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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Bisous Events is a Toronto wedding planner whose official site presents wedding planning, event design and wedding-management options for couples planning celebrations in Toronto and beyond. The business’s current website is confirmed as https://www.bisousevents.com/, where its homepage identifies it as a Toronto wedding-planning company and its service pages outline the options below.
Published portfolio examples include weddings at Toronto venues such as the Art Gallery of Ontario, Evergreen Brick Works, The Great Hall and the Henley Room, as well as vineyard-wedding examples in Hamilton and Niagara. These are examples of past work rather than a promise that every venue, style or date is available. Last reviewed: August 12, 2026.
Bisous Events publishes several wedding-planning formats. Full Planning is described as support from the beginning of the process, including venue and vendor assistance, wedding-day logistics, design, floor plans, a custom itinerary, planning meetings, a site visit, rehearsal and wedding management. The service page says this option can begin up to 1.5 years before the wedding date.
Partial Planning is intended for couples who have already selected a venue, date and some vendors but want help completing remaining vendor areas. Published inclusions include event design and execution, floor-plan layout and five planning meetings. The description also lists wedding management, consultations and assistance with three vendor areas.
The Essentials Package / Wedding Management is presented for couples who have booked their vendors and want help executing their plans. Bisous Events says it begins six weeks before the wedding, includes finalization meetings, and provides on-site coordination from set-up through the beginning of dancing. Consultations and destination-wedding planning enquiries are also listed.
Toronto is the clearest confirmed geographic focus: the official homepage title calls Bisous Events a Toronto wedding planner, and the portfolio includes several Toronto celebrations. The portfolio also includes Hamilton and Niagara examples, while the service page invites destination-wedding enquiries. These references show published project contexts and an interest in destination work; couples should ask whether their chosen location is currently within the service area.
Based on the published package descriptions, this business may suit couples seeking help from the start, couples who have booked key elements but need structured planning assistance, or couples who mainly need support in the final weeks. The site describes micro weddings as under 50 guests and intimate weddings as under 100 guests. It also states that weddings over 150 guests require an additional assistant for the wedding day.
A documented strength is the range of differentiated planning options. Couples can compare start-to-finish planning, partial planning, wedding management and consultations instead of having to infer the scope from portfolio images. The Full Planning description also specifies practical deliverables such as an itinerary, floor plan, rehearsal and site visit.
A second documented feature is the integration of planning and design. The official service descriptions include design support in Full Planning and Partial Planning, while the portfolio references modern, intimate, garden, multicultural, black-tie and LGBTQ+ wedding examples. Those labels describe individual published projects, not a guarantee that a particular aesthetic or venue can be repeated.
The practical limitation is incomplete public operational information. No clean street address or phone number was found on the official pages reviewed, so neither is listed here. The public site also does not give a complete rate card for every service. Couples should use the official enquiry route to confirm availability, travel, assigned team members, scope and any added staffing needs.
Bisous Events publishes limited starting-price information. Partial Planning is listed as starting at $6,500, while The Essentials Package / Wedding Management is listed as starting at $3,300. Consultations are listed as two hours for $500.
The official pages do not publish a current Full Planning price or a complete all-package rate card. They also note that weddings over 150 guests require an additional assistant for the wedding day, which may affect final scope. Request a written quote that identifies the selected package, taxes, staffing, travel, design work and any added services. Current pricing is not explicitly published for all services.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The confirmed official website is https://www.bisousevents.com/. Its navigation includes Contact, Wedding Packages, Portfolio, Reviews and Press, allowing couples to review published work and service descriptions before making an enquiry. The official contact page publishes the email address bonjour@bisousevents.com.
No clean postal address or telephone number was found on the official pages reviewed, so this profile leaves those fields blank rather than relying on older listing data. For a useful booking enquiry, provide the wedding date, venue or city, estimated guest count, planning stage, priorities and the type of support being considered.
Before booking, confirm whether Bisous Events is available for the date and whether the location is within its current service area. For an event outside Toronto or outside Canada, ask how travel, site visits and local vendor coordination are handled.
Ask which package best matches the planning stage, the exact number of meetings and vendor categories included, who will attend the rehearsal and wedding day, and whether an assistant is required for the guest count. For wedding management, clarify the six-week handoff, final-detail collection and precise on-site hours.
Finally, request the current written proposal. It should state the package price, payment schedule, taxes, travel or destination costs, design-related costs, staffing and the change or cancellation terms that apply to the booking.
Yes. The official service page lists Full Planning and Partial Planning as well as The Essentials Package / Wedding Management. Wedding Management is described as beginning six weeks before the wedding.
The official service page lists The Essentials Package / Wedding Management as starting at $3,300. Confirm the current quote and inclusions directly before booking.
The official service page says the business offers destination-wedding planning by enquiry. It does not publish destination locations, travel terms or fees, so confirm those details directly.
No clean postal address or phone number was found on the official pages reviewed for this profile. Use the official contact page to request current contact and meeting details.
Website: https://www.bisousevents.com/





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September 11, 2026