who value venue-provided furniture, décor and operational support. The Platinum and Luxury packages describe ceremony options in the ballroom or on a balcony, while the Legacy Package includes a choice between a balcony ceremony and a ballroom setup. The official evidence does not establish service coverage outside Edmonton, so couples considering an off-site wedding should ask whether any planning or coordination service can travel.
Documented features include venue-provided setup and teardown for the Platinum and Luxury packages, a venue coordinator, Planning Pod layout software and access to venue amenities. The Luxury Package adds features such as an in-house speaker system, ballroom projector, dinnerware and cutlery, a luxury décor package and a dance floor. The Legacy Package adds more extensive support, including wedding-day setup and teardown of personal items, Tier II Wedding Architects services, artificial florals and selected Legacy Exclusives.
The main practical limitation is the difference between venue coordination and full wedding planning. The official coordinator page says venue coordinators do not set up or tear down couples’ personal décor, create the wedding-day timeline or book vendors. Those tasks are associated with higher Wedding Architects tiers or specific package inclusions. Couples should also note that package details, discounts and availability may change, and that some services are subject to availability or additional charges.
The official wedding-packages page publishes starting prices rather than one universal total. The Platinum Package is listed from CA$5,750, the Luxury Package from CA$7,500 and the Legacy Package from CA$15,000. The site also lists a Platinum + 4th Floor option, but a starting price for that option is not included in the supplied evidence.
The Legacy Package page states that the package price does not include 18% gratuity or GST. It also requires dinner to be booked through The Culinary Architects, with a minimum catering spend of CA$75 per guest. The published Legacy information identifies a 50% deposit, a signed contract and monthly payments with the balance due 30 days before the wedding. The official site also describes a 2026 Thursday and Friday discount on the wedding-packages page, with exclusions noted there; couples should confirm whether any discount remains current and how it affects the package and bar allotment.
Bar pricing is not simply an unlimited open bar with no conditions. The Legacy Package describes an Almost Unlimited bar with a CA$5,000 allotment toward alcohol consumed during the rental period, subject to menu, service, legal and pricing conditions. Regular bar services are described separately, and an 18% auto gratuity is identified for bar services. Treat all published prices as starting points and request a current written quote.
The official website lists The Pendennis Weddings & Events at Floor 3 + 4, 9660 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB, T5H 3V5. The listed telephone number is 780-999-5047. The site invites couples to email hello@thependennisweddingsandevents.com to book a tour, although email is not included as a field in this profile’s contact data.
A sensible first enquiry should identify the intended wedding date, guest count, ceremony preference and desired level of planning. Couples can then ask which package applies, whether both the third and fourth floors are included, what is available on the selected date and which venue, bar, catering and planning costs appear separately in the proposal.
Before signing, confirm the current package price, date availability, guest-count rules and exactly which floors, rooms, furniture, décor and access hours are included. Ask for a written breakdown of GST, gratuity, security, bar service, catering, rentals, vendor charges and any overtime or upgrade fees.
Couples should also clarify who creates the final timeline, who manages personal décor and who handles vendor booking, setup and teardown. For the Legacy Package, confirm the current bar menu, the CA$5,000 allotment rules, host-bar requirements, gratuity calculation and what happens if consumption exceeds the allotment. Finally, ask about rehearsal scheduling, weather procedures, payment milestones, cancellation terms and the current availability of any advertised discount.
The Pendennis may be worth considering for couples seeking an Edmonton venue with structured package choices and the option to add dedicated planning and design support. Its published information is detailed about venue logistics, package components and the distinction between coordination and planning. That detail can help couples compare the level of support they need rather than assuming that every wedding package includes full planning.
The best fit depends on the couple’s guest count, preferred ceremony layout, desired access hours, catering plans, bar expectations and tolerance for managing personal décor and outside vendors. A tour and current written proposal should resolve the remaining questions, particularly because the supplied package information includes conditions that affect the final budget.
The official site says a venue coordinator focuses on venue-provided setup, vendor access, room logistics and execution of venue details. Venue coordinators do not create the wedding-day timeline, book vendors or set up and tear down couples’ personal items. The Wedding Architects provides separate partial and full planning services.
The published Platinum, Luxury and Legacy wedding packages state capacity for up to 140 guests. Couples should confirm the permitted capacity for their selected layout and package.
The official site lists the Platinum Package from CA$5,750, the Luxury Package from CA$7,500 and the Legacy Package from CA$15,000. These are starting prices, and additional conditions apply, including GST, gratuity, catering and bar costs.
The Legacy Package information states that dinner must be booked through The Culinary Architects and that catering has a minimum spend of CA$75 per guest. It also states that dinner pricing is not included in the package price.
Address: Floor 3 + 4, 9660 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB, T5H 3V5
Phone: 780-999-5047
Website: https://www.thependennisweddingsandevents.com/coordinators





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