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Last reviewed: September 25, 2026 | Winnipeg |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 25, 2026. Business status: Active.
Boots & Banter is a Winnipeg mobile bar service for weddings, wedding socials and other celebrations across Winnipeg and Manitoba. The company describes a mobile service that brings bartenders, bar equipment and selected drink-service options to an event location. Couples can review published package starting prices, guest limits and add-ons before submitting an enquiry.
The official website also presents Boots & Banter as a provider of signature cocktails, mocktails and customizable bar setups. This profile was last reviewed on September 25, 2026, using the company’s supplied official pages. Couples should confirm the current package, date, venue requirements and any alcohol-service responsibilities directly with the business.
Boots & Banter provides mobile bar and bartending services for weddings and events. Its official homepage mentions weddings, showers, birthdays, corporate get-togethers and other celebrations. The packages page describes a choice between a portable bar setup and mobile bar trailer options, with bartenders, mixers, garnishes, cups, napkins and a water station included according to the selected package.
The business also lists signature-drink options and describes a home-based mocktail workshop. The workshop is presented as an interactive, non-alcoholic mixology experience with ingredients, bar tools and guidance brought to the client’s home. Alternative alcohol and zero-proof options are also mentioned on the official homepage.
Boots & Banter identifies Winnipeg, Manitoba as its base and states that it serves events across Winnipeg and Manitoba. The packages page says travel outside Winnipeg should be discussed with the business, with prices varying by location. No street address is published in the supplied official evidence, so this listing records Winnipeg and Manitoba as the service area rather than a physical office address.
The documented package formats may suit couples who want bartending support at a reception, a mobile bar feature, or a defined service arrangement for a wedding social. The published guest ranges may also help couples make an initial comparison. Venue access, alcohol purchasing, licensing responsibilities and final staffing should still be confirmed for the specific event.
A documented feature of Boots & Banter is its menu of buildable packages. The official website states that packages include setup and teardown, bar equipment, ice, cups, napkins, straws and a water station, although the exact inclusions vary by package. Couples can also request a custom quote through the enquiry form rather than choosing only from the displayed options.
The practical limitation is that the supplied evidence does not establish a specific venue list, availability, liquor-licensing arrangement, insurance details, payment schedule or cancellation policy. It also does not provide a street address. These are not negative findings; they are items couples should ask about before booking. Published prices are presented as starting prices, and travel outside Winnipeg is not given as a fixed amount.
Boots & Banter publishes starting prices on its packages page. The entry package starts at $425 for up to 30 guests and includes one bartender, a portable bar setup, basic mixers, garnishes, cups and napkins, and a water station. A mobile bar trailer package starts at $695 for up to 50 guests with two bartenders. Other listed packages start at $1,095 for up to 75 guests, $1,495 for up to 100 guests and $1,895 for up to 100 guests.
Listed add-ons include additional time at $150 per hour, additional guests at $6 per person, one signature cocktail at $85 and two signature cocktails at $145. The site also lists a champagne toast station at $1.50 per person, a Caesar bar setup at $4 per person, a mimosa bar setup at $4 per person and an additional bartender at $35 per hour. Travel outside Winnipeg is quoted separately. These figures are published starting or add-on prices and should be reconfirmed before booking.
The official contact page lists Boots & Banter Mobile Bar and the telephone numbers (204) 461-2404 and (431) 337-3179. It also provides an enquiry form requesting a name, email address, phone number and event date. The packages page asks for the event date, duration of bar service and package of interest, allowing the business to prepare a more specific response.
The website lists office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Sunday and notes that event hours may vary. Couples should use the official contact form or telephone numbers to ask whether their date and venue can be accommodated. Availability is not confirmed by this profile.
Before signing an agreement, ask which package best matches the guest count, service duration and venue layout. Confirm whether the couple or venue supplies alcohol, what forms of service are permitted, and which responsibilities fall to Boots & Banter. The wedding-social packages specifically reference BYO alcohol for beer, wine and highball service, but couples should confirm the arrangement for their own wedding package.
It is also sensible to confirm setup and teardown timing, access to water and power if needed, ice and glassware requirements, final staffing, travel charges, overtime, deposits, payment milestones and cancellation terms. If the event includes guests under the legal drinking age or a substantial zero-proof menu, ask how the service will be organized. Couples requesting signature cocktails, a champagne toast, a Caesar bar or a mimosa bar should confirm the ingredients, equipment and glassware included in the quoted price.
Boots & Banter may be worth considering when a couple wants a mobile bar provider with published package choices and the option to add cocktails or specialty stations. Its official pages show a service model that can range from a portable bar for a smaller gathering to a trailer-based setup for larger groups. The business also has a distinct wedding-social offering and a separate mocktail workshop service.
The best next step is to compare the published starting price with the complete quote for the chosen venue and date. Ask for all inclusions in writing, particularly alcohol responsibilities, staffing and travel. This approach keeps the company’s documented offerings separate from details that can only be confirmed through a direct conversation.
Yes. The official website describes Boots & Banter as a mobile bar service for weddings and events in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and states that it serves events across Winnipeg and Manitoba.
The packages page lists starting prices from $425 for a package for up to 30 guests. Other displayed starting prices are $695, $1,095, $1,495 and $1,895, depending on the package and guest limit.
The official homepage describes home-based mocktail workshops and mentions alternative alcohol and zero-proof options. Couples should confirm whether a particular wedding package can include a zero-proof menu.
The official contact page lists (204) 461-2404 and (431) 337-3179. Couples can also use the company’s online contact form with their event date and details.
No fixed outside-Winnipeg travel price is published in the supplied evidence. The packages page says to contact the business and notes that prices vary by location.
Phone: (204) 461-2404; (431) 337-3179
Website: https://bootsandbanter.ca/





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