RSVP Event Design

Last reviewed: August 15, 2026. Business status: Active.

RSVP Event Design is a Saskatoon wedding planner whose official website presents wedding planning, event design and décor rentals alongside corporate and personal-event work. The current site identifies Crystal Anderson MacLeod as owner and event specialist, and lists a WPIC Certified Wedding Planner credential. Last reviewed: August 15, 2026.

For couples weighing planning support against doing the work themselves, RSVP describes three wedding-planning routes: all-inclusive planning, partial planning and hourly consulting. Its public information is useful for identifying the type of assistance available, but it does not publish package prices, a public postal address or detailed inclusions for every booking.

Services and specialization

RSVP’s wedding page describes a customized approach based on a couple’s planning needs, style and budget. The company’s wedding-specific services are all-inclusive planning, partial planning and hourly consulting. The wider services page also lists corporate events, personal events, exclusive décor and etiquette training, so the business is not presented as wedding-only.

All-inclusive planning is the most detailed option published online. RSVP says this service can include venue selection, décor, vendors, event management, set-up and tear-down, plus a cohesive event plan, budget, timeline, logistics, communication and allocation of bill payments. The published description is a service overview, not a promise that every item is included in every proposal.

• All-inclusive wedding planning
• Partial wedding planning
• Hourly consulting for venue selection, vendor referrals, budget questions, timelines and etiquette
• Décor and rental products that can accompany planning services

Wedding planning options

Partial planning is described for couples who want to manage some wedding details themselves while RSVP’s event specialists assist with the remainder. This may suit couples who have begun planning but want defined help rather than a fully managed process.

The hourly consulting option is positioned around focused planning questions. The official page names vendor referrals, venue selection, budget questions, timelines and etiquette as possible discussion areas. Couples should ask what preparation, follow-up and document creation are included in an hourly engagement before committing.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site identifies RSVP in Saskatoon through its page titles and refers to venues and service providers in Saskatchewan. It does not publish a precise travel boundary, travel-fee policy or a list of cities served. Couples planning a celebration outside Saskatoon should confirm whether the date and venue are within RSVP’s service area.

The published planning choices may be relevant to couples wanting either broad logistical support or a narrower consultation. Its décor page may also be relevant for couples looking to coordinate the visual elements of an event with planning support, rather than sourcing every décor element separately.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the range of planning formats: all-inclusive, partial and hourly consulting are each described on the official wedding page. Another is the listed décor inventory category, which includes vases and candelabras, linens and chair covers, chairs and furniture, custom backdrops and draping, and lighting. These are described as available selections, so specific items, quantities and condition should be confirmed for the event date.

The official About page identifies Crystal Anderson MacLeod as owner and lists her WPIC wedding-planner certification. It also states that RSVP began in 1998. These details establish the business’s stated background, but they do not confirm current availability, the particular planner assigned to a booking or the scope of a proposed service.

A practical limitation is that the website gives overviews rather than package-by-package deliverables. It also does not provide a public postal address, rental catalogue, delivery terms, minimum spend, travel policy or accessibility information. Those are useful items to settle in writing before booking.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. RSVP says a complimentary consultation is available and that it will provide a detailed, itemized proposal after discussing the wedding vision for a customized package.

Because the services are presented as customized, couples should request the quoted scope in writing. Ask whether planning hours, consultations, vendor coordination, setup, teardown, décor rentals, delivery, installation, taxes, travel and any payment-administration work are included or billed separately.

Contact and booking

RSVP’s official contact page lists (306) 384-6044 and a web enquiry form. The form allows visitors to select an enquiry reason, identify the event type as wedding, corporate or personal, and supply an event date and venue. The company states that hours are by appointment only.

The site invites prospective clients to schedule a complimentary consultation. A useful initial enquiry includes the wedding date, venue or venue status, approximate guest count, desired level of planning support, décor needs and any location outside Saskatoon. This will help RSVP clarify whether it can take the booking and what proposal information it needs.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask for a proposal that identifies the planning option, the team member responsible for the event, response expectations, meeting schedule and the exact tasks RSVP will perform. If using all-inclusive planning, clarify how vendor selection, contracts, payments and on-the-day decision-making are handled.

For décor, request the current inventory options, rental period, delivery and installation details, replacement or damage terms, and responsibility for pickup or teardown. Confirm the venue’s rules before selecting furniture, draping, lighting or other rental pieces.

Finally, confirm date availability, service-area eligibility, travel costs, deposit and payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, insurance documentation if required by the venue, and how the final wedding-day timeline will be approved.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding-planning services does RSVP Event Design list?

Its official wedding page lists all-inclusive planning, partial planning and hourly consulting. The all-inclusive overview names venue selection, décor, vendors, event management, setup and teardown among the possible components.

Does RSVP Event Design offer décor rentals?

Yes. Its official décor page lists items such as vases, candelabras, linens, chair covers, chairs, furniture, backdrops, draping and lighting. Ask about current inventory and event-date availability.

Does RSVP Event Design publish wedding-package prices?

No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. The company says it offers a complimentary consultation and then provides a detailed, itemized proposal for a customized package.

How can couples contact RSVP Event Design?

The official contact page lists (306) 384-6044 and an enquiry form. The company states that appointments are required.

Sources checked

• RSVP Event Design | Saskatoon Event & Wedding Planner | Decor & RentalsRSVP Event Design
• Wedding Planning | RSVP Event Design | SaskatoonRSVP Event Design
• RSVP Event Design | Saskatoon Weddings, Corporate Events & MoreRSVP Event Design
• Exclusive Decor – RSVP Event DesignRSVP Event Design
• Contact – RSVP Event Design, Decor & Rentals SaskatoonRSVP Event Design
• About Us – RSVP Event DesignRSVP Event Design

Phone: (306) 384-6044

Website: https://rsvpeventdesign.ca/