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Last reviewed: September 5, 2026 | Richmond | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Not yet verified under the current review process.
Last reviewed: September 5, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.
Imagine That Events presents itself as a team of Vancouver wedding planners serving couples across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Its official website describes wedding planning from the early stages through the celebration, including help with venue searches, planning, budgeting and décor. The company also maintains a gallery of past wedding events so couples can review examples of its visual work.
This profile summarizes only details supported by the current official website. The site names Sharon and Laura as contacts for a complimentary wedding consultation and says the team has more than 23 years of experience throughout the Lower Mainland. It does not publish a verified street address, telephone number, package list or current fees in the supplied evidence. Those details should be requested directly before a couple makes a booking decision. Last reviewed: September 5, 2026.
The official wedding page says Imagine That Events can stage a wedding from beginning to end. It encourages couples to define their vision, create a wedding plan and determine a budget, then contact the team about professional assistance. The company also says it can help find a venue for both the ceremony and reception. This indicates a planning scope that can begin before the wedding location has been finalized, although the exact tasks included in any individual engagement are not published.
Décor rentals form a separate part of the business. The homepage describes extensive décor options and specifically mentions romantic, vintage and rustic weddings, alongside themes used for weddings and other events. Because no itemized rental catalogue is included in the supplied evidence, couples should treat these as examples rather than a guarantee that a particular piece, quantity or style is currently available.
Imagine That Events identifies its team as Vancouver wedding planners and says it has worked throughout the Lower Mainland. The existing CWG listing is filed under Richmond, but the supplied official pages do not provide a current office address or define travel boundaries. Couples planning elsewhere in Metro Vancouver or beyond the Lower Mainland should ask whether their venue is within the normal service area and whether travel charges apply.
The service may be relevant to couples who want planning help across multiple stages, including venue selection, organization and décor. The wedding page says the team works with celebrations ranging from intimate affairs to lavish three-day ceremonies and celebrations. That wording reflects the operator’s stated scope, not published capacity or availability for a particular date.
A documented feature is the breadth of the planning language on the official website: the company says it can work from beginning to end and assist with venue searches. Another is the availability of décor rentals through the same business. This may simplify initial conversations for couples who want planning and decorative elements considered together, but the website does not establish that every rental or planning task is bundled into one package.
The website also provides a dedicated wedding gallery and states that Sharon and Laura offer a complimentary consultation. Practical limitations in the available evidence include the absence of detailed wedding packages, an itemized inventory, current fees, a public telephone number and a verified postal address. The site’s client comments describe individual experiences, but they should not be treated as independent evidence of results every couple will receive.
Current prices are not published. The official website offers a quote request and encourages couples to determine their budget, but the supplied pages do not list planning fees, deposits, minimum spends, décor rental rates or package tiers. A complimentary wedding consultation is mentioned, although couples should confirm what that consultation includes and whether any later design or proposal work carries a fee.
To compare a quote accurately, request a written breakdown separating planning labour, on-site coordination, décor rentals, delivery, installation, teardown, travel and taxes where applicable. Couples should also ask which payments are refundable, when the balance is due and how changes to the event scope affect the total.
The official website directs prospective clients to use its quote process and identifies Sharon and Laura in connection with a complimentary wedding consultation. No current phone number or clean postal address appears in the supplied official evidence, so the legacy contact details have not been repeated as verified facts.
When making an enquiry, provide the proposed date, venue or preferred area, estimated guest count, ceremony and reception format, planning progress and desired décor. This gives the company enough context to explain availability and recommend an appropriate scope without assuming that a website description applies automatically to every wedding.
Before signing an agreement, confirm exactly who will be the lead planner and who will attend the wedding. Ask for a task list with deadlines and clarify whether venue research, vendor communication, budget tracking, rehearsal support and wedding-day coordination are included. The official pages use broad beginning-to-end language but do not publish a detailed package matrix.
For décor, confirm the current inventory, quantities, dimensions and condition of selected items, as well as substitutions if something becomes unavailable. Couples should also verify the geographic service boundary, travel costs, insurance requirements, setup access and teardown timing with both the planner and venue.
Another historical directory entry uses the same official domain, but the available evidence does not provide matching contact details that would justify automatic consolidation. This record therefore remains Review pending. Confirm the exact location, services and current availability through a verified representative before relying on it.
The official wedding page says the company can stage a wedding from beginning to end and help find ceremony and reception venues. Because no detailed package list is published, couples should request written confirmation of the tasks included in their proposal.
Yes. The official website lists décor rentals and mentions romantic, vintage and rustic wedding options. It does not publish an itemized inventory or current availability, so specific pieces, quantities, delivery and setup should be confirmed.
The company describes itself as a Vancouver wedding-planning team with experience throughout the Lower Mainland. The supplied official pages do not define exact travel boundaries or provide a verified office address.
Current prices are not published. Couples can request a quote and should ask for an itemized proposal covering planning, coordination, décor, delivery, setup, teardown, travel and taxes where applicable.





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