The Stone Mill Ballroom in St Catharines, Ontario, is a wedding venue nestled within the historic limestone building that once housed the Lybster Cotton Mill in 1855. The extravagant stonework has been painstakingly restored to its former glory both inside and out. At The Stone Mill Ballroom, they are committed to providing a one-of-a-kind experience with attention to detail in their beautiful environment, so that you can enjoy your special day stress-free.

Facilities and Capacity

Their elegant neutral décor will suit any occasion, from 50-250 guests. The Grand Entrance will welcome your guests in the elegance and style of timeless architecture. Let their professional staff help in planning a day you will never forget and always cherish.

Services Offered

The Stone Mill Ballroom is the perfect venue for your wedding or special event. The services offered include a state-of-the-art audio-visual system, breakout rooms, cake/cupcake service and bar/beverages. Other services include:

• All standard table settings (flatware, glassware, etc.)
• An event coordinator will handle your special occasion with professionalism and flair
• Complimentary parking
• Personalized audio control (you may select music of your choice or provide your own iPod)
• Complimentary high-speed wireless
• Pad, pen, water and candy

Cuisine

Stone Mill Ballroom is proud to offer its chef's culinary creations and exciting tastes to your special event. Their chef uses only the finest local ingredients and has created a variety of menus to suit any occasion. They offer plated, buffet, food stations and cocktail services.

Their menus have flexibility to work with your tastes and budget, as well as meet any dietary or food restrictions that are required. If you have menu requests of your own, their chef is happy to work with you.

Accommodation

The Stone Mill Ballroom offers the following accommodations for guests:

• Standard King
• Barrier Free
• King Suite
• Jacuzzi Suite
• Double King Suite
• Loft

History

The Stone Mill Ballroom was once called the Lybster Mill, a former cotton mill built in 1860. It was one of the pioneering cotton mills in Canada. It's a historical location that represents the architectural style of how this piece of Niagara's history was run, restoring its natural beauty and staying true to its time period.