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Erin Bosak Events

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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Oshawa | Wedding Planning |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.

Erin Bosak Events identifies itself as a Greater Toronto Area wedding planner offering several levels of wedding support. Its current website separates local wedding services into full planning, guided partial planning and wedding-day management. It also documents destination-wedding and honeymoon-planning services. This profile summarizes what the business itself currently publishes so couples can compare the scope before making an inquiry.

The official site confirms a GTA location and service in Toronto, Niagara and Muskoka, as well as destination work outside Canada. It does not publish a street address, and the older Oshawa address and phone number associated with the legacy CanadaWeddingGuide.com record have therefore not been carried forward. Last reviewed: August 3, 2026.

Services and specialization

The principal wedding services are Full Wedding Planning, Guided Partial Planning and Wedding Day Management. The wedding overview says packages are tailored to the couple and selected after a complimentary initial meeting. The site also mentions hourly consulting and services between its three principal package levels, but couples should ask which options are currently available.

Full planning covers guidance throughout the planning process, budget creation and management, theme and décor development, vendor referral and procurement, meeting scheduling, checklist development, timeline preparation and wedding-day execution. The business says its team becomes the point of contact for vendors after they are hired and provides ongoing access to the planner.

Guided partial planning is intended for couples who already have direction on their wedding's theme, formality or design but need help completing details. Published inclusions include budget management, vendor recommendations, theme development, etiquette guidance, a planning checklist, timeline preparation, access to a client portal and execution on the wedding day.

Wedding-day management is designed for couples who have selected their vendors and planned their décor and principal details. The official page says this service begins approximately six to eight weeks before the wedding. It includes vendor review and management, creation of the wedding timeline and program, rehearsal supervision, access to a client portal and execution of the event.

Destination, travel and stationery services

Erin Bosak Events also presents destination weddings as a full-service offering. Its destination page describes planning support for celebrations outside the GTA while giving couples access to a planner based closer to home. The same page documents honeymoon planning, including property and activity recommendations developed around the couple's destination ideas and budget.

The business states that its travel team includes TICO-certified travel managers and WPIC-certified destination-wedding coordinators. Couples considering bundled planning and travel services should establish which entity will hold travel funds, what consumer protections apply and which bookings are covered by the planning agreement.

Wedding invitations and custom stationery appear on the home and about pages. Published descriptions mention custom or customizable invitation suites, typography, paper stocks, printing options and embellishments. Because stationery is less prominent in the current navigation than the three wedding-planning packages, couples should confirm whether design and production are presently accepting new orders.

Service area and who it may suit

The official contact page lists the Greater Toronto Area and says the company is available worldwide. Its about page specifically names Toronto, Niagara and Muskoka as local service destinations. No current official page reviewed provides an Oshawa office or street address.

Full planning may suit couples seeking a single planning contact from early decisions through event execution. The official full-planning page specifically describes the service as potentially helpful for working professionals, full-time students and couples working with an expedited timeline.

Guided partial planning may be a closer fit for couples who have already chosen a direction but need vendor, budget, design or logistics support. Wedding-day management is the narrower option for couples who have done most of the planning and want the team to take over final coordination several weeks before the event.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the clear separation of three planning levels, each with its own official page and list of inclusions. Other confirmed features include a complimentary initial meeting, customized proposals, vendor coordination, timeline creation, rehearsal involvement, wedding-day execution and client-portal access. Destination and honeymoon services broaden the published scope beyond local event coordination.

Practical limitations concern information that is not currently published. There is no street address on the official website, package prices are unavailable, and the site does not provide live availability. Package details also do not specify staffing ratios, included on-site hours, travel charges, overtime rates or the number of planning meetings. These are not necessarily exclusions; they are items that require confirmation before comparison with another planner.

The general services URL contains visible template-style placeholder material, so couples should rely on the dedicated wedding, full-planning, partial-planning and wedding-day management pages and obtain a written proposal for the current scope.

Pricing

Prices are not published. The dedicated current wedding-service pages do not provide reliable package fees. The wedding overview instead says that the business develops a proposal based on the couple's needs after a complimentary initial meeting.

The FAQ says payment plans are offered, with an initial payment and accepted agreement required to secure the date. It also says the final payment is due at least 30 days before the wedding and that seasonal mark-ups or higher weekend fees are not charged. Couples should verify these terms in the current proposal, including HST, travel, parking, accommodations, overtime and any third-party costs.

Contact and booking

The official contact number is (416) 409-0752, and the published email address is hello@erinbosak.com. The contact page lists appointment-based hours daily from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. A contact inquiry can be used to request information, check the event date or arrange a complimentary initial meeting.

The FAQ describes the next step as providing wedding particulars, after which the business sends an agreement. The date is secured after the agreement is accepted and the initial payment is received, followed by access to the client portal. Couples should not assume availability until the business confirms the date and both parties complete the booking requirements.

What couples should confirm

Ask for a current written proposal tied to the wedding date, locations, guest count and planning stage. The proposal should distinguish planning advice from tasks the team will execute and identify any work that remains with the couple or venue.

For wedding-day management, confirm the exact start date, included meetings, rehearsal attendance, vendor handover process and on-site hours. The website says rehearsal supervision is included, while the FAQ notes that rehearsal attendance is based on availability, so this point should be resolved in writing.

Destination clients should confirm the travel-booking structure, planning and travel fees, emergency support, document responsibilities and whether the planner will travel to the destination. All couples should also verify the assigned lead planner, supporting staff, communication schedule, insurance, cancellation and postponement terms, travel costs, overtime, taxes and final payment schedule.

Confirm whether full, guided partial or wedding-day management best matches the work already completed.
Request an itemized price and a list of services that could generate additional charges.
Verify venue and ceremony locations fall within the quoted travel allowance.
Ask whether invitation or stationery work is currently available and priced separately.
Have staffing, rehearsal coverage and on-site start and finish times written into the agreement.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding-planning packages does Erin Bosak Events offer?

The official website documents Full Wedding Planning, Guided Partial Planning and Wedding Day Management. Destination-wedding and honeymoon-planning services are also published.

When does Erin Bosak Events begin wedding-day management?

The dedicated service page says wedding-day management begins approximately six to eight weeks before the wedding date.

Does Erin Bosak Events publish wedding-planning prices?

No. Prices are not published on the dedicated current wedding-service pages; the business says it prepares a proposal based on the couple's needs after an initial meeting.

Where does Erin Bosak Events provide services?

The official website identifies the Greater Toronto Area and specifically mentions Toronto, Niagara and Muskoka, while also stating that destination services are available worldwide. It does not publish a street address.

How can couples contact Erin Bosak Events?

The official contact page lists (416) 409-0752 and hello@erinbosak.com. Meetings are by appointment, and couples can inquire about their date through the website.