Just outside of Sooke, along a quiet stretch of Vancouver Island’s southwest coast, Ocean Wilderness Inn offers a wedding setting defined by seclusion, scale, and unfiltered West Coast landscape. Located in Shirley, British Columbia, the inn sits overlooking the sea – far enough from the city to feel removed, yet close enough to Victoria for practical planning and guest travel.

Ocean Wilderness Inn is not a traditional wedding venue in the conventional sense. There is no ballroom, no fixed ceremony site, and no sense of being “on display.” Instead, it functions as a private coastal retreat that couples can reserve in its entirety, creating space for intimate weddings that feel personal, secluded, and grounded in place.

A Private Coastal Setting

The defining feature of Ocean Wilderness Inn is its setting. The property is surrounded by dense West Coast forest, with wide, open views across the water. Tall trees, mossy groundcover, and coastal trails frame the inn, offering natural privacy and quiet that is increasingly difficult to find in destination wedding venues.

Full Inn Rentals for Intimate Weddings

Ocean Wilderness Inn is best suited for small weddings, elopements, and celebrations where guest count is intentionally limited. The inn offers eight guest suites, accommodating approximately 16–20 guests depending on room configuration. Full inn buyouts are available, allowing couples to reserve the entire property for exclusive use.

This setup is especially well suited to intimate weddings, where guests aren’t simply arriving for a few hours but settling in together. With everyone staying on site, the celebration naturally stretches beyond the ceremony itself, unfolding over a full weekend — from arrival and quiet anticipation, to the morning after, when there’s time to linger over coffee and take in the view one last time.

For couples who want to step away from the start-and-stop rhythm of traditional venues, this slower pace is part of the appeal. There’s no rush to clear a room or move on to the next moment. Conversations happen when they happen, meals are shared without a strict timeline, and guests can drift easily between gathering together and retreating to their own private space. The result is a wedding that feels relaxed, personal, and genuinely shared.

Accommodations and Shared Spaces

Each guest suite at Ocean Wilderness Inn offers its own private entrance and en-suite bathroom, creating a sense of quiet retreat for guests throughout the weekend. The accommodations are thoughtfully designed for comfort and ease, inviting guests to settle in and stay awhile rather than simply pass through.

Beyond the rooms, the property opens into a series of shared outdoor spaces – forest paths, ocean-facing patios, and tucked-away gathering spots where people naturally come together. These areas often become the setting for relaxed meals, unhurried conversations, or a quiet glass of wine after the ceremony. The ocean-view hot tub, perched above the water, is another place guests tend to linger, especially as the evening light fades.

Because the inn serves as both venue and accommodation, weddings here often unfold more like a private retreat than a single day’s event. There’s space for welcome dinners, slow mornings, and time spent together without an agenda – moments that encourage connection in a way that feels natural, unforced, and deeply calm.

Flexible Planning, No Preset Packages

Ocean Wilderness Inn is intentionally unstructured when it comes to weddings. Rather than offering preset packages or in-house coordination, the inn provides a beautifully secluded setting and comfortable accommodations, giving couples the freedom to shape their celebration in a way that feels true to them.

This approach resonates with couples who enjoy being involved in the planning process or who already have vendors they trust. Catering, florals, rentals, and coordination can be brought in as needed, allowing the celebration to be scaled thoughtfully – whether that means keeping things simple or adding a few carefully chosen details.

Without a rigid framework, the inn naturally lends itself to elopements, micro-weddings, and gatherings that focus more on the experience than the production. Surrounded by forest and ocean, many couples choose to keep décor minimal, letting the landscape set the tone and create a sense of quiet elegance throughout the day.

Location and Accessibility

Shirley is located approximately one hour west of Victoria, making Ocean Wilderness Inn accessible for local and out-of-town guests alike. The drive along Highway 14 is scenic and coastal, contributing to the sense of arrival and separation from city life.

Despite its secluded feel, the inn is close enough to Sooke for practical needs, including accommodations overflow, dining options, and supplies. This balance between remoteness and accessibility is a key reason couples choose the location – it feels like an escape without requiring extensive travel logistics.

A Venue for Couples Who Value Seclusion

Ocean Wilderness Inn tends to resonate with couples who have a clear sense of what matters most to them. It is not designed for large guest lists or tightly choreographed timelines, but for those who value privacy, simplicity, and meaningful time spent with the people closest to them — all within a setting that feels quietly and unmistakably West Coast.

For these couples, the inn offers something increasingly hard to find: a wedding environment that feels peaceful, contained, and intentionally intimate. There are no crowds passing through, no shared spaces with unfamiliar faces, and no competing events unfolding nearby.

Instead, there is coastline stretching out in front of you, forest all around, and the freedom to celebrate at a pace that feels natural – unhurried, personal, and entirely your own.

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Champagne Bubbles: Capturing Your Newlywed Moment…We love that moment when a couple steps away from their ‘I do’s and pops the cork on their first champagne bottle as a new couple. There will be more bottles in the future with new homes, babies, promotions, and holidays. There was likely a bottle involved in your proposal!  So this is one of those ‘must capture’ moments with your photographer. But how to catch the perfect photos?

Of course, it would be wonderful if every champagne moment was caught without any planning, but the truth is that the best shots have some thought behind them. Try to imagine where you would like your backdrop for the champagne opening, and have the bottle and glasses set up ahead of time. Make it part of the schedule to run there immediately after the ceremony. Ensure your photographer is well-informed about your preferences by sending ‘photo ideas’ ahead of time.

Opening a bottle of bubbly out of sheer joy is not the only moment that champagne can be used at your wedding. Think champagne toasters, tiny bottles as giveaways, having a glass poured for each guest for a toast, duelling cocktail hour, and during pre-celebrations with bridesmaids. Thankfully, we no longer ‘behead’ the bottles with sabres (yes, that’s from the French), but remember to aim away from anything you might not wish to damage.

The champagne bottle moment is an opportunity for newlyweds to take a little time out of an exciting day for themselves. Be joyful about the ceremony that has just celebrated their love and acknowledge the future that is created. So take the time to be sure you capture your first champagne bubbles as newlyweds – raise a glass to yourselves and the milestone you have reached together!

Photography: Secret Waters Photography | Florals: Bespoke Blossoms | Design/Styling: Brittany Sagal Event Design | Location: Powerhouse | Cake: July’s Girl Cake Co | Skirt: She Wore Flowers Isra Bridal Skirt Jewellery: Emma Glover Design | Stationery: Studio 745 | Decor  + Rentals: Trend Decor Event Design | Tabletop Curated Rentals | Linens: Faire La Fete Linen | Hair and MUA: Every Strand Matters | Artistry by Alexa | Suit: Outlooks For Men | Model: @misty.moss

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Vows in the Vineyard

Korbin and Caitlyn’s stunning vineyard wedding at Church & State Wines on Vancouver Island inspires West Coast couples looking to impress. Every unique detail was designed by a bride with a vision who especially loves the chic aesthetic of dried grasses. Guests were wowed by the ceremony with a view and sipping on the chosen wines for the special day (the couple and their families enjoyed that process!). 

Caitlyn was a vision in a lace-fitted silhouette gently flaring to a gown sweep ideally suited to a vineyard setting along with a ceremony veil. She chose the blush pink bridesmaid dresses as a color highlight in the cream palette—a design choice that drew the eye to the lovely ladies. The gentlemen got the assignment as they sported beige suits and dark ties, completing the stylish look.

Caitlyn chose a unique floral design (thank you, Pinterest!). Dried palm branches, pampas grass, foxtails, and fresh roses were paired with dried grasses and finished with flowing blush silk ribbons. The simplicity is an illusion as each bouquet is fashioned onto a surface design, and the fresh roses meant it was down to the last minute. It was worth it, as the bouquets were gorgeous and extraordinary!

Church & State Winery offers several ceremony site options, but Caitlyn and Korbin chose the sweeping views of the grand balconies that wrap around the tasting rooms. This is an excellent idea in case of bad weather—the view without the worry! Thankfully, the skies remained clear, and guests watched the couple exchange vows with an epic pampas grass ceremony ring as the backdrop. Wicker baskets filled with pampas grass lined the aisle, where guests enjoyed champagne to celebrate the nuptials.

The newlyweds chose to have a photo session at the nearby Butterfly Gardens before the full-course meal with a harmonious wine pairing. The decor theme was carried onto the tables with dried grass and white rose arrangements surrounded by trendy gold candle holders, wicker charger plates, perfectly matched scalloped-edged plates, linen napkins, gold cutlery, and lovely name placeholders. Even the boho table linens were in the game, featuring tiny gold threads that shone in the candlelight. We love that the bride and groom sat in front of a playful LED light sign saying, ‘All you need is love,’ lit by a twinkle drapery backdrop. Korbin and Caitlyn’s dreams came to life around them, and they couldn’t have been happier.

The evening was simply divine. The couple opened the dance as the twinkling lights and candles took over the night. Guests were in the mood to party, and the dance floor was busy! The cake was cut (sitting on a wine barrel, of course), and memories were made. Vows in the Vineyard inspire couples looking for their signature look. Thank you, Caitlyn + Korbin, for appearing in our latest West Coast Weddings Magazine Vancouver Island issue.

VENUE: Church & State Wines

PHOTOS: Kyle Joinson Photography

DÉCOR + FLORAL: West Coast Floral Design

RENTALS: Party Mood | Trend Décor | Tabletop Curated Rentals | Darling Vintage Rentals

CEREMONY DÉCOR and LED: Decorate Victoria

GOWN: Shades of White Bridal

BRIDESMAID DRESSES: Baltic Born

SUITS: Light in the Box

CATERING: Truffles Catering

MUA + HAIR: Madison Brosseau | Chantelle Siemens

RINGS: MacDonald & Horridge Custom Jewellery

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Tying the Knot at Hatley Castle Teresa and Graeme had the best of both worlds: a Hatley Castle Ceremony and a reception at historic Heritage Acres. It’s wonderful how the couple’s personality shines through every moment of their special day! The bride and groom were their best selves in unique looks that honored their lives. However, they also leaned into their wish for a fun party for their family and friends—a fusion wedding on every level. Teresa explains, “Well, one of us wore white. My husband Graeme and I tied the knot, literally, in a handfasting ceremony at the stately Hatley Castle on Vancouver Island. Graeme wore his bright white naval uniform adorned with medals from his past deployments, and I wore a traditional red qipao to honor my Taiwanese heritage. In planning our wedding, we toured countless venues as we wanted a beautiful, majestic location but also knew that, as a couple, we were all about having fun and being laid back. At the reception, the wedding party made its grand entrance on the model toy train, and we had so much space for yard games and the live band to have the best party of our lives! My husband goes by his last name “Stout,” and for our first dance, we had Ryan Laird and the West Coast Boys start with an acoustic version of The Beatles’ “Twist and Shout,” which faded to an upbeat “Teresa and Stout” at the end with our guests joining us on the dance floor. Unforgettable!” We love the cake cutting with the sword, the bridesmaids’ first look, the gorgeous bridal bouquet, and all the lovely personal details in the paper suite. Teresa + Graeme’s dream of tying the knot at Hatley Castle is an inspiration for all West Coast fusion weddings!  Photography: ItkasanImages Wedding Venue: Hatley Castle Reception venue: Heritage Acres Wedding Dress: Etsy Wedding Ring Vendor: Manly Bands Engagement Ring Vendor: Barclays Fine Jewellers  Day of Coordinator: Blue Lily Event Planning Hair & Make Up: Heartwood & Co. Florist: Jennings Florists Cake: Pammiecakes Bakery and Cupcake Boutique Stationery and Signage: DIY Catering: Island Culinary Service Inc. Transportation/limousine: Garden City Transportation Music/DJ: Ryan Laird with West Coast Wedding Band  Caricatures: Funsketches Videographer: Tanner Biggan Productions

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Enchanted Rain Forest

Wedding Romance in Tofino at the stunning Wickaninnish Inn…a magical shoot among the towering old-growth trees of Vancouver Island. In the lush forest that whispers tales of forgotten magic, this fairytale-like elopement embraces all the beautiful elements of the West Coast.

The bride’s flowing wedding dress by Hannah Tikkanen recalls the gentle waves of the ocean and harmonizes with the lush greens of the ancient rainforest. The gown is a work of art, an homage to the great paintings of sea goddesses. The lightly colored diaphanous skirt floats behind the bride as she walks through the forest and onto the beach, revealing a unique bodice and sleeves. The groom takes beach style to a new level in his light-colored suit and lovely boutonniere. 

We love the utterly perfect florals in the forest and on the water. Whimsical summer flowers gracefully climb the old-growth tree, blending their colors with the woodland in soft pastels and creamy tones. The beach blossoms work perfectly on the ceremony backdrop, using the blue sky as a blank canvas. We love the bouquet’s trailing ribbons blowing in the breeze.

On Shell Beach, time seemed to stand still as the couple shared intimate moments, embracing the serenity of the golden hour. A long driftwood table decorated with elegant simplicity hosted a romantic dinner for two with a lovely cake nearby just waiting to be cut.  Ayla Pena created beach-inspired invites and vow books using glass and seashells in delicate pastels. We love the gold, ocean-inspired wedding rings by local artist Lisa Fletcher and the log ‘seats’!

Enchanted Rain Forest Romance is the West Coast wedding inspiration of dreams, which is why it was featured in the West Coast Wedding Magazine Vancouver Island issue. We love everything about this green Tofino elopement, and it inspires every rainforest-inspired bride and groom!

PHOTOS: Jen + Brian Photo & Film

VENUE + CAKE: Wickaninnish Inn

CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Clearwater Events & Weddings (and some of the beautiful words in this blog)

FLORALS: Wild Bloom Floral Design

RENTALS: Darling Vintage Rentals

BEACH STATIONERY: Lele Chan

PAPER SUITE: Ayla Pena

GOWN: Hannah Tikkanen

SUIT: Black & Lee 

RINGS: Lisa Fletcher

HAIR + MUA: Salty Dolls Hair Salon  

MODELS: Alicia + Matt

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On the Farm Wedding Romance

Lauren and Taylan’s chic outdoor wedding, with a harvest table of guests dining under the open sky, was featured in the latest West Coast Weddings Magazine. We loved the elegant, romantic vibe, filled with creative details by the bride!

Keating Farm is a fantastic pastoral backdrop for Lauren and Taylan’s beautifully designed nuptials. This farm venue is a rustic private retreat that embodies Cowichan Valley’s nature. The lovingly restored late 1800s farmhouse and heritage buildings provide a sense of history and grandeur for Vancouver Island weddings and events. No wonder guests and newlyweds rave about their experience at the Farm. 

Lauren has an eye for detail, as she created the paper suite seen throughout the day. The long table was set perfectly between the trees, with string lights woven throughout the branches of this Vancouver Island wedding. White settings danced precisely along the table with perfectly placed pink, white, and peach flowers. Napkins were folded and dripped over the edge towards the cross-back wood chairs. The piece de resistance is the pressed wildflower cake covered in blooms collected and dried by the bride herself! 

If you think the bridesmaids’ dresses complement the cake, you would be right! Thoughtful details are this couple’s calling card! We love the bride’s cathedral-length veil over a simply chic sheath-fitted gown. The groom was impeccable in his suit. We love the whole vibe of this on the farm wedding romance and wish Lauren + Taylan the very best future (and wish we had been there to toast them)!

PHOTOS: Three Sisters Photography

VENUE: Keating Farm

FLORAL: Bezaire Floral

CAKE: Lighthouse Cake Company

CATERING: Mensch Kitchen & Catering

PLANNER + PAPER SUITE: Lauren ‘the Bride’

GOWN: Blush Bridal Boutique

HAIR: Hair by Jen of Industry Salon + Spa

SUITS: Outlooks for Men

BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES: Reformation

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Something Blue Wedding

A chic urban West Coast vibe fused with vintage and Asian influences made for a unique memory for Emma and Shamus. Their guests loved the amazing weekend, which featured an entertaining house reception with an overwhelming amount of food and fun. (We love how the invite actually said that the reception would end in dancing, and guests were invited to bring pajamas—a first for this blog writer!). The uniqueness of this wedding landed it in the latest West Coast Weddings Vancouver Island issue.

Emma and Shamus decided to make their ceremony the biggest part of their wedding weekend. It was attended by many family and friends, and there was a considerable presence of guests on Zoom. (We have to give a shout-out to the MOH who walked down the aisle through a fashion disaster with the chutzpah of a rock star – and still kept all her attention on the bride!!) The newlyweds chose to spend time afterward taking photos and put off the reception until the next day. So they could relax and have fun with the images, and it shows. Vancouver Island weddings have the best places to take some pretty epic shots!

The bride and groom are both stylish characters, and we love the look. Emma rocked a sparkly midnight blue gown with a white caped veil attached and donned intricate hair jewelry. Shamus ensured he stole some of the limelight in a complementing blue suit and peacock bowtie. The bouquet brought it all together with jewel tones of every hue, and the eye-catching floral lapel (boutonniere) was the crowning touch. The wedding party wore light grey/blue vintage, which was the perfect foil to the color palette.

Emma and Shamus are the poster children for doing your wedding your way and having fun with their guests, too. Something Blue Wedding inspires all West Coast couples looking for a unique way to celebrate. 

PHOTOS: Lumiphoto

FLORAL: West Coast Floral Design

BRIDAL: ToTaDressUSA   + Motion East Design

BRIDESMAID: Light in the Box

GROOM: Moores Clothing + Mandujour

HAIR: MC Event Hair

MUA: Bobbi-Jo Moore

RINGS: Yvelove + Copperbeard Jewelry

BACKDROP: Designer Weddings Victoria

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Love at Brannen Lake Estates

This incredible elopement-style shoot was featured in our latest Vancouver Island issue. It’s a romantic and sparkly scene set in the rustic and natural beauty of Brannen Lake Estates near Nanaimo. Elopements have burst onto the wedding scene as the idea of intimacy without stress appeals to more couples. Vancouver Island Elopements is reaching new heights in creating lifetime memories for eloping couples, and the rich storytelling in this styled tableau shows why!

Love at Brannen Lake Estates is set in the countryside of Vancouver Island. However, the countryside means something quite different in BC so, of course, there is a gorgeous lake and a backdrop of mountains. The look of this rustic outdoor wedding venue changes with the seasons but is always naturally beautiful. 

The bridge and groom in this tableau bring high style to the barn wedding scene. The extravagant display of twinkling light fills the area and transforms the darkness into a candle-lit scene. What couple wouldn’t love this look? The ceremony frame backdrop boasts lavish floral arrangements of roses, orchids, and tropical greenery. The bridal bouquet embraces the floral theme, with peach and cream reflecting the barn wood colors. A unique look is the matching vintage mirrors for the pre-wedding ‘getting ready’ set on a lace-covered vanity.

We love the style choices for this dream elopement. The bride looks amazing in an off-the-shoulder gown (perfectly showing off a tattoo) with a high front slit. Comfort and glamour! The groom looks relaxed in a black shirt and pants which provide the canvas for his floral boutonniere. The style continues with a gorgeous paper suite featuring gold seals on white luxury paper. We can’t forget the lovely (and yummy) charcuterie boxes for the eloping couple to nibble on. 

Eloping on Vancouver Island is the perfect blend of magical beauty and natural landscape. Vancouver Island Elopements took this scenario up a notch with lights, candles, and beauty creating wedding magic! 

PLANNING: Vancouver Island Elopements 
VENUE + SETUP: Brannen Lake Estates.
PHOTOS: Elyse Anna Photography
MAKEUP: Real Life Remy 
HAIR: Willow & Arrow Hair Loft
FLORAL: Bezaire Floral
CHARCUTERIE: Spoon & Spade
CALLIGRAPHY: Olive and Ella
JEWELRY: WestCoast Designs + Orka Gems

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Black Rock Oceanfront Resort is quietly nestled onto the ocean cliffs of Ucluelet – a perfect mix of nature and comfort. Weddings, elopements, and engagements are also part of the landscape! The Resort is on the west side of Vancouver Island, not far from famous Tofino surfing spots. Couples searching for the wildness of private beaches and forests can find all that and more. The natural scenery is showcased in a modern style. Practical matters are not forgotten as large suites, with full kitchens, are available for all your family and friends.

And ‘pet-friendly’ is probably too mild for the service your pets receive – more like a ‘pet lover’s’ venue! Dog biscuits greet canine guests at the front counter with lots of love. Plus, it’s a perfect storm of trails for doggy walks! And the wedding planners here are experts with pets, even providing a pet babysitting service.

Upon entering Black Rock Resort, the first impression is the fascinating modern architecture – an ocean inlet circles the main lobby. Stepping out onto the glass balcony, complete with a fire pit, is quite an awe-inspiring way to watch the spectacular sunrises and sunsets. It is also the first glimpse of many ceremony spots within the resort. We were assured they would make your ceremony happen wherever your fancy strikes you in or around the property! Balconies, beaches, rocks, decks…all fair game.

The favorite spot at Black Rock for ceremonies, elopements, and private dinners is the Wine Cellar. As you step down the winding staircase (dramatic bridal entrance!), you are met with a glass wall looking out over the ocean inlet. Evening ceremonies filled with candlelight are the perfect fit for the West Coast décor in this venue space. You can wed on the balcony or just inside the glass wall. At approx 935 sq ft you can have up to 45 guests.

The Fetch Patio is set over the ocean cliffs and offers an open-air option for elopements or larger receptions. The iconic Black Rock Wedding shot is taken at the end of the Fetch Patio. After the ceremony, guests can enjoy a cocktail reception (and the view!) while mingling.

The 2000 sq ft Rainforest Ballroom is the more traditional choice for larger receptions and can hold up to 120 guests. You can have your ceremony anywhere on the property and then retire with your guests to this space to dance the night away. The room can also be split into the Hemlock and Sitka rooms. Black Rock Resort provides audio/visual, a portable bar, lighting, and a dance floor.

Gourmet cuisine is another perk to Black Rock – chefs are happy to plan your culinary event with guests in mind. West Coast ingredients and décor are showcased and add to the entire experience. Before and after your event, the resort offers a lovely little coffee shop in the lobby and two restaurants. Float Lounge is perfect for eating casually and knocking back cocktails while admiring the view. Fetch Restaurant offers gourmet cuisine, but be sure to reserve.

One thing you do not have to worry about is the planning of your special event. Black Rock Resort has extremely experienced wedding designers on hand. They know where to get anything you wish for and can put together whatever occasion you celebrate – including proposals! The resort averages three monthly proposals and hundreds of weddings, elopements, honeymoons, etc., every year.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort has suites and accommodations to suit any grouping, but, more importantly, they have full kitchens in their suites. The view from the balconies is unparalleled. You can watch the sunrise while listening to the ocean waves or sip a glass of wine while watching the sunset. Really it doesn’t matter the time of day – it’s just a fantastic set of windows to look through. The suites are modern simplicity with fireplaces and bathrooms as large as most bedrooms. The rain shower in each suite is a work of art, honestly! On top of all this, the hot tubs and pool are on the edge of a cliff hanging over the ocean. You won’t soon forget the experience of sitting in a hot tub listening to the waves crash below. Not to be forgotten is the Drift Spa, which offers massages and facials using natural elements such as black rocks and seaweed flora.

Photographers get pretty excited when you book them to shoot your wedding, for good reason! The black rock photos with the sun setting behind them are an iconic moment for your gallery. Just be sure to have cliff-climbing-friendly footwear around to catch these moments.

PS – We loved this rundown of perfect spots around Ucluelet and the Resort! The resort will help you choose your naturally dramatic ceremony backdrop, help you book local wedding professionals, and inform you regarding legalities. Sites include Big Beach, Cedar Beach, Pacific Rim National Park, Wild Pacific Trail, and Amphitrite Point Lighthouse.

PPS – Be sure to go to the Specials tab on the website – great packages are available so you can experience your wedding or elopement ahead of time.

For personal help with anything to do with Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Events:

Call 250 726 4800 or e.mail at sales@blackrockresort.com

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Dream Rewards

All couples who attend the Vancouver Island Dream Wedding Shows have the opportunity to participate in the Dream Rewards Program. The Dream Rewards program will entitle you to fantastic discounts on various services and items offered by show vendors. Register here

Tickets

Victoria Show Purchase here 

See you there…

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