Oh My Doughnuts wedding doughnut bar set up at an Ottawa reception

Weddings

The last hour isthe one they'lldescribe for years.

A live mini doughnut bar for receptions across Ottawa, Gatineau and the Chelsea and Kanata venues in between.

Check your date

Everyone plans the first dance. Almost nobody plans 10pm.

The speeches are done, the cake is gone, and half the room is quietly deciding whether to stay. That is when the bar opens.

People come off their seats. A line becomes a conversation between tables that never met. Guests who had their coats on sit back down.

And your photographer gets twenty minutes of candids that do not exist at most weddings: warm light, full hands, everyone laughing at the same thing.

Three ways couples book us

Pick the moment.

  • 01

    Late-night bar

    Opens between 9:30 and 10pm, right as the room starts to thin. Warm doughnuts, coffee-hour energy, and a dance floor that fills again.

    Booked more than the other two combined

  • 02

    Cocktail hour

    Runs while you are away with the photographer, so guests have something to gather around instead of waiting on a seating chart.

  • 03

    Favour station

    Boxed as guests leave, tied to your colours. The thing they eat in the car and remember on the drive home.

We had the pleasure of working with Oh My Doughnuts on our wedding day! Everything was spectacular, their eye catching stand, their wonderful staff and their meticulous attention to detail! Everyone of our 200+ guests got to enjoy fresh mini donuts and they were a huge hit!

Charbel M. · Google review · Wedding
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The setup

What it looks like in the room.

Wedding doughnut booth styled in white and pink
Reception dessert table with mini doughnuts
Tray of glazed mini doughnuts at a wedding
Pink doughnut display wall at an Ottawa wedding
Doughnut booth lit with candles at an evening reception
Close up of a warm cinnamon sugar mini doughnut

Oh My Doughnuts provides wedding dessert catering across Ottawa and Gatineau. A staffed mini doughnut station is set up at your venue and serves warm portions to order, most often as a late-night treat after dinner or alongside the cake table.

Wedding dessert questions

When during the reception should the station serve?

Late night is the most popular choice. Serving after dinner, once dancing has started, gives guests a reason to come back to the room and gives the station a clear moment of its own. Cocktail hour and dessert hour both work too.

Can the station replace a wedding cake?

Many couples use it instead of a full cake and keep a small cutting cake for photos. Others serve both. Tell us your plan and we will size the service to match.

How does it work with our venue and coordinator?

We coordinate directly with your venue or planner on arrival time, placement, power and service window, so nothing lands on you during the day.

Do you serve outdoor and tented weddings?

Yes, with cover from rain and wind and access to power. Most outdoor venues in the region handle this with a tent or covered terrace.

Can the station match our wedding styling?

Yes. Share your colours and the look of the room and we will style the display so it reads as part of the reception rather than an add-on.

How far ahead do weddings book?

Peak-season Saturdays are usually the first to go. If your date is set, enquiring early is the safest way to hold it.

See if your wedding date is free.

Tell us the date, the venue and a rough guest count. We will come back with a fixed quote, or tell you straight away if we are already booked.