In my last blog post, I shared about the Arcadian Launch party. Here I have more details about these new venues for you – the Arcadian Court and Arcadian Loft. I absolutely adore Oliver & Bonacini venues, as you are in for exceptional customer service and fabulous food. Keep reading for details on hosting a wedding at Arcadian Court and Arcadian Loft.
Both venues are stunning in their own ways and can be transformed to suit many themes/styles. Both the Arcadian Loft and Arcadian Court can be rented together for one grand affair with a seating capacity of 800 and reception capacity of 1500. Or rent them separately for an equally classy event. Catered by Oliver & Bonacini, these are great venue options for the bride and groom looking for fabulous food and an impressive space in the heart of downtown Toronto.
Are you planning an event or wedding at either venue? I’d love to come along side you and help you create the wedding of your dreams at one of these gorgeous spaces. Click here for more information on booking the venues.
Arcadian Court
- Two levels of functional and newly renovated space; lower level can be used for dinner and upstairs can be a great cocktail area
- Seating capacity is 520, typically in round tables
- Reflective of its history, this venue is grandiose and elegant, packing in a big wow factor
- Their in-house chairs and table linen are great on their own
How to make the most of this space
- Up-lights will transform this room from a standard space to an extraordinary space
- Create different experiences going from the upstairs lounge to the downstairs reception
- Make use of their in-house piano in the foyer
A few photos from a wedding at Arcadian Court
See more from this Whimsical Hot Air Balloon inspired wedding here in our featured galleries.
Arcadian Loft
- An L-shaped space, with a modern foyer
- Seated capacity is 200 for a wedding (though can seat up to 300)
- True to its name, this space is modern and upscale with a great view of old City Hall and lots of natural light
- Their in-house chairs are modern and the in-house tables are not as versatile for floorplans (squares)
How to make the most of this space
- Rent long banquet tables to seat more guests
- Seat your VIP guests and head table by the windows, overlooking the city
Fun fact: Rebecca’s own personal wedding was held at the Arcadian Loft (in fact, the photo above is from the wedding!). See more by clicking here.
If you are thinking of getting married at either Arcadian venue, be sure to read about Toronto events that may impact your wedding.