Cecil Green Park House is a Tudor style heritage mansion wedding venue perched on the cliffs of UBC in Vancouver, overlooking the Strait of Georgia and the North Shore mountains. Surrounded by manicured gardens, stone paths, and ocean views, it is perfect for couples who want an elegant estate wedding that still feels very West Coast and outdoorsy. If you are looking for experienced Vancouver wedding photographers who know the property, light, and weather at UBC, Cecil Green Park House is a venue we have photographed many times.
Cecil Green Park House combines bright outdoor lawns and ocean views with much darker, warm interior rooms, so careful lighting is key. We use advanced off camera lighting to keep you bright and flattering against backlit views outside, then shape soft, directional light inside so the wood and candlelight feel rich without turning orange or muddy. Our photojournalistic approach means we focus on real moments as guests explore the gardens, enjoy cocktail hour on the terrace, and fill the dance floor inside, while building in short, efficient portrait sessions around the house, gardens, and nearby UBC locations so you do not miss much of your party.
See real weddings in our Cecil Green Park House wedding venue gallery and this full Cecil Green wedding story, which shows an outdoor ceremony and indoor reception in one seamless day. If you love heritage mansions and gardens, explore our Vancouver heritage wedding venues and photoshoot locations guide, our heritage wedding photos gallery, and our roundup of garden wedding venues around Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. You can also see how Cecil Green fits into our broader list of top scenic wedding venues around Vancouver BC.
To learn more about how we photograph venues like this across all seasons, visit our Vancouver wedding photographers homepage. For current rental details, capacity, and package options, see the official Cecil Green Park House website.

Needless to say, we were both speechless about how amazing and fantastic our wedding day photos turned out!