Body Envy

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Bodies 2 Envy is a Vaughan fitness studio offering personal training, group classes, gym memberships and consultations. For couples considering Vaughan personal training as part of pre-wedding preparation, its published services may be relevant when an individual exercise plan is desired.

The official website identifies the business as Bodies 2 Envy Fitness Studio and provides an active consultation and contact route. It does not advertise a dedicated wedding, bridal or groom fitness package, so wedding-related goals should be discussed as an individual enquiry rather than assumed to be an included service.

About Bodies 2 Envy

Bodies 2 Envy describes itself as a fitness and training service established in 2003. Its website presents a gym setting intended for people at different fitness levels, alongside training and membership options.

The About Us page identifies Dwight Nelson as the owner and describes experience in personal training, group programming, nutrition-related guidance and rehabilitation-oriented training. These are business-published descriptions; the appropriate program for a particular client should be confirmed directly with the studio.

Services and specialization

The official website lists group classes, personal training, gym memberships and an advanced-age program. It also promotes a fitness consultation, described as a private discussion of a client's starting point and objectives in order to create a personalised plan.

Its Services page further lists sport-specific training, weight-loss programs, new-mommy programs, nutritional counselling, contest preparation and posing, injury rehabilitation and sauna access. The site says membership options range from three months to one year, but does not publish the terms or current availability of each option.

For a wedding timeline, the documented fit is personalised training or a consultation, not a named bridal transformation program. An individual, couple or wedding-party member can ask whether the studio can structure training around their own date, schedule and goals.

• Personal training and customised fitness programs
• Group exercise classes
• Gym membership options
• Fitness consultations
• Nutritional counselling and injury-rehabilitation services listed by the studio

Service area and who it may suit

The confirmed official site identifies Bodies 2 Envy as operating in Vaughan, Ontario. It does not publish a formal service-radius statement, so it is most practical for clients who can attend the Vaughan studio and should not be represented as a mobile or province-wide wedding service.

The business says its programs are intended for newcomers as well as experienced exercisers. It also describes goals ranging from general fitness and weight loss to muscle development and sport-specific training. Couples looking for a shared routine, a personal plan or group exercise should ask which format is currently available and appropriate for each participant.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the range of training formats: the website explicitly lists personal training, group classes, memberships and consultations. It also says personal-training programs are customised and its trainers use goal-setting and workout customisation.

The site lists free weights, cardiovascular equipment, strength and circuit-training equipment, group classes, children's programs, advanced-age programs and rehabilitation services. These are published facility and program features, not independent quality ratings.

There is no official evidence of wedding-specific coaching, bridal packages, virtual training, couples packages, current trainer availability or guaranteed results. The site includes older copyright and blog material, so prospective clients should confirm that the desired program, schedule and facility details remain current before booking.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site refers to multiple membership options and price packages, and says memberships can run from three months to one year, but does not provide current dollar amounts for memberships, personal training, classes, consultations or specialised programs.

Ask for a written breakdown of the applicable membership or training cost, any consultation fee, commitment length, cancellation terms and the number and duration of sessions included. If training is intended to support a wedding date, also confirm whether a plan can be adjusted if schedules change.

Contact and booking

The official site directs prospective clients to book a consultation and lists telephone number 416-834-1701 and email dwight32@live.ca. Its Contact Us page includes a contact form.

The official pages conflict on the street address and postal code. The Contact Us page description identifies 60 Friuli Court, Vaughan, ON L4L 8G8, while the Contact Us page body and the Services page list 100 Hanlan Road, Unit 1, Vaughan, ON L4L 4V8. Confirm the current physical location directly before visiting; no address is displayed in this profile for that reason.

Published hours are Monday to Thursday, 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; and Sunday by appointment. The site says it is open most long weekends. Confirm hours and appointment availability when enquiring.

What couples should confirm

A consultation is the sensible first step because the official website presents it as a way to establish goals and create a personalised plan. Bring the wedding date, weekly availability, prior training experience and any injuries or health considerations to the discussion.

Confirm whether a trainer can work with one person, both partners or a small group; whether preferred session times are available; and what the full cost will be. Ask how program changes are handled if travel, events or other wedding-planning commitments affect attendance.

Clients seeking rehabilitation-oriented support should clarify the trainer's scope, whether outside clinical clearance is needed and how an exercise plan will be adapted. The site lists injury rehabilitation but does not publish assessment procedures or medical-service details.

Continue planning

• Wedding Workout guide
• Canada Wedding Directory

Frequently asked questions

Does Bodies 2 Envy offer a wedding or bridal fitness package?

The official website does not publish a dedicated wedding, bridal or groom fitness package. It does publish personalised personal training and consultations, so ask whether a plan can be tailored to your wedding timeline.

What fitness services does Bodies 2 Envy list?

The site lists personal training, group classes, gym memberships, advanced-age programming, sport-specific training, weight-loss programs, nutritional counselling, contest preparation, injury rehabilitation and sauna access.

Are Bodies 2 Envy prices available online?

No. Current pricing is not explicitly published on the official pages reviewed; contact the studio for the applicable membership or training price and terms.

How can I contact Bodies 2 Envy?

The official site lists 416-834-1701 and dwight32@live.ca, and includes a Contact Us form and a consultation call to action.

What address should I use for Bodies 2 Envy?

Confirm before visiting. The official site's Contact Us description and its page body/Services footer show different Vaughan addresses and postal codes.

Sources checked

• Bodies 2 Envy | Personal Training | Fitness & Training Service
• Services | Bodies 2 Envy
• Contact Us | Bodies 2 Envy
• About Us | Bodies 2 Envy

Phone: 416-834-1701

Website: https://www.bodies2envy.com/