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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Winnipeg | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Amanda Douglas Events is an event-planning company based in Winnipeg, Canada. Its current official website confirms a dedicated wedding offering alongside other event work, making it relevant for couples looking for a Winnipeg wedding planner with planning, coordination and design support.
The business is led by owner, planner and designer Amanda Douglas. The company’s wedding page describes a tailored planning process and packages that range from full planning to Wedding Management, intimate wedding support and design-and-decor setup. The official site also shows a current contact form, business email and Winnipeg phone number. No current street address is published on the official pages reviewed, so no address is listed here.
Amanda Douglas Events presents wedding planning as a customised service rather than a single fixed package. Full Wedding Planning covers logistics, design, vendor support, pre-wedding management and wedding-day management. Documented examples include budget creation and management, checklists, planning meetings, RSVP management, a client portal, vendor suggestions and contract management, design planning, detailed itineraries, rehearsal coordination, and ceremony and reception management.
Wedding Management is the company’s coordination-oriented option for couples who have already planned much of their celebration and need help executing it. The official service description lists two pre-wedding meetings, itinerary creation, vendor and detail confirmations, rehearsal management, personal-decor setup, family-photo management and ceremony/reception management. The company also advertises an intimate wedding offering for celebrations of up to 50 guests, plus a Design & Decor Setup Package and à la carte options such as hourly consulting, proposal planning, marriage commissioner services, rehearsal dinner or next-day brunch planning, tear-down hours and postponement planning.
The company identifies itself as based in Winnipeg, Canada. Couples planning locally may find the service mix relevant when they want help that can cover both wedding logistics and the visual plan for the day. The official site also says the company works with couples who are living far away, managing busy careers, caring for a newborn or simply looking for additional planning support.
For location style, Amanda Douglas Events specifically highlights tents, private properties, museums, galleries and warehouses as types of venues it enjoys working with. Its broader event-services page also lists Canada-wide destination weddings. That supports asking about travel and destination availability for a particular date, but it does not establish a guaranteed service radius, travel terms or availability outside Winnipeg.
A documented strength is the breadth of clearly described wedding support. The official service page sets out planning, design, vendor, itinerary, rehearsal and wedding-day tasks in enough detail for couples to compare full planning with management or setup-focused assistance. Amanda Douglas is also identified on the official site as a Certified Planner through the Wedding Planners Institute of Canada and as holding Event Design certification through the Wedding and Event Institute.
There are practical evidence limits to keep in mind. The official pages reviewed do not publish a street address, published package prices, a travel-fee schedule, an availability calendar or a stated minimum budget. The company’s service descriptions are detailed, but scope is customised, so inclusions, staffing, hours and any venue-specific logistics should be confirmed in writing.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding-services page says packages are matched to each couple’s needs and invites prospective clients to request a personalised quote through a complimentary initial meeting.
Because the website lists both comprehensive and à la carte services, couples should not assume that one package’s inclusions, hours or event-day staffing apply to another. Ask for an itemised proposal that identifies the selected service, meetings, planning documents, rehearsal coverage, wedding-day coverage, setup and teardown, travel and any applicable taxes or additional costs.
Amanda Douglas Events directs prospective clients to its online contact form to request a complimentary initial meeting. The form asks for an event date, location, budget and message, which gives couples a straightforward way to outline the event before the first conversation.
The official contact page lists info@amandadouglasevents.com and 204-996-2371. Provide the event date, planned location or location type, expected guest count, the help you want—full planning, Wedding Management, intimate wedding support or design/setup—and any key budget parameters. This will help the business advise on a suitable customised scope.
Before booking, confirm whether the company is available for your date and location, especially if the wedding is outside Winnipeg or is a destination event. For an intimate celebration, confirm that the guest count fits the company’s stated up-to-50-guest offering and discuss whether a different service format is needed if numbers change.
For Full Wedding Planning, ask which vendor-management, design, RSVP and meeting responsibilities will be included for your event. For Wedding Management, clarify when the team joins the process, the rehearsal plan, the number of onsite staff, personal-decor setup, family-photo coordination, vendor communication and end-of-night or tear-down responsibilities. Ask for the final agreed scope and pricing in writing.
The official website includes a wedding portfolio, with recent wedding entries visible on its weddings page. Reviewing those examples can help couples understand the range of celebrations the company chooses to present, particularly if they are considering an unusual venue format or a design-led celebration.
Portfolio images are useful for discussing style, but they do not replace a scope conversation. Couples should bring their own priorities, vendor commitments, venue constraints and practical budget to the initial meeting, then ask how the selected service can be tailored to those requirements.
Yes. Its official wedding-services page describes an Intimate Wedding Offering for weddings of up to 50 guests. The company says this support is customised and can include planning, design, vendor assistance, timing guidance, decor setup and Wedding Management.
The official service page lists two pre-wedding meetings, unlimited email access, itinerary creation, vendor and detail confirmations, timing guidance, rehearsal management, personal-decor setup and management for the ceremony and reception. Exact scope should be confirmed in the customised proposal.
The official contact page provides a contact form for a complimentary initial meeting, plus info@amandadouglasevents.com and 204-996-2371.
Phone: 204-996-2371
Website: https://www.amandadouglasevents.com/





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September 11, 2026