Weddings at Region of Waterloo Museums
Our locations provide a unique mix of idyllic landscapes and flexible indoor-outdoor spaces.
Let us host and help you plan your event in one of our venues.Wedding Wire 5 Star Review
Show stopping venue. Every guest loved the venue! We used the train as our ceremony backdrop and all our guests loved exploring and taking their own photos around the train station. Guests couldn’t stop raving about it. We used the main area as the reception space and it needed very little decor to look spectacular. Worth every penny! - Holly M.
Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum, Kitchener South
- Grand Foyer features limestone, repurposed materials, and floor-to-ceiling windows (150 seated/300 theatre)
- Flexible indoor-outdoor space with views of Doon Heritage Village and Train Engine 894
- Freeport Historical Church, complete with an operating church bell, piano, and oil lamps (100 seats) - Rental of the church includes a one-hour rehearsal time.
- Christie Theatre delivers an intimate experience (114 seats)
- Versatile meeting rooms with built-in audio visual equipment, air walls, and retractable whiteboards (20 to 100 seats)
- Public Wi-Fi and charging station
- Free onsite parking (140 spaces) and electric vehicle charging station (1 station)
View 360 Tour of Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum
Backdrop for breathtaking photos:
Reserving your ceremony or reception, give you and your wedding party may have access to Doon Heritage Village. Including our maintained gardens, covered bridge and historical buildings.
Visit our Pinterest Board to see photos of weddings that have taken place at the Waterloo Region Museum.
View our Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum Wedding Brochure.
Note: Wedding photography is restricted to weddings taking place on site.
McDougall Cottage Historic Site, Galt, Cambridge
- Built c.1858, this enchanting 165-year-old limestone Cottage is the ideal spot for an intimate ceremony or private reception.
- Full access to the Cottage and Historic Gardens includes:
- A Covered Back Porch (10 seats)
- Historic Garden (20 – 30 seats)
- Frieze Room – with stunning, hand-painted 115-year-old original trompe-l'oeil murals and friezes (20-30 seats)
- Parlour (15 seats)
- Maximum capacity is 45.
- Public Wi-Fi
- One-of-a-kind location
Schneider Haus Historic Site, Downtown Kitchener
- Built in 1816, this restored historical landmark now operates as a living museum
- Flexible indoor space (seats 40)
- Outdoor garden space suitable for a picnic (40 seats)
- Public Wi-Fi and charging station
Get Started
Complete our online form or call 519-748-1914 to connect with a member of our events team. We look forward to helping you plan a memorable event.
