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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Honour and Blessing Events is an active Vancouver wedding planner led by sisters Joanna and Sarah. Its current official site describes wedding planning and event work from Vancouver, with projects in Canada and abroad.
For couples seeking a Vancouver wedding planner with full-service, destination or smaller-scale planning options, the firm’s published information points to a design-led approach and a deliberately limited annual booking volume. The website does not publish a street address or telephone number, so initial contact is handled online.
Honour and Blessing Events publishes three principal wedding-planning routes: full-service wedding planning, destination wedding planning and microwedding packages. Its full-service description says support runs from engagement through the wedding day and encompasses the planning process as a whole. The destination option is presented for celebrations abroad, with planning around travel, logistics, vendor communication and event details.
For intimate celebrations, the company describes its microwedding option for elopements or events of roughly 10–20 guests. It says this service can cover event design and logistics. The official site also lists event design, proposals, bridal showers, baby showers, 100-day celebrations, corporate events and conventions among its wider event experience. Those non-wedding services may be useful context, but couples booking a wedding should confirm the exact scope offered for their date.
The studio identifies itself as based in Vancouver and says it plans weddings in Canada and around the world. Its portfolio includes Vancouver weddings as well as events in locations such as Italy, Victoria and Santa Barbara, while the services page discusses destination events. This supports Vancouver as the local focus and destination planning as an advertised offering; it does not establish a fixed list of travel locations or guarantee travel availability.
The published service descriptions may suit couples who want planning support from early decisions through the wedding day, are considering a destination celebration, or are arranging a small wedding rather than a large guest list. The team says it works with couples over different timelines, from approximately three to four months to 12–18 months. That is a description of past working patterns, not a promised lead time, so availability should be checked before relying on it.
A documented feature of the business is its two-person leadership: the official site identifies Joanna and Sarah as sisters and principal planners. The company also states that it limits the number of weddings and events it accepts each year. These are operational features stated by the business, rather than an independent assessment of quality or availability.
The practical limitation is that the website provides limited package detail. It describes service categories and some planning activities, but it does not set out deliverables, number of meetings, staffing on the wedding day, cancellation terms, travel charges or how planning responsibilities are divided between Joanna and Sarah. Couples should request these points in writing before booking.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Honour and Blessing Events does publish minimum overall wedding-budget guidance, which is different from a planner’s fee: its full-service and destination wedding couples typically invest a minimum of $75,000 in their overall wedding budget, while intimate wedding couples typically invest a minimum of $40,000 overall.
These figures should be treated as budget-fit guidance, not a quoted planning price, package price, deposit or final event cost. They do not state currency, taxes, travel, vendor payments, gratuities, or what portion is payable to the planner. Ask for a current proposal that separates the company’s planning fee from the broader event budget and confirms any destination-related expenses.
The confirmed official contact route is the inquiry form on the company’s website. The site also lists hello@honourandblessing.com for non-planning inquiries and says it aims to respond to inquiries within 24–48 hours. Because response times can change, this should be treated as a published target rather than a guarantee.
No current telephone number or postal business address is displayed on the verified official pages reviewed for this profile, so those fields are left blank. The legacy contact details attached to the earlier CWG record were not used because they belong to an unavailable, unrelated UBC URL and are not confirmed by the business’s current official domain.
Ask which planning package best fits the event, whether the date is available, and which planner or planners will be present through planning and on the wedding day. For full-service, destination and microwedding work, request a written list of inclusions, exclusions, meeting cadence, vendor-management responsibilities, design deliverables and production or coordination coverage.
Confirm the overall budget discussion separately from the planning fee. Couples should also ask about destination travel and accommodation, applicable taxes, insurance where relevant, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, and whether the team can work with their venue and guest count. If multilingual planning support is important, the services page says the planners speak English, Cantonese and Mandarin fluently; confirm communication needs and availability for the specific event.
The official site identifies sisters Joanna and Sarah as the company’s principal planners.
Yes. Its microwedding package is described for elopements or intimate celebrations of about 10–20 guests, with event design and logistics support.
Yes. Destination wedding planning is listed as a service, and the company says it plans weddings in Canada and around the world. Confirm the destination, travel costs and date availability directly.
It says full-service and destination wedding couples typically invest at least $75,000 in their overall wedding budget, while intimate wedding couples typically invest at least $40,000. These are not published planner-fee quotes.
Website: https://honourandblessing.com/





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