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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Plantagenet | Farm Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Bean Town Receptions wedding venue Plantagenet is the current official identity for the business previously listed as Bean Town Ranch. The official website presents wedding services, a Plantagenet contact address and direct booking contact details.
The venue describes a one-day all-inclusive wedding experience with exclusive venue access, planning consultations, ceremony essentials and accommodation components. Package terms, availability and date-specific costs should always be confirmed directly with the venue before a commitment.
Bean Town Receptions is a wedding venue in Plantagenet, Ontario. Its official wedding page describes a natural log hall and lakeside terrace, while the venue page identifies indoor and outdoor ceremony options at the Chapel, Pavilion and Maple Aisle.
The published package includes exclusive venue access, consultations at key planning milestones, a rehearsal during the wedding week and access to an Aisle Planner link. The venue also lists ceremony setup items including cedar benches, signing tables, tablecloths, candle lighting, pews, arches and wireless microphones.
Food and beverage are part of the venue’s wedding information. The site identifies Chef Paul Silk as executive chef, links to a wedding menu, and describes per-person beverage packages lasting from two to nine hours. A preferred-vendor list is available, but the venue states that those providers are external to Bean Town.
The official contact page lists Bean Town Receptions at 2891 N Plantagenet Concession 3 in Plantagenet. Its directions provide routes from Ottawa, Cornwall and Montréal, but the reviewed pages do not state a formal service-area boundary.
The venue may suit couples seeking a country setting with ceremony, reception and planning elements coordinated through one business. The official venue page describes 100 acres of countryside between Ottawa and Montréal, a fully equipped reception hall, in-house catering, a fish pond and forest. The homepage also states that the venue dedicates each day to a single wedding.
Couples considering travel logistics should discuss their ceremony time, reception schedule and guest transportation directly with the venue. The official package mentions transportation and a night shuttle, but those details should be verified for the selected date.
A documented feature is the combined planning and setup support: the official wedding package lists consultations, rehearsal support, standard ceremony equipment, staff setup, décor accessories, lighting and music until the first dance. The site also states that Bean Town is designed to be accessible for guests and that the Anjou Hall is air-conditioned.
Accommodation is another documented component. The package lists a cottage for newlyweds, Chez Max for up to 12 guests and Chez Glenn for up to 10 guests, with a complimentary night shuttle. The venue page states that Chez Max and Chez Glenn are included in all packages at no extra charge; confirm current package applicability and availability.
Practical limits are matters the official pages do not fully answer. Capacity is published for the Anjou Hall, but couples should verify their proposed layout and total attendance. Fireworks, transportation and a bonfire are listed as weather permitting, so they should not be treated as guaranteed.
Bean Town Receptions explicitly publishes venue-event figures on its wedding page: $6,500 for Fridays, $7,850 for Saturdays and $6,500 for Sundays. The Saturday listing says both new casas are included. The same page advertises a wedding special starting as low as $3,995 and directs couples to contact the venue for details.
The official page says prices may change every year. It also says food and beverage prices are subject to market fluctuations and product availability. Current pricing is explicitly published for the listed event figures, but a complete itemized wedding total is not published on the reviewed official pages.
Ask for a written quote that confirms which venue fee applies, the current menu and beverage prices, taxes, service charges, staffing, rentals, accommodation terms and any conditions attached to the advertised special.
The official contact page lists (613) 673-5894 and info@beantownranch.com. The active website is beantownreceptions.com; the official contact page uses the older beantownranch.com email domain.
The official site invites couples to call or email to begin planning. A focused enquiry can include the preferred date, approximate guest count, ceremony-site preference, accommodation needs, food and bar requirements, and any interest in a preferred vendor. That information should help the venue identify the applicable package and next planning steps.
Do not rely on a directory listing alone for availability. Request the current written scope, payment schedule, cancellation terms and date hold process directly from Bean Town Receptions.
Confirm the date-specific venue fee, all inclusions and exclusions, and whether the advertised special is available for the intended celebration. Ask for the current wedding-menu and beverage documents, as the official site notes that these prices can change.
Discuss capacity and layout for the selected ceremony and reception spaces, accessibility needs, food service, bar options, accommodation allocation, shuttle timing, décor selections, music coverage and vendor rules. If a fireworks display, transportation or bonfire is important, confirm the weather contingency and whether an alternative is available.
For accommodation, clarify which buildings are included on the selected day, check-in and check-out terms, guest allocation and any extra-night pricing. The venue’s published lodging information includes several properties with different capacities and conditions.
This profile uses the current official name, Bean Town Receptions, because the confirmed official domain presents that name alongside active wedding, venue and contact pages. It also preserves the Bean Town Ranch variation in keyword research to help users arriving through the legacy name.
Only information shown on the confirmed official business domain is treated as factual support here. The profile does not assess reviews, make availability claims or infer unlisted services. It is intended as a practical research starting point rather than a substitute for a written agreement with the venue.
The official contact page lists 2891 N Plantagenet Concession 3, Plantagenet, ON K0B 1L0.
Yes. The official weddings page lists $6,500 for Friday events, $7,850 for Saturday events and $6,500 for Sunday events, while noting that prices may change every year.
The official page lists exclusive venue access, planning consultations, a rehearsal, ceremony essentials and setup, décor items, lighting, accommodation and other listed features. Confirm the package applicable to your date in writing.
The official site lists a newlywed cottage, Chez Max for up to 12 guests and Chez Glenn for up to 10 guests. Confirm availability, allocation and current package terms with the venue.
Address: 2891 N Plantagenet Concession 3, Plantagenet, ON K0B 1L0
Phone: (613) 673-5894
Website: https://www.beantownreceptions.com/





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