Weddings in
Markerville
Create memories that will last
generations at our historic sites
generations at our historic sites
Rental Rates 2025
Historic Fensala HallSunday - Saturday (4 hour max.) - $100.00
Monday - Thursday (All Day) - $200 Friday, Saturday, or Sunday (All Day) - $400 2 Day Weekend: (Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday) $600 3 Day Weekend: (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) $800 |
Historic Markerville ChurchMonday - Sunday (All Day) - $125
Monday - Thursday (4 hour max) - $60 Decorating/Rehearsal (2 hour approximate) - $25 |
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Historic Markerville ChurchThis quaint church is a landmark in Markerville and Red Deer County. Originally built in 1907, it is known for the immaculate restoration and signature blue and white colour. Markerville Lutheran Church holds a unique sense of history and timeless beauty that has lasted over a century.
With seating for 100 guests, this historic church creates a wonderful close and personal ceremony your guests will not soon forget. This venue is one of a kind and creates timeless wedding photos that will be cherished for generations. The beautiful bell tower is available to mark this historic moment in your life story. |
Fensala HallOriginally built in 1903 by the pioneers that settled Markerville and area, this historic hall is a Provincially designated Historic Site and the longest operating hall in Alberta.
Fensala Hall was restored in 2006 with modern amenities and a commercial kitchen, perfect for hosting a wedding reception. There is also a sound system and stage at the hall which will give your guests the opportunity to dance the night away. The original Fensala Hall was well known for hosting dances and weddings that were attended by people from all over the Markerville area. Steeped in history, the hall is a unique venue to host your special day. The hall has a capacity of 100 seated guests at tables and space for a dance floor or 150 theatre style guest seating. |
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We acknowledge the traditional lands and territories of the Indigenous Peoples who have lived on these lands and taken care of them since time immemorial. We acknowledge that the Historic Sites of the Stephan G. Stephannson Icelandic Society are on traditional Treaty 6 Territory. We recognize the Cree, the Nakoda Sioux, the Dene, the Saulteaux, as well as the Métis and Inuit who have lived on and cared for these lands for generations. We acknowledge the Traditional Knowledge Keepers and Elders, both past and present, and are grateful for their contributions that helped keep this land beautiful. We make this acknowledgement as an act of reconciliation.