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Something New Wedding Planning

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Last reviewed: September 21, 2026 | Calgary |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 21, 2026. Business status: Active.

Something New Wedding Planning is a Calgary wedding planner offering full wedding planning, partial planning and wedding-day coordination. Its official website identifies the business as Calgary-based and says it serves Calgary, Banff, Canmore and rural Alberta. The business also describes itself as LGBTQ+ friendly and states that all love is welcome.

This profile was last reviewed on September 21, 2026. It summarizes what the official website currently publishes, including starting prices and package features. Package availability, the final scope of work and a couple's total quote still need to be confirmed directly with the planner.

Services and specialization

The official services page presents three planning levels. Partial Wedding Planning is intended for hands-on couples who have addressed the larger decisions but want help with remaining details. Its documented scope includes a budget review, planning spreadsheet, vendor recommendations, contract review, design assistance, a wedding-day itinerary, rehearsal management, a venue walkthrough and wedding-day coordination.

Full Wedding Planning covers a broader process. The listed work includes creating and maintaining a budget, developing the event vision and design, recommending and booking venues and vendors within the couple's budget and style, attending vendor meetings and site visits, reviewing contracts, managing timelines and assisting with pre-wedding events. The package also includes wedding-day setup and management, followed by décor teardown.

Day of Wedding Co-ordination is positioned for couples who have already planned their celebration. The published scope includes vendor confirmation, a final venue walkthrough, supervision of deliveries, setup oversight, timeline execution and ceremony and reception management.

Partial planning includes up to five in-person planning meetings, plus unlimited video calls and emails.
Partial planning provides up to 12 hours of wedding-day service.
Day-of coordination provides up to 10 hours of wedding-day service.
The official site says packages can be customized to individual needs.

Service area and who it may suit

The website names Calgary, Banff, Canmore and rural Alberta as service locations. On its about page, the business says it often works in the Bow Valley, including Canmore, Banff and Lake Louise, and is willing to travel. Couples considering a mountain or other out-of-town wedding should confirm travel logistics and any related charges for their venue.

The three service levels distinguish likely fit by how much planning has already been completed. Full planning may suit couples seeking support from vision and budgeting through wedding-day execution. Partial planning may fit couples who want to retain a hands-on role, while day-of coordination is structured for couples arriving with their plans largely complete.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include multiple planning levels, vendor contract review in the partial and full packages, rehearsal support, venue walkthroughs, vendor coordination and an emergency kit on the wedding day. The full package also includes assistance with guest accommodation arrangements, vendor payment reminders and planning for a rehearsal dinner.

The about page identifies Jenna as the planner behind the business and describes her as a certified wedding planner. It also says the business has a setup crew, one lead planner and an administrative assistant. These are statements from the operator; the supplied evidence does not independently assess credentials, staffing on a particular date or service outcomes.

A practical limitation is that the published packages are starting points rather than fixed all-inclusive quotes. The supplied official pages do not publish a clean postal address, package availability for specific dates or a detailed schedule of travel charges. Couples should obtain those details in writing.

Pricing

The official services page publishes starting prices for all three detailed packages. Partial Wedding Planning starts at $3,500, Full Wedding Planning starts at $6,000, and Day of Wedding Co-ordination starts at $2,000. The site states that each package can be customized to suit a couple's needs.

Décor teardown is included in the published full-planning scope. For day-of coordination, the website says décor teardown can be added for an additional charge. Because the figures are starting prices, couples should request an itemized proposal identifying the final scope, staffing, hours, travel costs, taxes and any optional charges that apply to their plans.

Partial Wedding Planning: starting at $3,500.
Full Wedding Planning: starting at $6,000.
Day of Wedding Co-ordination: starting at $2,000.

Contact and booking

The official website lists 403-903-4983 and somethingnewweddings.yyc@gmail.com. It directs wedding-planning enquiries to its Connect page. No clean postal address appears in the supplied official evidence, so couples should use the published phone, email or website enquiry route rather than relying on an unverified address.

The about page says initial consultations are free. It also states that a 50% deposit is requested when the contract is signed to secure the wedding date, with the remaining balance due one month before the wedding. Listed payment methods are major credit cards, e-transfers and cash. Couples should verify the current payment schedule and cancellation, rescheduling and refund terms before signing.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, couples should ask which planner and support staff would attend, how the selected package will be customized and how many hours are included. They should also confirm what happens if the event runs longer than the package allowance and whether teardown, rehearsal attendance or extra meetings affect the quote.

For weddings outside Calgary, request written details about travel time, mileage, accommodation and other destination-related expenses. The contract should also identify communication expectations, vendor-booking responsibilities, setup and teardown boundaries, payment deadlines and contingency arrangements. These questions clarify the final agreement without assuming that an unpublished inclusion or charge applies.

Availability for the wedding date and venue.
The final package price, taxes, optional services and overtime rates.
Travel charges for Banff, Canmore, Lake Louise or rural Alberta.
The assigned planner, onsite team size and wedding-day hours.
Cancellation, postponement, refund and backup-planner terms.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Something New Wedding Planning offer day-of coordination?

Yes. Its Day of Wedding Co-ordination package includes vendor confirmation, rehearsal support, a final venue walkthrough, delivery supervision, setup oversight and ceremony and reception management. It starts at $2,000 and lists up to 10 hours of wedding-day service.

What are the published starting prices?

Partial Wedding Planning starts at $3,500, Full Wedding Planning starts at $6,000, and Day of Wedding Co-ordination starts at $2,000. The official site says packages can be customized, so couples need a final written quote.

Does the planner work outside Calgary?

The official website says the business serves Calgary, Banff, Canmore and rural Alberta. Its about page also names Lake Louise and says the team is willing to travel. Travel availability and costs should be confirmed for the specific venue.

How does Something New Wedding Planning handle deposits?

The about page says a 50% deposit is requested when the contract is signed to secure the wedding date. The remaining balance is due one month before the wedding, with major credit cards, e-transfers and cash listed as accepted methods.