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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Planning |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Something Blue Weddings & Events is an active wedding-planning business with a live official website, enquiry form, email address and phone number. Its official site identifies Simona Shafir as the owner and describes wedding planning and coordination for weddings of different sizes and religions.

For couples searching for an Ontario wedding planner, the published service menu centres on full wedding planning, Month-Of Coordination, and setup and vendor management. The site also references the wedding industry in Ontario and British Columbia, although it does not set out a precise service-area boundary or publish a business address. Confirm travel availability, venue coverage and the exact scope for your date before booking.

Services and specialization

Something Blue Weddings & Events publishes three core service areas. Full wedding planning is presented for couples who want support from the beginning through coordination of the wedding day. The business describes this as guidance and support throughout the planning process rather than a limited day-of service.

Month-Of Coordination is positioned for couples who have already planned their wedding and want a professional to carry out their vision and keep the day’s participants on track. The third published option combines setup and vendor management. It is intended for couples who have planned their wedding but want help setting up DIY décor at ceremony and reception locations, with vendor management on the day.

The official website does not publish detailed package inclusions, meeting counts, staffing levels, design deliverables, rehearsal attendance or timing for when coordination begins. Those are practical scope questions for an initial consultation.

  • Full wedding planning
  • Month-Of Coordination
  • DIY décor setup at ceremony and reception sites
  • Wedding-day vendor management

Service area and who it may suit

The official site refers to Simona Shafir’s work in the wedding industry in Ontario and British Columbia. It does not clearly state that every location in either province is within the standard service area, nor does it list cities, travel terms or destination fees.

The published packages may suit couples at different points in planning: full planning for those seeking support across the process; month-of coordination for couples who have already made many arrangements; and setup/vendor management for couples who mainly need wedding-day assistance with personal décor and supplier timing. This is a description of the company’s stated service categories, not a guarantee of availability for a particular date or venue.

  • Confirm whether the venue is within the service area.
  • Ask about travel time, accommodation and any associated charges.
  • Confirm whether ceremony and reception coverage are both included.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the choice between planning-led and execution-led support. The official website separately identifies full planning, Month-Of Coordination, and setup with vendor management, making it possible for couples to ask about a service level that matches how much planning they have already completed.

The official site identifies Simona Shafir as the owner and says she is certified through the Wedding Planners Institute of Canada. It also describes experience in hospitality and events. These are company-published credentials and background details; couples who require particular credentials, insurance or staffing arrangements should verify them directly.

A practical limitation is that the current site provides only high-level service descriptions. It does not publish a formal service-area map, package-by-package inclusions, current pricing, tax treatment, travel fees, cancellation terms or availability. Written confirmation is important before a deposit is paid.

  • Published options distinguish full planning, month-of coordination and wedding-day setup/vendor management.
  • A live contact form, email address and telephone number are available.
  • Detailed scope and commercial terms are not published online.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published.

The official website does not list starting prices, hourly rates, package totals, taxes, travel charges, overtime, staffing costs or payment schedules. Do not rely on older directory pricing or third-party listings as a current quote.

Request a written proposal that identifies the selected service level, included planning and on-site hours, number of coordinators, décor-setup boundaries, vendor-management duties, travel costs, HST, payment schedule and cancellation or postponement terms.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

  • Ask whether the quote covers both ceremony and reception.
  • Ask whether décor setup and teardown are included or priced separately.
  • Ask how additional hours, assistants and travel are handled.

Contact and booking

The official website provides an enquiry form for a free consultation. It also publishes simona@SomethingBlueEvents.ca and (289) 338-8065. A working official contact route supports the Active status shown on this profile, but it does not confirm availability for any particular wedding date.

When contacting the business, share the date, venue or proposed locations, guest count, ceremony and reception timing, planning stage, preferred service level, décor requirements and any cultural or religious requirements. This gives the planner the information needed to confirm fit and prepare an accurate proposal.

  • Website: https://somethingblueevents.ca/
  • Email: simona@SomethingBlueEvents.ca
  • Phone: (289) 338-8065
  • Initial route: official website enquiry form

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask which elements of full planning or Month-Of Coordination are included for your event. In particular, confirm the planning timeline, number and format of meetings, vendor communication responsibilities, creation and distribution of a wedding-day schedule, rehearsal involvement, on-site arrival and departure times, and whether an assistant is included.

For the setup and vendor-management option, provide a clear list of décor items, setup instructions, venue access times and responsibility for takedown. Confirm whether the team will handle only personal DIY items or also coordinate rentals, florals and other supplier installations.

The site does not publish an address. That is appropriate to leave unlisted rather than repeating unverified directory data. Ask for the correct business correspondence address only if it is needed for your agreement or payment records.

  • Availability for the date and locations
  • Written package inclusions and exclusions
  • Coordinator and assistant staffing
  • Travel, HST, overtime and payment terms
  • Insurance, cancellation and postponement provisions
  • Responsibility for décor setup and teardown

Verification notes

The official domain matches the distinctive business-name tokens “Something Blue,” “Weddings” and “Events,” and its homepage contains direct wedding-planning context. The site was live when reviewed and displayed both a contact form and direct contact details.

The official website does not display a postal address, so no address is included here. The profile intentionally does not make claims about a Toronto office, fixed local service boundary, current prices, awards, reviews or availability beyond what the verified first-party site supports.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Something Blue Weddings & Events offer month-of coordination?

Yes. The official website lists Month-Of Coordination for couples who have planned their wedding and want a professional coordinator to execute their vision and keep the day on track.

Can Something Blue Weddings & Events help with DIY wedding décor?

The official website lists setup and vendor management for couples who want assistance setting up DIY décor at ceremony and reception sites. Confirm the item list, setup instructions and teardown responsibilities in writing.

Does the business offer full wedding planning?

Yes. Full wedding planning is listed as a service for couples seeking support and guidance throughout the planning process and coordination of the wedding day.

Where does Something Blue Weddings & Events serve?

The official website references the wedding industry in Ontario and British Columbia, but does not publish a defined service-area boundary. Confirm venue coverage and travel costs directly.

How can couples contact Something Blue Weddings & Events?

The official website provides a consultation enquiry form, simona@SomethingBlueEvents.ca and (289) 338-8065.

Sources checked

Phone: (289) 338-8065

Website: https://somethingblueevents.ca/

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