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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. SALAR Events & Design is an event-planning and design business founded by Nafeesa Salar. Its official website documents planning, design, decorating and coordination services, including packages that expressly reference weddings.
For couples searching for a Montreal wedding planner, SALAR Events & Design is a relevant business to investigate for tailored planning and design support. The official site does not publish a current service territory, public address or telephone number, so location, travel and date availability should be confirmed directly before booking.
SALAR Events & Design presents planning, designing, decorating and coordinating as its core service areas. Its website says that packages can be customised around the client’s vision, style and needs, rather than setting out a one-size-fits-all wedding package.
The published package menu includes partial planning, full planning, coordination, décor and design, plus à la carte consultation. Full planning is described as planning and design from start to finish, including the details involved in an event or wedding. Partial planning is intended for clients who have already handled some planning and want help with remaining needs.
The coordination package is described as professional assistance on the day of the event, with oversight of logistical elements so the event runs smoothly. This is the clearest documented fit for a couple that has completed much of the advance planning but wants support with the event-day logistics.
The décor and design package is positioned for clients who want help forming a coherent event design. The company also says its consultation option can combine services such as vendor referrals, creative brainstorming and assistance getting started. Exact deliverables, vendor-management responsibilities and the number of planning meetings are not published, so they should form part of the proposal discussion.
The official site does not state a current city, province, travel radius or destination-wedding service area. Canada Wedding Guide therefore does not publish a confirmed service area for the business, despite the Montreal categorisation of this legacy record.
Based on the documented service menu, the company may suit couples who want to combine planning and visual design, clients seeking coordination after doing part of the planning themselves, or those looking for a consultation before choosing a larger package. This is a description of the published services, not a statement about current availability or fit for a particular wedding.
A confirmed feature is the range of planning formats: full planning, partial planning, coordination, décor and design, and consultation are all listed on the official service page. Another documented feature is customisation; the business says each package can be adapted to the client’s style and needs.
The main practical limitation is the level of detail available online. The official site does not list package inclusions, staffing, lead time, current geographic coverage, a public portfolio filtered by wedding type, or a current contact address and phone number. These are booking questions to clarify, not negative findings about the business.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official services page directs prospective clients to get in touch for package details or pricing, and it does not provide starting rates, package totals, deposits, taxes or hourly consultation rates.
Couples should request a written estimate matched to their event scope. It is sensible to ask what is included in the planning fee, whether décor, rentals, vendor costs and travel are separate, and when deposits and remaining payments are due. These questions are particularly important because the website says packages are customisable.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official website invites prospective clients to get in touch for projects, collaborations or assistance and says free consultations are available. It is the appropriate starting point for an enquiry because it is the confirmed official domain for SALAR Events & Design.
No official postal address, phone number or publicly displayed price list was found on the reviewed official pages. Use the website contact route and include the event date, venue or location, expected guest count, the planning stage and the services of interest. Ask for confirmation that the date is available before treating an enquiry as a booking.
Before signing, confirm the package that best matches the current planning stage: full planning, partial planning, coordination, décor and design, or a consultation. Ask who will be the lead contact, how planning decisions and approvals are handled, and which event-day logistics fall within the agreed scope.
Also confirm venue geography, travel, set-up and teardown responsibilities, vendor referrals or management, the planning timeline and contract terms. Because the published site describes custom packages rather than fixed inclusions, a clear written proposal is the most reliable way to compare the service with other options.
The official about page identifies Nafeesa Salar as the founder, planner and designer.
Yes. Its official services page lists both full planning and partial planning. Full planning is described as planning and design from start to finish, while partial planning is for clients who have already completed part of the planning.
Yes. The coordination package is described as professional assistance on the day of the event with oversight of logistical elements.
The official site says à la carte consultation can include a mix of support such as vendor referrals, creative brainstorming and help getting started. Exact hours and deliverables should be confirmed directly.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official services page asks prospective clients to get in touch for package details or pricing.
Website: https://salareventplanning.com/





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