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BANFF, Alberta - The majestic scenery and tranquility of Banff National Park makes our national park one of the world's most popular destinations to get married. Anyone can get married in Banff National Park as our park is public place. Since it is a public place, that means you cannot cordon or section off any areas for your personal use.

Parks Canada does require a form to be filled out so that they can be aware of what is going on. Many people conduct their wedding in Banff without notifying Parks Canada. There is not a penalty for doing so.

To avoid any problems with park officials, please avoid:

Clean up after your event.
Do not throw any confetti or leave anything behind. You must clean up after your event.
There is no open alcohol allowed.
All guests must have Park's Pass.
No gas-powered generators, excessive noise, unruly behavior, loud music or P.A. systems will be tolerated. Quiet music such as a guitar, flute or harp is allowed.
Guests may not disturb or infringe on the park's natural and cultural resources (ie: no picking or disturbance of flower beds, setting up of chairs or removal of trees or branches)
Absolutely do not leave food behind. We have issues with bears.
Groups using shelters should be aware that day use areas close at 2300 hours.

The organizer accepts full responsibility for any incidents, and/or costs of clean up or site rehabilitation resulting from the event.

To stay out of any problems with Banff National Park's officials: Please limit the number of participants/guests attending the ceremony to a maximum of 20 people; and - keep vehicular traffic to a minimum (use car pooling or group transportation).