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Last reviewed: October 3, 2026 | Milton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 3, 2026. Business status: Active.
Day of Wedding Coordinator is a Toronto day-of wedding coordinator service for couples who have handled much of their own planning and want support with timelines, vendors, setup and wedding-day logistics. The official website also identifies service coverage in Hamilton and the Niagara region. The business describes its work as managing the behind-the-scenes details while couples remain focused on celebrating.
The company is led by Maleila Domingos, identified on the official About page as owner and principal planner. The site presents a coordination team and invites couples to contact the business for pricing, availability and a consultation. This profile was last reviewed on October 3, 2026, using the supplied official website evidence.
Day of Wedding Coordinator focuses on day-of wedding coordination, also described by the business as month-of coordination or event management. The official Packages page says the main coordination work begins six to eight weeks before the wedding, with planning support available beforehand. The package includes a wedding details package, unlimited email support, an itinerary and vendor-management preparation.
On the wedding day, the listed service includes one events lead and one events assistant for up to 12 hours. The team may coordinate ceremony, cocktail-hour and reception spaces, supervise vendor arrivals, manage decor setup and takedown, coordinate venue flips, follow the itinerary and cue key moments such as the processional, speeches, entrances, entertainment and meal service. The site also lists family or bridal-party photo assistance and access to a wedding-day emergency kit.
The official website names Toronto, Hamilton and the Niagara region as the business's service area. It does not provide a specific street address in the supplied evidence, and the CWG legacy address is unverified. Couples should therefore confirm that their venue and travel requirements are within the team's current service area before booking.
The service may suit couples who want to plan their own wedding but do not want family members or members of the wedding party to run the day. The business specifically describes its ideal clients as couples who have sourced vendors, selected a location and developed a wedding vision, then need help executing those plans. Couples seeking longer-term planning support can ask about the partial planning package.
A documented strength is the breadth of operational tasks included in the principal coordination package. The published inclusions cover planning documents, vendor-management takeover, onsite coordination, setup and takedown, schedule cues and guest or vendor management. The site also states that the team includes an events lead and assistant for the listed 12-hour wedding-day service.
The available evidence has practical limits. No specific venue list, travel-fee policy, maximum guest count, accessibility information, insurance details or cancellation terms is published in the supplied pages. The website also says that only a limited number of weddings are booked each year, so couples should confirm current availability rather than rely on general website wording. Testimonials appearing on the homepage have not been used as evidence of service quality in this profile.
Current prices are published on the official Packages page. The Day of Coordination Package is listed at $2,499 plus HST and includes one events lead and one events assistant for up to 12 hours on the wedding day. The page also lists a decor setup and takedown service at $1,250, setup only at $900 and takedown as an additional $350.
The Partial Planning Package is listed at $5,500. The page says it begins six to 12 months before the wedding and includes the setup and takedown package, the Day of Coordination Package, a custom budget meeting and payment schedule, a final venue-details meeting or site visit, vendor referrals and management of up to three selected vendors.
These are the published investment amounts in the supplied evidence. Couples should confirm whether HST, travel, venue-specific requirements, overtime or other optional services change the final quote.
The official Contact page asks couples to complete the website contact form. It provides the email address hello@dayofweddingcoordinator.ca and says the team aims to respond within 24 hours with pricing, availability and an opportunity to speak with a wedding planner. The site also promotes a free consultation.
The Packages page states that the business is booking 2026 weddings with limited dates available in October through December and that its 2027 calendar is open. Because availability can change, couples should treat those statements as time-sensitive and confirm their date directly with the company.
Before signing, couples should ask which package best matches the planning already completed and whether the listed inclusions apply to their venue, schedule and guest arrangements. The business describes a vendor-management takeover seven to 14 days before the wedding for the main coordination package, so the timing and information required from the couple should be clarified.
It is also useful to confirm who will attend the wedding, when the team arrives, how setup and takedown responsibilities are divided, whether a venue flip is included, and how overtime or additional hours are handled. Couples should request the current agreement and verify the tax treatment, payment schedule, cancellation terms, travel arrangements and any venue restrictions before booking.
In addition to paid coordination, the official website offers planning resources. Its free Vendor Booking Guide is intended to help couples organise their planning goals. The site also describes a Virtual Wedding Planner set containing timeline, budget, checklist, guest-list, seating-chart, decor, vendor-tracking, photography and ceremony-program templates, along with a preferred-vendors list.
These resources may be relevant to couples who are not ready to book full coordination or who want to organise their information before contacting the team. Availability, purchase terms and delivery details for any digital resource should be confirmed on the official website.
The official website identifies Toronto, Hamilton and the Niagara region. Couples should confirm venue coverage and any travel requirements directly with the business.
The official Packages page lists the Day of Coordination Package at $2,499 plus HST. It describes up to 12 hours of wedding-day service from one events lead and one events assistant, along with the published planning and coordination inclusions.
Yes. The official site lists a decor setup and takedown package for $1,250, setup only for $900 and takedown as an additional $350. Confirm the exact scope and venue requirements before booking.
Couples can use the contact form at dayofweddingcoordinator.ca or email hello@dayofweddingcoordinator.ca. The Contact page says the team aims to respond within 24 hours with pricing, availability and a consultation opportunity.
Website: https://dayofweddingcoordinator.ca/





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