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Last reviewed: August 1, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Dresses |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 1, 2026. Business status: Active.
Oui Je Le Voeux is a bridal boutique on Plaza St-Hubert in Montréal specializing in new and recycled wedding dresses for purchase or rental. For couples researching wedding dress rental Montreal options, the distinguishing feature is the ability to compare several acquisition routes at one shop: order a new gown, purchase a recycled gown or select an eligible in-store dress for rental. The official website also presents bridal accessories, regular consultations and paid VIP appointments.
The business identity is confirmed by its current official English-language website, which repeatedly displays the Oui Je Le Voeux name, Montréal wedding-dress services, the Plaza St-Hubert address and the same 514 phone number. This profile was last reviewed on August 1, 2026. Published inventory, prices and appointment details can change, so couples should use the figures below as research guidance and request confirmation directly from the boutique.
The boutique’s documented focus is bridal gowns rather than general event planning. Its website separates the selection into new and recycled wedding dresses and states that gowns are offered for sale and rental. The new-dress catalogue is organized by style, including romantic, vintage, elegant, original, destination, lace and “Voluptuous” categories, along with the boutique’s own named collection.
The rental-or-purchase page explains that a new gown can be specially ordered in a size intended to reduce the amount of alteration required. Recycled gowns are in-store options that may be available without the manufacturing lead time associated with a new order. The site also lists accessory categories such as boleros, jewellery, hair pieces and other bridal items. Couples should confirm which accessories can be purchased separately and which are included with a particular rental.
The live catalogue displays individual gown models and shows a broad range of listed sizes. Some recent arrivals extend to size 28 or 32, although this does not mean every design is stocked across that full range. The appointment form asks for the client’s usual clothing size, preferred colour, wedding date, budget and whether they want to buy, rent or are undecided. It also lets clients identify models they would like to try.
Availability is a practical consideration. The boutique expressly warns that gowns are subject to seasonal availability and that a model selected online may already be rented at the time of a visit. A consultation should therefore be treated as a chance to review current in-store choices rather than a guarantee that every online model will be ready to try.
Oui Je Le Voeux operates from a physical boutique at Plaza St-Hubert near Bélanger in Montréal. The official website does not publish a defined service radius or claim delivery throughout Quebec or Canada. Its process is primarily suited to clients who can attend the shop for selection, fittings and, for rentals, the scheduled pickup or final fitting and return process.
The appointment form accommodates weddings taking place either in Quebec or abroad and offers French, English and Spanish as service-language choices. This may make the boutique relevant to local couples and visitors who can manage the in-person timeline. Anyone travelling from outside Montréal should confirm how many return visits are required before booking transportation.
The strongest documented feature is the combination of new, recycled and rental gowns within one bridal boutique. This gives clients more than one way to obtain a dress and provides an alternative to ordering only a new gown. The official catalogue also provides model-level style, fabric, colour and size information, helping couples prepare a shortlist before their consultation.
There are several practical limitations to verify. Online inventory is not guaranteed for an appointment, not every fabric or gown is rental-eligible, and published price ranges differ between official pages. The website also gives differing counts for its private VIP salons. These are evidence gaps rather than criticisms of the service: current availability, package capacity and final costs need direct confirmation.
The official website publishes pricing, but it does not provide one consistent current range. The homepage states that new ordered gowns range from $500 to $2,500 without accessories and that rentals range from $400 to $900, including a veil, headpiece and crinoline. A separate rent-or-purchase page instead gives an average rental range of $350 to $750 and says alteration costs are excluded. Because these first-party figures conflict, they should not be treated as a firm quote.
The VIP page separately lists packages for groups of up to four, six or eight guests. At review time it displayed $100 plus tax for up to four guests, a limited-time $149.99 plus tax price for up to six, and a $250 plus tax promotional price for the VIP Plus package for up to eight. Promotional pricing may expire. Ask for a written total covering the gown, alterations, accessories, insurance, taxes, deposits and any VIP fee before committing.
Appointments can be requested through the official online form. The boutique says an appointment helps ensure that a bridal consultant is available, and its contact page recommends booking for more personalized service. The regular appointment form recommends limiting the group to three guests because seating is restricted. Paid VIP packages accommodate larger stated group sizes.
The VIP page says walk-in VIP appointments are not accepted and that a VIP booking is non-refundable and must be paid when confirmed. The appointment page also states that photography is not allowed during the appointment. Contact the boutique at 514-276-2945 or mariage@ouijelevoeux.com to verify the current policy, opening hours and appointment availability.
Before booking, provide the wedding date, usual clothing size, preferred styles and an approximate gown budget. Ask whether shortlisted models are physically available in the needed size and whether they qualify for purchase, recycled purchase or rental. For a rental, confirm exactly what is included, the fitting and pickup dates, the return deadline, the insurance terms and responsibility for damage.
For a purchase, confirm the order lead time, alteration schedule and whether accessories are separate. The official guidance refers to several months for ordering and recommends shopping well before the wedding, but the actual timeline depends on the dress and season. Larger groups should also confirm the current VIP package price, guest limit, salon setup, cancellation terms and whether the promotional rate remains available.
Yes. The official site offers rental on eligible gowns and says a rental includes the gown, crinoline, veil and headpiece. Alterations are described as an additional cost, so request a complete quote and confirm the inclusions for the selected dress.
Yes. Recycled wedding dresses have their own catalogue section, and the boutique presents them as in-store alternatives to specially ordered new gowns. Availability remains model- and size-specific.
The official appointment form offers French, English and Spanish as service-language choices. Select English on the form and confirm that an English-speaking consultant is available for the requested time.
Yes. The VIP page explicitly says it does not accept walk-in VIP appointments. It also states that the experience must be paid when confirmed and is non-refundable.
The official rent-or-purchase page says alterations are not included. Confirm the estimated alteration cost, fitting schedule and payment terms for the specific gown before signing an agreement.
Address: 6924, Plaza St-Hubert, Montréal (Québec) H2S 2M6
Phone: 514-276-2945
Website: https://www.ouijelevoeux.com/





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