Fraserview Banquet Hall

Last reviewed: August 5, 2026. Business status: Active.

Fraserview Banquet Hall in Vancouver is an established event venue at 8240 Fraser Street. Its official website specifically presents the property for weddings and receptions, as well as corporate events, special occasions and sporting events. That direct wedding context, together with the matching business name, address and telephone number across its official pages, supports an active profile.

For couples, the most useful confirmed details are the three published hall options, capacities ranging from 300 to 1,000 persons, Indian and Western menu selections, temple-catering packages, and an online booking inquiry. The official website does not publish current dollar amounts, minimum spends or wedding package totals, so couples will need a tailored quotation before comparing the venue with other Vancouver banquet halls. Last reviewed: August 5, 2026.

Services and specialization

Fraserview promotes itself as a venue for weddings and receptions rather than only as a general room rental. Its website also identifies corporate functions and other special occasions, but weddings receive their own service description. The venue says it has hosted couples for more than 20 years and describes its role as supporting events through experience, style and cuisine.

Food is the clearest documented specialization. The official cuisine page publishes Indian, Western and temple-catering menus. Indian and Western selections are organized into Silver, Gold and Platinum packages, with choices across appetizers or snacks, main dishes, sides and desserts. The temple-catering section also uses tiered packages and lists vegetarian dishes, beverages and accompaniments. These menus confirm meaningful culinary choice, although couples should ask which selections and service formats are currently offered for weddings.

The official décor page describes the venue as adaptable to different event concepts and displays examples, but it does not provide a written list of décor inclusions, rental prices or customization limits. Décor, setup responsibilities and any required suppliers therefore need to be clarified in the quotation.

Event spaces and published capacities

The venue page identifies three halls with different layouts. The Main Hall is listed at 13,282 square feet with a capacity of 1,000 persons. It has two bars, two patios, two dance floors and two washrooms. The page also notes multiple entrance points and provides links to a floor plan.

Fraser Hall is listed at 9,746 square feet with a capacity of 450 persons. Its documented features include one bar, one patio, one dance floor, one washroom and a raised stage. Chester Hall is the smallest of the three published spaces at 5,336 square feet and a capacity of 300 persons; it also has a bar, patio, dance floor, washroom and stage.

These are venue-published maximum figures, but the site does not specify whether every number represents a seated wedding layout, a standing reception or another configuration. Couples should request a capacity plan for their intended table arrangement, dance floor, stage, entertainment and service areas rather than treating the headline capacity as a guaranteed seated total.

Service area and who it may suit

The confirmed physical location is in Vancouver. The homepage says Fraserview has been associated with events in both Vancouver and Surrey, but the current official contact pages show only the 8240 Fraser Street venue. Couples should not infer that there is a second Surrey property without asking the business directly.

Based on the documented room sizes, the venue may suit couples planning a banquet-style reception that needs a dance floor, bar area, patio and a choice among comparatively large rooms. It may also be relevant to couples comparing Indian, Western or vegetarian temple-catering menus. Suitability still depends on the event format, guest count, ceremony requirements, accessibility needs and available date.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the choice of three halls rather than one fixed-capacity room. Each published hall has its own dance floor, patio, bar and washroom, while the Main Hall provides two of each. The official site also supplies dimensions, capacity figures and floor-plan links, giving couples useful starting information before a tour.

Another confirmed feature is the breadth of food information. Couples can review substantial Indian, Western and temple-catering selections before making an inquiry. The site also presents a dedicated décor gallery and describes its layouts as customizable.

The practical limitation is that several decision-critical details are not stated. The website does not define seated capacities by layout, ceremony configurations, accessibility specifications, parking arrangements, vendor rules, décor inclusions, service staffing or package prices. Published contact hours should not be interpreted as permitted event hours. None of these omissions is necessarily a drawback, but each affects a fair venue comparison and should be resolved in writing.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The cuisine page names Silver, Gold and Platinum packages but shows no dollar amounts, per-person rates, room-rental fees, minimum spends, taxes or gratuities. Couples should request an itemized, date-specific quotation covering the selected hall, food, beverages, staffing, décor, equipment, setup, cleanup, security and overtime. Ask whether the quoted amount changes by season, weekday, guest count or event duration.

Third-party prices should not be treated as current venue evidence. Confirm all deposits, payment dates, cancellation terms, damage deposits and refund conditions directly with Fraserview before signing an agreement.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Fraserview Banquet Hall lists 8240 Fraser Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V5X 3X6 and 604-322-6526 on both its homepage and contact page. The official site also provides an online Booking Inquiry page, although its form requires JavaScript.

The website posts hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday through Sunday. These appear as general contact hours; couples should confirm appointment availability before visiting. A useful initial inquiry should include the wedding date, estimated guest count, preferred hall, ceremony or reception format, menu preference and requested tour times.

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit, ask the venue to document the full scope of the booking. Important questions include:

The official FAQ says event hosts seeking temporary liquor service may need a Special Occasion Licence and must obtain liquor through an approved source. Licensing requirements and venue procedures can change, so couples should confirm the current responsibilities, deadlines, bartending arrangement and insurance requirements with the venue and the appropriate British Columbia authority.

• Which hall is available, and what is its seated capacity for the proposed floor plan?
• Is the wedding ceremony permitted in the selected space, or is the booking for the reception only?
• What do the rental and catering prices include, and which taxes, gratuities or mandatory fees are extra?
• Are tables, chairs, linens, tableware, sound, lighting, décor, security, setup and cleanup included or separately charged?
• Which dietary substitutions, allergen procedures and menu tastings are available?
• What are the alcohol, outside-vendor, cake, entertainment, parking and accessibility arrangements?
• What are the contracted access time, last-call time, event end time and overtime rate?
• What deposit, cancellation, rescheduling and refund terms will appear in the agreement?

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Frequently asked questions

How many event spaces does Fraserview Banquet Hall publish?

The official venue page lists three: the Main Hall, Fraser Hall and Chester Hall. Their published capacities are 1,000, 450 and 300 persons respectively. Couples should confirm the seated capacity for their specific wedding layout.

Does Fraserview Banquet Hall offer wedding catering?

Its official cuisine page presents Indian and Western menus plus temple-catering selections. The Indian and Western menus are divided into Silver, Gold and Platinum packages. Confirm current availability, service style, dietary accommodations and package inclusions directly with the venue.

Does Fraserview Banquet Hall publish wedding prices?

No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. Package names and menu choices appear online, but room fees, per-person prices, minimum spends and other charges require a direct quotation.

What liquor information does Fraserview provide?

The official FAQ directs event hosts to British Columbia’s Special Occasion Licence process and says liquor must come from an approved source. Couples should verify current licensing, purchasing, bartending and insurance responsibilities before booking.

How can couples request availability?

Couples can use the Booking Inquiry page on the official website or call 604-322-6526. Include the proposed date, guest estimate, preferred room and event format so the venue can respond with relevant availability and pricing.

Sources checked

• Fraser Banquet Hall — Wedding and Event Hall in Vancouver
• Vancouver's & Surrey's Best Banquet Hall — Fraserview Banquet Hall
• Indian & Western Cuisine | Banquet Hall Surrey & Vancouver
• Indian Wedding Decor | Vancouver Event Venue | Surrey BC
• Booking Inquiry — Fraserview Banquet Hall
• Contact Banquet Hall Surrey BC | Vancouver Event Venue
• FAQ About Event Venue At Fraserview Banquet Hall Surrey BC

Address: 8240 Fraser Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V5X 3X6

Phone: 604-322-6526

Website: https://fraserviewhall.com/