Wedding Resources
Everything in one place: liquor permits, insurance, and practical guidance so you can plan with confidence.
If you plan to serve or sell alcohol at your event, you may need a Special Event Permit (SEP). Learn the requirements, timelines, and how to apply online.
Protect your day with proper coverage. Understand liability, venue requirements, and where to purchase affordable event insurance in BC.
From park usage permits to noise bylaws and fire restrictions—know what to check for your region and venue type before the big day.
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Liquor License: BC Special Event Permit
In British Columbia, most private events serving alcohol require a Special Event Permit (SEP). You can apply online in minutes. Bring your permit and ID to the event and ensure your serving team understands the conditions.
- Apply online, pay the fee, and receive your permit digitally
- Post your permit at the bar area on event day
- Know the rules on service hours, minors, and intoxication
Event & Vendor Insurance
Many venues require proof of liability insurance naming them as additional insured. Consider coverage for event cancellation, property damage, and host liquor liability.
- Ask your venue what coverage and limits they require
- Coordinate with vendors: some carry their own liability policies
- Purchase early; some providers can issue same-day certificates
Legal & Permits Checklist
Requirements vary by municipality and venue type. Use this as a starting point and confirm locally:
- Venue permissions and capacity limits
- Municipal noise bylaws and quiet hours
- BC Parks or Regional District permits for outdoor locations
- Open flame restrictions, fire safety plans, and tent permits
- Food safety for caterers and temporary food premises
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