1. The sanctuary set for a wedding: a white aisle runner between the wooden pews leads to a chuppah covered in white and blush flowers, under the tablets of the Ten Commandments, with stained-glass windows on both sides.

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    The chuppah stands under eighteen stained-glass windows.

  2. Singerman Hall set for a reception: Juliet balconies, French doors with gold frames, a parquet floor and tall flower arrangements

    The Wedding Hall: 7,000 square feet under a 25-foot ceiling.

The Chevra is one of the most sought-after places to be married in Montreal: a magnificent sanctuary for the chuppah, and spacious, elegant ballrooms for the celebration after. Here is the day, from the first step to the last dance.

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Your day, in arches

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The Wedding Hall, in photos

A night under the windows.

The sanctuary set for a wedding: a white aisle between the pews, white flowers on every pew end, and a chuppah of white drapes and hanging blossoms before the ark

Room for everyone you love.

Singerman Hall: crystal chandeliers, the stage with its red curtain, and cocktail tables on the parquet floor

From the first step to the last dance.

White flowers and candles on a black-clothed table

What to ask our office

  • Your date, and which rooms are free that day
  • The ceremony: in the sanctuary or the outdoor courtyard
  • Setting the retractable wall for your entrance
  • The all-inclusive catering package
  • Meeting with Rabbi Jacobson before the wedding
  • How many guests, and the layout of the room

Tell us about your wedding

Send us your date and a few details, and our office will be in touch about the rooms, the catering and everything else. Or call or email us.

A date is reserved only once the office confirms it.

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