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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Lethbridge | Mansion Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. The Norland Historic Estate is a Lethbridge historic wedding venue at 5801 1ST Ave S. Its official website presents the property as a restored 1910 Southern Colonial-style estate for weddings and events in Southern Alberta.
Couples considering a mansion setting can explore a historic residence, landscaped grounds, gardens, a gazebo and a ballroom in one venue. The Norland also publishes details about catering and décor coordination, allowing couples to assess the format before requesting a tailored quote.
The Norland’s wedding offering centres on exclusive estate packages available year-round. The official site says a wedding booking includes access to the estate’s venue spaces, including the mansion, grounds, gardens and gazebo. It also describes indoor reception space in the ballroom.
The venue identifies LA Chefs Catering as its on-site exclusive caterer. Its event-package page says banquet essentials such as linens, napkins, plateware, silverware and glassware are included, alongside catering staff. The same page describes event and catering coordinators who work with clients on space and menu customization.
For décor and rentals, The Norland identifies Lethbridge Event Rentals as its exclusive décor and rental vendor. Couples who have a preferred caterer, décor company or other supplier should ask the venue about current vendor rules before making commitments.
The estate’s historic residence is described as a 7,500-square-foot Southern Colonial-style mansion. The official site says it has been adapted for modern events and includes five furnished guest rooms sleeping up to 10 VIP guests. This may be useful for getting ready or a small VIP overnight group, but it is not evidence of accommodation for a full guest list.
The grounds cover nine landscaped acres with lawns, garden beds and mature trees. The venue describes the garden gazebo as a ceremony setting, plus a stone patio among the spaces available with a booking.
For receptions, the official site describes a 4,500-square-foot ballroom with floor-to-ceiling windows, chandeliers and a coffered ceiling. Combined with the Drawing Room, it says there are 6,300 square feet of event space. The published wedding capacity is up to 300 guests; couples should confirm how their meal service and floor plan affect capacity.
The official website lists The Norland in Lethbridge, Alberta and positions it as a Southern Alberta wedding destination. It may suit couples looking for a historic estate or mansion atmosphere, particularly where ceremony, reception and photography can be planned on one property.
The published material describes garden ceremonies and ballroom receptions in warmer months, as well as use of the mansion interior and grounds for winter weddings. The venue says its spaces can be customized to group size and that it can host up to 300 guests.
The public pages do not set out a formal service boundary, transportation offering or availability calendar. Couples travelling from outside Lethbridge should confirm date availability, travel logistics and nearby accommodation directly with the venue.
A confirmed feature is the range of spaces on one estate: historic mansion, ballroom, gardens, gazebo and patio. The venue also documents a dedicated catering relationship, event coordination and a décor-and-rental partner, giving couples a clearer picture of who handles core parts of the event.
The five guest rooms for up to 10 VIP guests are another documented feature. This can support preparation or a limited overnight element, while guests needing more rooms will need to arrange accommodation elsewhere.
The public information does not provide a complete, date-specific inclusion list, an availability calendar or every contract term. Published prices vary by season, day, guest count and menu choices. Confirm the final inclusions, capacity configuration, vendor rules and weather backup plan in writing.
The Norland publishes ranges rather than one all-inclusive wedding price. For a single-day venue rental, the published range is $1,200–$1,950 from November 1 to April 30, $2,500–$5,500 in May and October, and $2,500–$7,500 from June 1 to September 30. The published exclusive-weekend venue-rental range is $3,500–$12,500, depending on season.
Published single-day minimum food-and-beverage spending is $2,500–$3,500 from November 1 to April 30, $3,000–$4,500 in May and October, and $2,500–$10,000 from June 1 to September 30. The published exclusive-weekend catering minimum is $5,000–$14,000.
The pricing page says final catering investment depends on guest count and menu selections. It also says its calculator estimates exclude third-party expenses such as florals, photography, hair and makeup, and outside décor. Request a personalized, date-specific quote; the page notes that some package documents may be older versions.
The Norland publishes info@thenorland.com and (403) 320 7702 for general inquiries. Its contact page invites prospective clients to book a consultation to begin planning an event.
When enquiring, share the preferred date or date range, expected guest count, ceremony and reception plans, and whether a single-day or weekend format is under consideration. Those details help clarify the applicable rental range, catering minimum and event-space setup.
Ask for a written proposal covering venue rental, the required food-and-beverage minimum, staffing, bar arrangements, taxes, gratuities or service charges, rentals, décor and any other charges. Published ranges are helpful for initial budgeting but do not replace a formal quote or contract.
Confirm which spaces are reserved for the ceremony, cocktail period, reception, getting ready and photography. Also ask how the published 300-person maximum applies to the planned room layout and whether the ballroom and Drawing Room will both be used.
Finally, confirm guest-room access and overnight terms, the current catering and décor arrangements, outside-vendor restrictions, rehearsal timing, payment milestones, cancellation terms and the weather contingency for a garden-gazebo ceremony.
The official wedding information states a capacity of up to 300 guests. Confirm the capacity for your specific ceremony and reception layout with the venue.
The official site says the mansion has five furnished guest rooms sleeping up to 10 VIP guests. Confirm access and overnight terms for your booking.
Yes. The official site identifies LA Chefs Catering as the venue’s on-site exclusive caterer and publishes food-and-beverage minimum ranges.
Single-day venue rental is published from $1,200 to $7,500, depending on season and day. An exclusive-weekend venue rental is published from $3,500 to $12,500. Catering minimums are separate, so request a date-specific quote.
The official site describes garden ceremonies near the gazebo and says bookings include access to the grounds and gardens. Confirm the weather backup plan for your event.
Address: 5801 1ST Ave S, Lethbridge, AB
Phone: (403) 320 7702
Website: https://www.thenorland.com/





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