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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Maritime Travel is a Canadian travel agency with a dedicated destination weddings and honeymoons service. For couples looking for a destination wedding travel agency Canada, its official service information outlines help with weddingmoon and honeymoon travel, plus practical extras such as invitations, a registry and emergency assistance.
The company states that it began in 1949 and now operates more than 100 retail locations across Canada. Its wedding-focused information is national in scope; while the legacy CWG listing references Edmonton, the current official contact page reviewed for this profile lists Maritime Travel’s head office in Halifax rather than confirming the former Edmonton address.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Maritime Travel is active based on its current official Canadian website, which identifies the company as Maritime Travel Inc. and publishes a dedicated destination-wedding and honeymoon page. The same official domain describes the business as Canada’s largest independent travel agency, with more than 100 retail locations across the country.
The company’s wedding offering is travel-led rather than a venue or full local event-planning listing. Its official language focuses on arranging a weddingmoon or honeymoon that brings together travel, ceremony locations and time with family and friends before and after the wedding.
Maritime Travel documents destination weddings and honeymoons as a specific service area. Couples can contact an agent, and the wedding page says the company can help clients book a honeymoon or weddingmoon.
The official destination-wedding page also lists several related inclusions or resources. These are documented travel-planning supports, not promises that every supplier, resort or wedding arrangement will be available for every date or destination.
Maritime Travel’s official About page says its retail operations include over 100 locations from coast to coast, while the current contact form lets visitors select branches and advisors across multiple provinces. That makes the confirmed service footprint Canadian rather than limited to one wedding-market city.
This profile may suit couples who want travel guidance for a wedding away from home, a honeymoon, or both, and who value a registry designed for travel contributions. It may also suit couples coordinating guest travel who want invitation materials and access to assistance while travelling. The official pages reviewed do not identify particular wedding destinations, resorts, ceremony packages or guest-group terms, so those details should be discussed directly with an advisor.
A documented strength is the breadth of travel support around the wedding or honeymoon: the official page specifically lists custom invitations, a wedding and gift registry, gift cards, travel-insurance information and 24/7 emergency assistance. These features can help couples organise the travel side of a destination celebration and receive contributions toward a trip.
Another confirmed feature is national reach. The company says it has over 100 retail locations across Canada and offers agents in locations across the country. This provides an established route to connect with a local branch or advisor where one is available.
The practical limitation is that the official wedding page is high-level. It does not publish an advisor’s destination-wedding planning scope, current resort inventory, supplier relationships, guest booking process, group contract terms, or whether a ceremony coordinator is included. Couples should treat those items as questions for their selected advisor rather than assumptions.
Current pricing for destination-wedding planning, weddingmoon arrangements and honeymoon planning is not explicitly published. Maritime Travel’s general site displays travel promotions and notes that travel prices are subject to availability and supplier terms, but those offers do not establish the cost of a couple’s wedding travel or any wedding-related service.
Ask for a written itinerary and itemised quote that identifies what is included for the couple and guests, applicable taxes, payment schedule, change and cancellation terms, insurance options, and any supplier charges. If using the registry, also ask how contributions are processed and applied to the booking.
Maritime Travel directs visitors to contact an agent or book online. Its official contact page lists the head office at 202-2000 Barrington Street, Cogswell Tower, Halifax, NS B3J 3K1, with telephone number (902) 420-1554. The contact form also includes a branch/advisor selector, including an Edmonton option, but the official page excerpt reviewed does not provide a current Edmonton street address or direct branch phone number.
For destination weddings and honeymoons, begin by explaining your preferred destination or travel style, approximate dates, party size, departure cities, budget range and whether you want a registry. This helps the advisor clarify available options and any booking deadlines.
Before committing, confirm the exact role Maritime Travel and any travel supplier will take in the wedding arrangements. A travel booking can be only one part of a destination wedding, so it is useful to separate travel coordination from ceremony, reception and on-site coordination responsibilities.
Also confirm the terms that will affect guests. These commonly include room allocation and deadlines, deposit rules, payment due dates, passport or entry requirements, accessibility needs, airline schedules, insurance coverage and procedures if travel changes. Ask for all material terms in writing before guests pay deposits.
The historical CWG record supplied for this page included an Edmonton address and phone number, but they were not treated as current evidence. Maritime Travel’s official contact page confirms the Halifax head-office address above and lists Edmonton in its branch selector, without supplying the Edmonton branch contact details in the reviewed page content.
Accordingly, this profile does not publish the legacy Edmonton contact information as verified business data. Edmonton couples can use the official website’s agent or branch selection process to request current local contact details.
Yes. Its official Wedding & Honeymoons page describes destination weddings and honeymoons and says the company can help clients book a weddingmoon or honeymoon.
Yes. The official page describes a Wedding & Gift Registry that accepts monetary gift contributions toward a dream wedding or honeymoon.
No. Current pricing for destination-wedding planning, weddingmoon arrangements and honeymoon planning is not explicitly published on the official wedding page reviewed.
No. The reviewed official contact page confirms the Halifax head-office address and lists Edmonton only as a branch-selection option; it does not confirm the legacy Edmonton street address or phone number.
Address: 202-2000 Barrington Street, Cogswell Tower, Halifax, NS B3J 3K1
Phone: (902) 420-1554
Website: https://www.maritimetravel.ca/





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