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BETA5 Chocolates

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Favours |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

BETA5 Chocolates wedding favours Vancouver couples can enquire about are centred on the shop’s published two-piece chocolate box for weddings and events. BETA5 is a Vancouver chocolate and pastry shop established in 2011; its official site describes small-batch chocolates made with directly traded chocolate and premium ingredients.

This is an active profile, last reviewed August 10, 2026. BETA5’s official storefront and contact page provide a current enquiry route, product ordering information and a specific wedding-favour offer. The business’s official pages presently conflict on its Industrial Avenue street number, so no postal address is published in this profile.

Business overview

BETA5 describes itself as a contemporary Vancouver chocolate and pastry shop. Its range includes handcrafted chocolate collections, and its online store also offers a bespoke box experience that lets shoppers select flavours. For weddings, the clearest confirmed offering is not a full dessert-catering service but boxed chocolate favours for guests.

The official site says the business melds art and science in its chocolate and pastry work. That background helps explain the focus on finished chocolates and flavour selection, but couples should request a written confirmation of the exact format and flavour availability for their event date.

Services and specialization

BETA5 explicitly offers wedding and event favours. Its published bestseller for this use is a two-piece box. Couples are asked to submit their event date, quantity and flavour request through the business’s contact form.

The shop also takes large orders. Custom packaging is available for chocolate-box orders above the stated threshold, while customized chocolate projects have a separate, much higher minimum and are considered individually. Those are options to ask about rather than standard inclusions with every wedding order.

Two-piece boxed chocolate wedding and event favours
Flavour requests submitted with the event enquiry
Custom packaging for qualifying chocolate-box orders
Case-by-case customized chocolate projects

Service area and who it may suit

The confirmed retail and local-delivery base is Vancouver. BETA5 states that local delivery is available within 25 km of its Vancouver shop, and it offers in-store pickup Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The contact page also says the shop is a short walk from Main Street–Science World SkyTrain station and has six customer parking spaces.

Couples elsewhere in Canada may be able to use UPS shipping: BETA5 states that it ships across Canada but not to the United States or internationally. The site says UPS packages ship on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and some rural or remote locations may not qualify for advertised shipping offers or be served by UPS. This may suit couples who need a locally delivered Vancouver order or a Canadian shipment, subject to destination confirmation.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented product features include small-batch production, directly traded chocolate and premium ingredients. BETA5 also says its Vancouver store is restocked daily with fresh handmade chocolates. For dietary planning, the business directs shoppers to allergen information on individual product pages and provides allergen icons and filters for its bespoke menu.

There are practical limits to clarify before committing. The shop says handmade products can sell out and that it cannot accommodate every customized-chocolate request. Its two-piece favour is a defined product rather than evidence of unlimited design, packaging or production options. Confirm whether the preferred flavour selection, packaging and quantity can be accepted for the wedding date.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published for the standard wedding and event favour: the two-piece box is $8.50 per box, with a minimum order of 20 boxes. BETA5 says the price is firm and that it does not offer discounts for wedding or event orders.

For larger custom work, the official FAQ states that custom packaging is available for chocolate-box orders over $1,000, with additional print fees. Customized chocolate projects start at a $6,000 minimum order and are accepted case by case. The site does not publish a complete wedding-order quote, taxes, final delivery charges or a standard price for custom packaging; request those details in writing.

Contact and booking

Use BETA5’s official online contact form to enquire. For a wedding or event favour request, include the date, quantity and flavour request. The contact page says the team aims to respond within one business day, Tuesday through Saturday.

The official pages currently show two different Vancouver street numbers: the contact page says 409 Industrial Avenue, while the main storefront footer says 413 Industrial Ave. Because the official sources conflict, couples planning pickup or an in-person visit should confirm the current street number directly before travelling. No telephone number is published here because none was confirmed on the reviewed official contact page.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask BETA5 to confirm that it can accept the requested date and quantity; the exact flavour assortment; unit price, taxes and delivery or shipping charge; and whether the order will be pickup, local delivery or UPS shipping. For delivery, confirm the recipient contact requirements and whether the destination is within the local 25 km delivery area.

If requesting a personalized presentation, confirm whether the order qualifies for custom packaging, the print-fee amount, artwork requirements and approval timing. Ask for current allergen information for the chosen flavours, especially where guests have dietary restrictions. Finally, obtain the correct current pickup address and the written order, payment and cancellation terms directly from BETA5.

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Frequently asked questions

Does BETA5 Chocolates offer wedding favours?

Yes. Its official FAQ says it offers wedding and event favours, with a two-piece box identified as its bestselling item for that use.

What is BETA5’s minimum order and published price for wedding favours?

The official FAQ lists the two-piece box at $8.50 per box with a minimum order of 20 boxes. It also says wedding and event orders do not receive discounts and the price is firm.

Can BETA5 deliver wedding favours?

The business publishes local delivery within 25 km of its Vancouver shop, in-store pickup, and UPS shipping across Canada. Delivery and shipping eligibility should be confirmed for the specific destination.

Can wedding favours be customized?

BETA5 asks couples to submit flavour requests. Custom packaging is available for chocolate-box orders over $1,000 with additional print fees; customized chocolate projects start at a $6,000 minimum and are accepted case by case.