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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Banquet Halls |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.

Centre Mont-Royal is a Montreal wedding venue with in-house catering at 2200 rue Mansfield in the city’s downtown Golden Square Mile area. Its official website presents ballrooms and foyers for wedding receptions, adaptable dining formats, a terrace, event coordination and technical support. The venue also accommodates conferences and other special events, so couples should base capacity and service decisions on a wedding-specific proposal rather than its general event maximums.

The official identity is confirmed by the Centre Mont-Royal name, Mansfield Street address and wedding content on centremontroyal.com. The unrelated Centre Dentaire Mont-Royal website previously attached to this Canada Wedding Guide record should not be used. Last reviewed: August 3, 2026.

Services and specialization

Centre Mont-Royal’s official special-events page specifically presents the property as a wedding venue. Its wedding offering centres on ballroom receptions, foyer cocktail periods and customizable menus. The published event formats include table service, buffet service and cocktail service, while fixed or fully personalized menus are available through the venue’s own kitchen.

The official events page also says kosher catering can be accommodated. A designated event coordinator is among the documented services, and the venue has an in-house technical team for audiovisual requirements. Its wedding page lists linens, dishes, cutlery and glassware as included, but couples should verify exactly which package, room and service level those inclusions apply to.

In-house food-and-beverage service
Table, buffet and cocktail service formats
Fixed or personalized menus
Kosher catering can be accommodated
Designated event coordinator
On-site audiovisual capabilities

Spaces and wedding formats

The principal reception option is Salon Mont-Royal, a column-free room that can be divided into two halls. Its adjoining foyers include a full-service bar, high ceilings, natural light and floor-to-ceiling windows. Salon International and Salon Cartier provide additional ballroom-and-foyer combinations, while the terrace supports outdoor cocktail functions.

Published maximums vary by format. The special-events page lists dinner and dancing for up to 550 guests, spaces for events between 50 and 800, and cocktails for up to 850. The terrace page describes cocktail events for up to 150, while the site navigation labels the terrace with a maximum of 60. These figures are not interchangeable; the applicable limit depends on the room, seating plan, service style and use of adjacent spaces.

Salon Mont-Royal can be divided into two halls
Salon Mont-Royal is documented as column-free
Ballroom foyers have floor-to-ceiling windows
Terrace capacity is configuration-dependent
Wedding-specific capacity requires confirmation

Service area and who it may suit

This is a fixed-location venue in downtown Montreal rather than a mobile service with a published service radius. It may suit couples planning an urban reception, including celebrations with a substantial guest list or multiple phases such as cocktails, dinner and dancing.

The official site says Centre Mont-Royal is connected to the Metro and Montreal’s Underground City and has indoor parking on site. It also notes nearby accommodation, restaurants, shops, museums and parks. Couples expecting travelling guests may find those downtown connections relevant, but room blocks and guest transportation are not detailed on the wedding page.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include several room sizes, divisible event space, in-house catering, a designated coordinator, audiovisual support, foyer bars, natural light and a terrace. These are confirmed facilities and services, not a quality endorsement.

The practical limitation is that the public website combines wedding information with broader gala, cocktail and conference capacities. It does not clearly publish a wedding floor plan for every guest count, policies for outside caterers or other vendors, décor and access times, noise or end-time rules, accessibility details, or a terrace weather-contingency plan. Each item should be settled in writing before a booking decision.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website provides rental-inquiry and quote forms but no wedding package price, room-rental fee, per-person menu rate, minimum spend, tax or service-charge schedule.

Ask for an itemized quote tied to the proposed date, room, guest count and meal format. It should identify food and beverage minimums, bar arrangements, staffing, audiovisual services, rentals, setup and teardown, taxes, gratuities or service charges, overtime and any deposit or cancellation terms. Do not rely on third-party price estimates as the venue’s current rate.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Couples can contact Centre Mont-Royal at (514) 844-2000 or use the rental-inquiry form on the official website. The confirmed address is 2200 rue Mansfield, Montréal, Québec H3A 3R8.

A useful initial request should include the preferred date or season, estimated attendance, ceremony and reception requirements, meal and bar format, cultural or dietary needs, planned entertainment and required audiovisual equipment. Request the proposed room name, layout and capacity in the written reply.

What couples should confirm

Before signing, confirm whether the preferred date and rooms are available and whether the stated capacity leaves sufficient space for dining, dancing, entertainment and service stations. Ask how cocktail, dinner and dance portions would move through the booked spaces.

Couples should also confirm menu tasting arrangements, dietary and kosher-catering procedures, bar licensing and pricing, vendor rules, décor restrictions, parking costs, step-free access, coat check, security, setup time and the backup plan for any terrace component. Obtain all inclusions, fees, deadlines, payment terms and cancellation conditions in the final contract.

Wedding-specific seated and standing capacities
Exact menu, tableware and rental inclusions
Terrace use and weather backup
Outside-vendor and outside-catering rules
Accessibility and parking arrangements
Deposit, cancellation and overtime terms

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Frequently asked questions

Does Centre Mont-Royal host weddings?

Yes. The official Centre Mont-Royal special-events page contains a dedicated weddings section and describes ballroom receptions, foyer cocktails, customizable menus and wedding coordination.

Does Centre Mont-Royal provide wedding catering?

Yes. Food and beverage are prepared through the venue’s in-house operation. Published formats include table service, buffet and cocktail service, with fixed or personalized menus. The site also says kosher catering can be accommodated.

How many wedding guests can Centre Mont-Royal accommodate?

There is no single published wedding maximum for every layout. The official special-events page lists dinner and dancing for up to 550 guests, broader special-event spaces for 50 to 800, and cocktails for up to 850. Couples should obtain a room-specific wedding capacity based on their floor plan.

Does Centre Mont-Royal publish wedding prices?

No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. Couples must request a quote and should ask for room, catering, bar, staffing, rental, audiovisual, tax and service-charge details.

Where is Centre Mont-Royal located?

The official contact page lists 2200 rue Mansfield, Montréal, Québec H3A 3R8. The venue describes its location as downtown near the Golden Square Mile.