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Last reviewed: September 23, 2026 | Montreal |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 23, 2026. Business status: Active.
Luma Lofts is an intimate wedding venue Montreal couples can consider for a ceremony, wedding-day preparations or a small cocktail-style gathering. Its official website identifies the loft as a natural-light photo studio and event space in Saint-Henri, with dedicated wedding pages for ceremonies and getting ready.
The venue is presented as a space for one chapter of the wedding day at a time rather than as a conventional all-day wedding facility. Published details include ceremony furnishings, preparation amenities, guest limits and flexible outside-vendor arrangements. Couples should still request a contract and confirm which capacity, inclusions, pricing and access rules apply to their exact booking. Last reviewed: September 23, 2026.
Luma Lofts documents three wedding-related possibilities: using the loft to get ready, holding an intimate ceremony, or arranging a cocktail-style celebration. The ceremony page emphasizes natural light, high ceilings and neutral, photo-ready interiors. The general weddings page says the room can accommodate 35 people seated or 45 people for standing cocktails.
For ceremonies, the listed standard inclusions are 30 white chairs, four folding six-foot tables, four high cocktail tables, a collection of 45 glasses, a private bathroom and kitchen, a Bluetooth speaker and the furnished, naturally lit interior. The kitchen is described as having a fridge, freezer, oven and coffee machine. Items available on request include faux florals, champagne or cocktail table setups, vintage cake and sweets, a bartender, a charcuterie table and catering referrals. Availability and cost for requested items are not established by that page.
The official site locates Luma Lofts in Saint-Henri, Montreal, at Château Saint-Ambroise, although the supplied pages do not provide a complete postal address suitable for publication. The broader event page describes the location as an eight-minute walk from the Metro, five minutes from Atwater Market and about a ten-minute drive from downtown Montreal. Couples should obtain exact arrival instructions directly from the venue.
The space may suit couples planning a civil ceremony, elopement-style gathering or small celebration that fits the published limits. It may also suit a wedding party that already has a ceremony or reception venue but wants a separate setting for dressing, portraits and a pre-ceremony toast. The getting-ready page describes a 950-square-foot layout with a mezzanine and access as early as 6:30 a.m.; the actual start time must be confirmed for each reservation.
Documented features include natural light, high ceilings, a neutral palette, a private bathroom and kitchen, glassware, tables, chairs and a Bluetooth speaker. For getting-ready reservations, the official page also lists couches and chairs, a makeup light, two clothing racks, coffee, and evening-before drop-off when scheduling permits. These are practical features documented by the operator, not independent endorsements.
The wedding pages publish different limits for different uses. The general wedding FAQ gives 35 seated and 45 standing, the ceremony inclusions list only 30 white chairs, and the getting-ready offer says up to 30 people on site. A separate general-event page refers to as many as 40 seated or 50 standing, but those figures should not be assumed to govern a wedding booking. Couples need written confirmation of the applicable capacity, seating inventory and room setup.
Prices are not published for the wedding ceremony package. The wedding FAQ says payment terms depend on the contract and directs couples to contact the venue. The getting-ready page advertises half-day or full-day access and states a starting price of $500 plus tax, but it does not establish the final price for a particular date, duration or group.
The general event calculator lists extra time at $125 per hour beyond five hours and high-top cocktail tables at $40 each, to a maximum of four. It also says calculator prices are estimates and final pricing is confirmed at booking. Orders under $1,000 require full payment, while orders of $1,000 or more require a 50% non-refundable deposit to reserve the date. Couples should confirm whether these event-calculator terms apply to their selected wedding service and request an itemized quote.
Couples can contact Luma Lofts through its official website or call 438-804-5862 ext 2. The site also displays contact@pamkay.ca. An inquiry is not the same as a confirmed reservation; couples should obtain availability, the final quote and all terms in writing.
The wedding FAQ advises booking once the date is decided. It says dates falling within the next two months cannot be held because photo-studio bookings remain available online, while a requested date more than two months away may be held for one week. These statements do not guarantee availability. The site says couples may bring their own officiant, photographer, caterer or florist, and the venue can also connect them with preferred providers.
Before signing, confirm whether the reservation covers getting ready, a ceremony, a cocktail event or a combination, since the main weddings page describes the loft as designed for one chapter at a time. Ask about the exact rental period, setup and teardown windows, early access, overtime, cleaning responsibilities and any restrictions affecting food, alcohol, music or décor.
Couples should also reconcile the published capacities with their planned layout. Confirm the number and style of chairs and tables included, whether additional rentals are necessary, and whether requested services such as bartending, catering referrals, florals or food displays carry separate fees. Request the full address and arrival instructions, accessibility information, parking details, cancellation terms, tax treatment and the payment schedule in the contract.
The wedding FAQ states 35 people seated or 45 people for standing cocktails. The ceremony page lists 30 white chairs, and the getting-ready page gives an on-site limit of 30 people. Because a separate event page publishes different general-event capacities, couples should confirm the limit and furniture count for their particular wedding layout.
Yes. The official wedding FAQ says couples may bring their own officiant, photographer, caterer or florist. Couples should still ask whether insurance, delivery times, kitchen use or other vendor conditions apply.
Prices are not published for the wedding ceremony package. A getting-ready offer starts at $500 plus tax, while the general event calculator lists selected add-on rates. Final wedding pricing, taxes, deposits and payment terms should be confirmed in a written quote.
The ceremony page lists 30 white chairs, four six-foot folding tables, four high cocktail tables, 45 assorted glasses, a private bathroom and kitchen, a Bluetooth speaker, natural light and photo-ready interiors. Couples should confirm that every listed item remains included for their date and package.
Phone: 438-804-5862 ext 2
Website: https://lumalofts.ca/weddings/





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