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Queen City Events

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Last reviewed: October 2, 2026 | Regina |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: October 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

Queen City Events is a Regina wedding planner whose official website presents wedding planning and wedding-day event management among its services. The business says it is based in Treaty 4 Territory in Regina, Saskatchewan, and serves southern Saskatchewan and locations beyond that region.

For couples comparing planning support, the clearest documented options are general wedding planning and event management, which the company also describes as day-of coordination. The available pages do not provide detailed wedding package inclusions or current rates, so couples will need to discuss scope, timing, travel and costs directly. This profile was last reviewed on October 2, 2026.

Services and specialization

Queen City Events presents itself as an event-planning and management business with separate wedding and corporate service areas. On its weddings page, the company discusses professional planning support as a way to help couples stay organized through the planning stages and manage their wedding vision and budget. These are the operator's descriptions of the role rather than guarantees about a particular outcome.

The same page specifically refers to an event manager as a day-of coordinator. That makes the business potentially relevant both to couples seeking broader planning guidance and to those looking for someone to oversee the wedding day. However, the supplied official pages do not define exact deliverables, planning timelines, meeting limits, vendor communication duties, rehearsal attendance or on-site hours.

Wedding planning is identified as a service.
Event management is described as day-of coordination.
The site also documents experience with corporate events, although this profile focuses only on weddings.

Service area and who it may suit

The company says it is located in Regina and serves all of southern Saskatchewan and beyond. This may make it relevant to couples planning in Regina or elsewhere in the southern part of the province, as well as couples considering an event farther away. The website notes that travel fees may apply depending on the event location.

Queen City Events may suit couples who want structured planning help, wedding-day management or a first conversation about which level of support fits their plans. Because the published wedding information is broad, fit should be assessed through a direct discussion rather than assumed from the service labels alone.

Stated base: Regina, Saskatchewan, in Treaty 4 Territory.
Stated service area: southern Saskatchewan and beyond.
Possible travel charges depend on the event location.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the choice between planning support and day-of event management. The company also states that its first meeting is offered at no cost, with no pressure and no obligation to book. Its about page identifies Jaki Minett as the owner and operator and describes inclusivity, integrity and kindness as business values.

The practical limitation is that the public wedding page provides only a high-level overview. It does not publish a detailed comparison of wedding packages, included tasks, staffing levels or service boundaries. No clean postal address or phone number appears in the supplied official evidence, so neither is listed here. Couples should use the official website to begin an enquiry and request current written details.

Documented planning and day-of coordination categories.
A no-cost, no-obligation first meeting is stated on the official home page.
Detailed wedding package inclusions are not shown in the supplied pages.
A public postal address and phone number were not established from the supplied official evidence.

Pricing

Current wedding prices are not published. The official wedding page does not list package rates, deposits, minimum fees or hourly charges. A statement on the corporate-services page explains that corporate work does not use a one-size-fits-all rate, but that statement should not be treated as proof of how wedding pricing is calculated.

The about page says travel fees may apply depending on the event location and that those costs are communicated up front. Couples should request a wedding-specific written quotation that separates the planning or coordination fee from travel and any other potential expenses. They should also confirm payment dates, deposit terms, taxes, overtime rates and cancellation or rescheduling provisions before booking.

No current wedding package prices are displayed.
Travel fees may apply based on location.
A wedding-specific quote is necessary to assess the total cost.

Contact and booking

The official home and wedding pages direct prospective clients to connect with the business. The home page says the first meeting is always offered at no cost and without an obligation to book. That initial conversation is the appropriate place to explain the wedding date, venue or community, expected level of planning help and the kind of wedding-day management required.

No current phone number or complete street address was present in the supplied official excerpts. Rather than relying on older listing data, couples should use the connection route available through the official Queen City Events website. Availability for any date has not been established and should be confirmed directly.

Begin through the official business website.
Provide the wedding date and location when enquiring.
Ask whether the first meeting is virtual, by phone or in person.
Do not assume availability until the company confirms it.

What couples should confirm

Before signing an agreement, couples should ask what the selected service includes from the booking date through the wedding day. In particular, clarify whether day-of coordination begins only on the event date or includes advance preparation, document review, a rehearsal, vendor confirmations or timeline development.

For weddings outside Regina, obtain the travel policy in writing and ask how mileage, accommodation or extended travel time would be handled. Couples should also confirm who will personally manage the event, the planned on-site hours, whether additional staff are included, how communication works and what happens if the assigned planner cannot attend.

Exact tasks, planning period and number of meetings.
Vendor liaison, timeline creation and rehearsal involvement.
On-site start and finish times, staffing and overtime.
Travel charges for the specific venue or community.
Total price, taxes, payment schedule and cancellation terms.
Current availability and the identity of the event-day lead.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Queen City Events offer day-of wedding coordination?

Yes. The official weddings page refers to an event manager as a day-of coordinator. The page does not define the precise tasks or the amount of preparation included, so couples should request a written scope.

Where does Queen City Events provide wedding services?

The business says it is located in Regina, Saskatchewan, and serves southern Saskatchewan and beyond. Travel fees may apply depending on the event location.

Does Queen City Events publish wedding package prices?

No. Current wedding prices are not published. Couples need to contact the business for a wedding-specific quotation and confirm any travel costs, taxes, deposits and other terms.