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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Richmond Hill | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Classy Affairs Weddings & Events is a Vaughan-based business serving Toronto and the GTA. For couples looking for a Toronto luxury wedding planner, the company offers planning support intended to reduce the logistical load of the engagement period and wedding day.
The confirmed official website identifies Tanya D’Angela as the owner and lead wedding planner. It states that Classy Affairs began in 2014 and that its team has planned more than 200 weddings. These are company statements, but they give couples useful context to discuss when assessing experience and fit during an enquiry.
Classy Affairs focuses on wedding planning and coordination. Its official Investment page sets out three current planning experiences, allowing couples to consider a service level that matches how much of the process they want to manage themselves.
The Heirloom Experience is the company’s full-service, bespoke option. The official description says the team plans, prepares and executes the event from start to finish. The Graceful Edit is a partial-planning service for couples who want to retain responsibility for some parts of the wedding while receiving support with others.
The White Glove Coordination service is described as month-of event management. The team joins during the final month of planning and coordinates the wedding day. The company’s planning article also discusses vendor sourcing, budget tracking, timelines, guest logistics, design coordination, venue walkthroughs, layout planning, setup, tear-down and problem-solving as functions a full-service planner may handle. Confirm the precise scope for a chosen service in writing.
Classy Affairs states that it serves Vaughan, Toronto and the GTA. Its official blog also invites enquiries from people planning weddings elsewhere in Ontario, although couples outside the core area should confirm whether travel, venue location and date are a fit before booking.
The business may suit couples who want a planner to lead the entire process, as well as couples who have already made progress and need support at key stages or close to the wedding date. Its Contact page specifically describes full planning for couples seeking to hand over planning, partial planning for organised couples who want help with selected areas, and wedding management for couples who have handled their own planning.
The website positions the business around luxury wedding planning for modern couples. It does not publish a required guest count, a venue-type focus or destination-wedding terms, so these are practical points to raise in the first conversation.
A confirmed feature is the clear range of service levels: full planning, partial planning and month-of coordination. This can help couples start a consultation with a more defined idea of the support they need. The site also names Tanya D’Angela as owner and lead planner, giving prospective clients a clear point of contact for questions about approach and coverage.
The official site publicly explains operational planning topics such as timelines, budgets, vendor coordination and wedding-day management. That documents the type of planning support Classy Affairs discusses, but it should not be read as a guarantee that every task is included in every package.
Several practical details are not publicly stated on the reviewed official pages. No street address or phone number is published, and the site does not set out a standard list of meetings, associate-planner coverage, travel policy, cancellation terms, insurance details or vendor restrictions. These are items to clarify directly, rather than negative findings about the business.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official Investment page. The full wedding-planning experience is listed at $8,000–$9,500, partial wedding planning at $5,000–$6,500, and month-of wedding coordination starting at $2,500. The reviewed page uses dollar signs but does not specify whether taxes, travel, overtime or other costs are included.
Request a written proposal for the selected service level. It should state included deliverables, payment milestones, retainer terms, applicable taxes and any additional charges that could apply to the wedding location or schedule.
The official Contact page asks prospective clients to schedule a call through its embedded calendar and says the business will respond within 24 business hours. It lists tanya@classyaffairsto.com as its contact email and office hours of Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern Time.
The page contains older booking-year references, so this profile does not treat them as current availability. Couples should contact the business directly to confirm whether their date is open, which planning experience is available and how soon a consultation can be scheduled.
No official postal address or telephone number was found on the reviewed pages. The legacy contact details have therefore not been repeated.
Before booking, share the wedding date, venue or region, approximate guest count, budget framework and current planning stage. Ask Classy Affairs to identify the right planning experience and to provide a written agreement that separates the planner’s responsibilities from the couple’s responsibilities.
For full planning, ask about vendor selection, design involvement, budget-management process and attendance at venue meetings. For partial planning, clarify which decisions remain with the couple and when the planner takes over. For month-of coordination, confirm the final-month handoff, rehearsal coverage, wedding-day staffing, setup and tear-down duties, and the process for vendor issues or last-minute changes.
The official About page identifies Tanya D’Angela as the owner and lead wedding planner.
The business lists full-service bespoke planning, partial planning and month-of wedding coordination.
Its official site states Vaughan, Toronto and the GTA. The company also invites Ontario enquiries; confirm location and travel arrangements directly.
Its official Investment page lists full planning at $8,000–$9,500, partial planning at $5,000–$6,500 and month-of coordination starting at $2,500. Ask whether taxes or other charges apply.
Use the scheduling calendar on the official Contact page or email tanya@classyaffairsto.com.
Website: https://classyaffairsto.com/





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