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Last reviewed: September 21, 2026 | Vancouver |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 21, 2026. Business status: Active.
Pearl Collaborations is a Vancouver wedding planner offering full-service planning, partial planning and wedding coordination. Its official services page outlines package inclusions and starting prices, while the company’s contact page invites couples to arrange a free initial meeting. This profile was last reviewed on September 21, 2026.
The available information is useful for couples comparing different levels of planning support, from guidance soon after engagement to coordination beginning eight weeks before the wedding. Pearl Collaborations does not publish a street address or phone number in the supplied official evidence, so couples should use the contact page or website inquiry process for current contact details and availability.
Pearl Collaborations presents wedding planning and coordination as its core service. Complete Radiance is the full-service planning option. The company says this package can begin as soon as a couple is engaged and includes monthly planning meetings, unlimited email correspondence, budget management, venue and vendor management, timelines, floor plans, customized planning spreadsheets and access to Pearl Decor Inventory.
True Collaboration is the partial-planning package. It is intended for couples who want guidance while sharing planning tasks and communications, with coordination of the wedding day included. The listed inclusions are up to eight planning meetings and three site visits, unlimited email correspondence, assistance with details, contracts, vendor communications and budget, timelines and floor plans, a customized planning spreadsheet and access to Pearl Decor Inventory.
Polished Pearl is the wedding coordination package for couples with an established plan who need help refining details and coordinating the wedding day. The service begins eight weeks before the event date and includes up to three planning meetings, one site visit, a monthly checklist, a planning questionnaire, refinement of timelines and floor plans, final venue and vendor details, selected welcome-table and stationery set-up and take-down, and execution of the couple’s wedding-day plans.
The official website identifies Pearl Collaborations as a Vancouver wedding planner. No broader service-area list, travel policy or venue-radius information appears in the supplied evidence, so couples planning outside Vancouver should confirm whether their venue is within the company’s current operating area and whether travel charges apply.
The package structure may suit several planning stages. Complete Radiance is positioned for couples wanting support with the overall planning process, budget, vendors and design direction. True Collaboration may suit couples who have begun planning but want a professional to share the workload and coordinate the day. Polished Pearl is designed for couples with a set plan who want final refinement and wedding-day execution closer to the event.
Documented features include structured planning meetings, budget assistance, venue and vendor management, timeline and floor-plan development, planning spreadsheets and access to a decor inventory. The coordination package also specifies several logistical tasks, including finalizing venue and vendor details and setting up selected welcome and reception items.
The official services page says that place cards, table numbers, favours, drink tickets, signs and welcome tables are set up complimentarily within the wedding packages. Additional decor set-up and take-down may involve an extra fee when more staff or time is required. The Pearl inventory changes over time; examples given on the site include bud vases, candle holders, chair covers and faux floral arrangements.
The evidence does not establish a street address, phone number, guest capacity, travel pricing, availability for a requested date or the full scope of decor inventory. These are practical limitations of the available listing information, not negative findings about the company.
Pearl Collaborations publishes the following wedding-package starting prices: Complete Radiance full-service planning starts at $8,995; True Collaboration partial planning starts at $6,500; and Polished Pearl wedding coordination starts at $3,625. The website also lists Little Lustre party planning from $300, but describes that service primarily for non-wedding private events and related pre-wedding events.
These are starting prices rather than guaranteed totals. The official FAQ says pricing is flexible and based on the services required and the complexity of the event. It also says the company provides a transparent quote after the initial meeting. Couples should therefore request a current written proposal that identifies included hours, staffing, travel, decor work, taxes and any add-on services.
The published payment information says a non-refundable retainer is requested when booking, followed by second and third payments before the event date, with any outstanding balance due three days after the event.
The official contact page invites couples to inquire about a free initial meeting. The site’s FAQ says inquiries can be submitted through the contact page or the form at the bottom of the homepage, with an expected email reply within 48 hours in the published guidance. The contact page also cautions that responses may be delayed during a busy season, so couples with a date-sensitive booking should allow time for a reply.
The supplied official pages do not provide a business phone number or postal address. Couples should use the current inquiry form rather than relying on the unverified legacy listing information. After an initial conversation, the company says communication may take place by email, meetings, Google spreadsheets and, closer to the event, phone or text.
Before booking, couples should confirm the exact package scope and how the company’s planning timeline fits their wedding date. In particular, ask when planning work begins, who will be the lead planner or coordinator, how many team members will be present, and what happens if the event schedule or venue changes.
It is also important to clarify what is included in the decor inventory, which set-up and take-down tasks are covered, and which require additional fees. Couples should confirm travel arrangements for venues outside Vancouver, overtime terms, cancellation or date-change provisions, insurance requirements, taxes and the complete payment schedule.
Finally, couples should request a written quote that separates planning, coordination, decor, staffing and any optional services. The official website provides starting prices, but the final cost is determined after discussing the event’s requirements and complexity.
The official website lists Complete Radiance full-service planning, True Collaboration partial planning and Polished Pearl wedding coordination. It also lists add-on options such as a one-hour consultation, decor set-up and take-down, special dance choreography and party planning.
The published starting prices are $8,995 for Complete Radiance, $6,500 for True Collaboration and $3,625 for Polished Pearl. The final quote depends on the services required and the complexity of the event.
The official services page says Polished Pearl begins eight weeks before the event date and includes up to three planning meetings and one site visit, along with final coordination and execution of the wedding-day plans.
Couples can use the contact page or the inquiry form on the official website to request a free initial meeting. The supplied evidence does not include a business phone number or postal address.
Website: https://www.pearlcollaborations.ca/





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