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Last reviewed: August 23, 2026 | Burnaby | Wedding Decorations |
Business status: Not yet verified under the current review process.
Last reviewed: August 23, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.
Couples searching for Table and Company Burnaby wedding decorations may encounter an older Canada Wedding Guide listing, but no current official website or first-party page was supplied for verification. The available evidence does not establish the company’s present services, location, contact details, pricing or operating status. This profile is therefore marked review pending rather than active.
The earlier listing associated the business with Burnaby and the Wedding Decorations category, but legacy listing text is context only and cannot substantiate current claims. It should not be used to assume that the company still operates, serves the same area or offers the same type of work. Last reviewed: August 23, 2026.
No current service menu from an identity-verified official source was included in the evidence pack. The legacy listing referred to wedding decor rentals and planning, with examples of decorative items, but those statements have not been confirmed and are not presented here as current services.
Couples should avoid relying on the older description when planning a ceremony or reception. A current official portfolio, rental catalogue, service page or written proposal would be needed to establish what Table and Company now provides, if the business is operating.
Burnaby appears in the existing CWG company record, but no official page confirms a present business address or service area. The legacy street address has therefore been omitted. There is also no evidence showing whether work is limited to Burnaby, extends elsewhere in Metro Vancouver or is available in other parts of British Columbia.
Without verified service information, it is not possible to identify which wedding styles, venue types, budgets or levels of planning support may be a suitable match. Couples considering the company would first need to confirm its identity and current availability through an authoritative first-party channel.
There are no company-specific strengths that can presently be confirmed from first-party evidence. Assigning strengths based on the legacy description would risk turning an old promotional statement into a current factual claim.
The main practical limitation is the absence of an identity-matched official website. No current contact details, service pages, portfolio, policies or operating information were supplied. This does not establish that the business is closed; it means its current status cannot be responsibly determined from the available evidence.
Current prices are not published. No verified package list, rental rate sheet, minimum spend, deposit schedule or fee policy was provided. The older listing also does not serve as evidence of present pricing.
If a verified contact channel becomes available, couples should request an itemized written estimate. It should distinguish rental charges, design or planning fees, delivery, setup, teardown, labour, damage deposits, taxes, travel and any venue-related surcharges. They should also ask how substitutions, date changes and cancellations affect the total.
No official website, email address or telephone number passed the identity check, so none is published in this profile. The legacy address is likewise excluded because it was not copied from a current official page.
Couples should verify that any future website or contact account clearly identifies Table and Company and connects the business to wedding services before sharing personal details or paying a deposit. A written agreement should identify the contracting business, selected services, dates, locations, payment schedule and cancellation terms.
Before treating this listing as a booking lead, couples should establish whether the business is currently operating and whether the person or entity responding is connected to the company in the CWG record. They should then confirm the exact services, service area and availability for their date.
For decor or rental work, practical questions include who supplies, transports, installs and removes each item; whether venue approval is required; and who is responsible for loss or damage. For any planning component, couples should ask which coordination tasks are included and which remain their responsibility.
The supplied evidence does not establish the company’s current operating status or service area. No identity-verified official website or current first-party contact page was available. The company has not been marked closed.
Current services cannot be confirmed. An older CWG description mentioned decor rentals and planning, but legacy content is not proof of a present offering. Couples should obtain a current official service list before relying on those details.
Current prices are not published. No verified pricing or package page was supplied, so couples would need an itemized written quotation from a confirmed official representative.
No verified telephone number, email address or official website is available in the supplied evidence. Contact details should not be inferred from the unverified legacy record.





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