Full planning
Start to finish — venue, vendors, timeline, budget and the day itself.
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Which means we have no reason to talk you into a bigger budget. Weddings, corporate and milestone events across Niagara.
Packages
Full planning, partial planning, or just the day itself. Priced flat and agreed before anything begins.
Start to finish — venue, vendors, timeline, budget and the day itself.
You have made a start; we take it over from wherever you got stuck.
We take your plan and run the day, so nobody has to ring your maid of honour.
Conferences, launches and staff parties, with proper supplier contracts.
Anniversaries, significant birthdays and celebrations of life.
About
If a planner takes 15% of your budget, every upgrade puts money in their pocket. We charge a flat fee agreed at the start, so when we tell you the cheaper venue is the better room, you can believe us. We also pass on every vendor discount rather than keeping the kickback, which is not standard in this industry and probably should be.
“She told us to spend less on flowers and more on the band, which is not what a planner on commission would say. She was completely right.”
Meaghan T. · St. Catharines
“Our caterer cancelled eleven days out. I found out about it after it was already solved.”
Owen B. · Niagara Falls
“Flat fee meant I knew what planning cost from day one. Every other quote was a percentage that would have grown as our budget did.”
Sandrine L. · Niagara-on-the-Lake
Visit
18 Queen Street, Suite 2
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0
Serving Niagara-on-the-Lake, St. Catharines and Niagara Falls
FAQ
A flat fee agreed before we start — full planning from $6,500, partial from $3,200 and day-of coordination from $1,800. Never a percentage of your budget.
In this region, a 100-guest wedding realistically runs $35,000 to $60,000 all in. We will give you honest regional numbers at the free consultation rather than whatever you want to hear.
No. Any discount we negotiate is passed to you. That is not standard practice in this industry, so it is worth asking anyone you interview.
Twelve to eighteen months for a peak-season Saturday, and we only take a limited number of dates. Off-season and weekdays are far more available and considerably cheaper.