Plan the Whole Wedding Without Leaving the Building.
A dress fitting on Level 2, suits a few phases over, rings, hair and nails, then dinner with the wedding party. West Edmonton Mall has the boutiques, the formalwear and the jewellers under one roof. It also has the salons, a florist, the restaurants and two hotels, so most of the wedding errands can happen in one place. The six sections below break the plan into stops. Call each store before you go: stock and services change, and the store is the only source for what’s current.
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning a Wedding
at the Mall
Level 2 – Phase I. Divine Bridal, Mina’s Bridal, Annabelle Prom, Tres Chic and Sara’s Fashion are all on that floor, so you can compare gowns without crossing the mall. Tap a store card above for its phone number and map location, and call ahead to ask about appointments before you make the trip.
Sara’s Fashion lists professional tailoring alongside its gowns, and Indochino builds suits and tuxedos to measure on Level 2 – Phase III. For anything you buy at another store, ask that store whether it does alterations before you pay.
Tip Top on Level 1 – Phase I has dressed weddings for more than a century, and Harry Rosen on Level 2 – Phase I carries BOSS, Armani and Versace. Indochino is the made-to-measure option, BOSS, Simons and RW&CO also carry menswear, and George Richards Big & Tall handles larger sizes.
Yes. Florans, on Level 1 – Phase III, does bouquets and floral installations. It’s the mall’s florist, so get in touch early once you have a date.
Event spaces inside the mall go through the events team; start on the Book an Event page. Fantasyland Hotel, inside the mall, has its own weddings and receptions page, and West Edmonton Mall Inn is steps away for guest rooms.
A WEM Card. It works at participating stores, services, attractions and the affiliated hotels, holds $10 to $500, and the funds don’t expire. There’s a $2 activation fee per card. Pick one up at either Guest Services desk or buy it online.