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Quality Business Awards Canada

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Last reviewed: September 28, 2026 | Burlington |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 28, 2026. Business status: Active.

Quality Business Awards Canada is an awards platform that publishes recognition pages for businesses in a range of Canadian industries. The supplied Quality Business Awards Canada wedding officiant award page names Shelley Kabelin Wedding Officiant as its 2025 winner in Burlington, Ontario. It describes the recipient as ranked first in that category and reports a quality score of at least 95%. Those statements are claims made by the award operator and should not be treated as an independent Canada Wedding Guide ranking.

This page explains what the official award listing documents, how Quality Business Awards describes its assessment process and what couples should verify before relying on the recognition when choosing an officiant. It is not a service profile for Shelley Kabelin Wedding Officiant and does not establish that the award platform provides wedding ceremonies or booking services. Last reviewed: September 28, 2026.

Services and specialization

Quality Business Awards Canada operates a business-recognition platform rather than a wedding-officiant service. Its website lets visitors search for award recipients, nominate businesses, request consideration and view individual winner pages. The supplied wedding-related page is specifically associated with the wedding officiant category in Burlington, Ontario, for 2025.

On that page, the platform identifies Shelley Kabelin Wedding Officiant as the recipient. It labels the business the leading wedding officiant in Burlington and displays a quality score of 95% or higher. These descriptions come from Quality Business Awards Canada. The evidence pack does not include an official website or confirmed social profile belonging to the named officiant, so ceremony formats, customization options, legal credentials and booking availability cannot be verified here.

Platform function: recognizing and listing selected businesses
Documented wedding category: wedding officiant
Documented award location: Burlington, Ontario
Documented award year: 2025
Named recipient: Shelley Kabelin Wedding Officiant

Service area and who it may suit

The award platform states that its coverage extends across Canada and that it evaluates businesses nationwide. The specific page supplied for this profile concerns a Burlington, Ontario wedding-officiant category. That geographic label belongs to the award listing; it does not confirm every municipality or venue served by the named officiant.

This resource may be useful to couples who encountered the award badge or winner page while researching a Burlington officiant and want to trace the claim to its publisher. It may also help wedding professionals understand how the platform describes its recognition process. Couples seeking an officiant still need to consult the provider directly because the award page does not document ceremony services, travel boundaries, languages, accessibility arrangements or current availability.

Relevant to research involving the listed 2025 Burlington award
Useful for checking the source of a Quality Business Award claim
Not a substitute for confirming an officiant's licence, services or schedule

How the award process is described

Quality Business Awards Canada says nominations begin its process and that a nomination does not guarantee an award. Its About Us page describes an analysis of reputation signals across several online platforms, followed by a manual review and notification of qualifying businesses. The site says businesses must reach an overall quality score of at least 95% and refers to information from three or more sources.

The platform also says its evaluation uses proprietary algorithms. Because the complete calculation, underlying records and category comparison data are not provided in the supplied evidence, Canada Wedding Guide cannot independently reproduce the score or confirm the ranking. The platform's terms likewise state that it strives for accuracy but cannot guarantee that all displayed business information is complete or accurate.

The operator describes a nomination, algorithm analysis, manual review and notification process
The operator reports a minimum 95% quality threshold
The detailed scoring calculation and underlying source data are not supplied
The platform's own terms include an accuracy limitation

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the presence of a dedicated, category-specific winner page that identifies the recipient, location and award year. The platform also publishes an overview of its stated methodology and provides routes for requesting listing edits or business verification. These features make it possible to identify who issued the recognition and to review the operator's explanation of its process.

The main limitation is that the supplied evidence comes from the award issuer rather than from the named wedding officiant. The winner page displays an invitation for the business owner to request verification, so it should not be read as proof that the listed business has claimed or confirmed the page. No first-party evidence from the officiant was supplied to verify the listed address, services, legal authority, service area, customer feedback or operating status.

Confirmed feature: a dedicated 2025 Burlington category page
Confirmed feature: published methodology and contact routes
Limitation: the award claims have not been independently reproduced by Canada Wedding Guide
Limitation: the evidence does not establish owner verification of the recipient listing
Limitation: no officiant-owned source was supplied

Pricing

Current prices are not published. The supplied pages do not list a fee for appearing as an award recipient or for being considered, although the About Us page says nominations are free. It also says winners may use award logos without a royalty fee and that plaques and trophies are optional paid extras.

No wedding-ceremony pricing is available in this evidence because Quality Business Awards Canada is the award platform, not the named officiant's booking site. Couples should request a written quotation directly from any officiant they are considering and confirm what the fee includes, such as planning meetings, rehearsal attendance, travel, ceremony customization and administrative work.

The platform says nominations are free
The platform says logo use is free for winners
Plaques and trophies are described as optional paid extras
No officiant package or ceremony fee is documented

Contact and booking

The official contact page provides contact@qualitybusinessawards.com for questions about the awards platform. It lists business hours of Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, and says replies usually take two to three business days. The contact form includes options for suggesting an edit, asking verification questions and reporting technical issues.

These contact details belong to Quality Business Awards Canada and should not be used to book a wedding ceremony. No verified phone number or clean postal address for the award operator appears in the supplied evidence. The award listing displays an address for Shelley Kabelin Wedding Officiant, but it has not been corroborated by an officiant-owned source and is therefore not republished as a confirmed contact address here.

Platform email: contact@qualitybusinessawards.com
Published hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST
Published response estimate: two to three business days
No verified telephone number is supplied
No ceremony-booking channel is established by this evidence

What couples should confirm

An award can be one input in vendor research, but couples should verify the details that affect the legality and delivery of their ceremony. Ask the officiant directly whether they are authorized to solemnize marriages in Ontario and confirm their current standing through the appropriate provincial resource. Couples should also establish whether the officiant serves their venue, date and preferred ceremony style.

Before paying a deposit, request a written agreement that identifies the parties, date, location, services, total fee, payment schedule, cancellation terms and backup arrangements. If the award influences the decision, ask the officiant whether they recognize the listing and how the award information was obtained. The award page alone does not answer these practical booking questions.

Current authority to solemnize marriages in Ontario
Whether the business claims and confirms the award listing
Ceremony options, personalization and planning process
Travel area, travel charges and venue coverage
Availability, total cost, deposit and cancellation terms
Rehearsal attendance and backup arrangements
Correct current address and direct booking contact

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding recognition does Quality Business Awards Canada publish for Burlington in 2025?

Its supplied official winner page names Shelley Kabelin Wedding Officiant as the 2025 recipient in the Burlington, Ontario wedding officiant category. The page reports a quality score of 95% or higher and describes the business as ranked first in that category. These are statements from the award platform.

Does Quality Business Awards Canada book wedding ceremonies?

Not according to the supplied evidence. The organization operates an awards and business-listing platform. The evidence does not show that it provides officiant services or accepts ceremony bookings.

How does the platform say it chooses award recipients?

Quality Business Awards Canada describes a process involving nominations, proprietary algorithm analysis of reputation signals, manual review and award notification. It says a minimum overall quality score of 95% is required, but the supplied pages do not provide enough underlying data to reproduce the result independently.

Is the named officiant's listing verified by the business owner?

The supplied award page displays a prompt inviting the owner to request verification. The evidence therefore does not establish that the named officiant has claimed or confirmed the listing.