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The Turban Guy

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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Surrey | Men's Wedding Accessories |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

The Turban Guy is a Surrey-based provider of turban tying services, with an official contact address at 10916 130A St, Surrey, BC, Canada V3T 3N8. For couples and wedding parties searching for turban tying services Surrey BC, the business’s own website identifies Surrey and Vancouver as core service locations and lists direct phone and email contact details.

The official site describes Pagg tying services and explains the cultural and Sikh significance of the turban. Its information is useful for a groom, family member or wedding party arranging this part of their attire, but it does not set out formal wedding packages, appointment terms or prices. This profile therefore distinguishes confirmed details from points to settle directly before booking. Last reviewed: August 11, 2026.

Services and specialization

The confirmed official website presents The Turban Guy as a turban tying service. Its homepage is titled “Turban Tying Services Surrey BC Canada” and uses the heading “Turban Tying Services in Vancouver and Surrey, BC, Canada.” The same page says the business provides Pagg tying services.

The site also provides cultural context on turbans, including their association with Sikhism and Punjabi culture. The About page describes the operator’s upbringing in Punjab and early experience learning to tie a turban. That background helps explain the business’s narrow service focus, although couples should not interpret it as a published credential, certification or guarantee of a particular style.

For a wedding, the practical confirmed service is turban/Pagg tying. The official pages reviewed do not list named bridal-party or groom packages, accessory sales, styling consultations, rentals, fabric supply or separate event-day coordination. If any of these matter to the group, ask about them when making contact rather than assuming they are included.

Confirmed: turban tying services.
Confirmed: Pagg tying services.
Not published on the reviewed official pages: package names, included accessories, rentals or a menu of turban styles.

Service area and who it may suit

The homepage expressly names Surrey and Vancouver, BC, and says Pagg tying services are available in Surrey, Vancouver, Kent and Seattle, as well as “most of the North American continent.” The contact page gives a Surrey, British Columbia address, so Surrey is the clearest local starting point for enquiries.

This may suit couples or wedding parties who need a turban tied as part of Sikh or Punjabi wedding attire and who are planning in Surrey or Vancouver. The Kent and Seattle references may be relevant for cross-border events, but the official site does not explain whether service is performed at the Surrey address, at an event venue, by travel, or through another arrangement. Travel coverage, timing and any travel charge need direct confirmation.

Core locations named on the official site: Surrey and Vancouver, BC.
Additional locations named: Kent and Seattle, Washington.
Confirm the event location and whether on-site service is available.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the business’s clear specialization: the official website is dedicated to turban and Pagg tying rather than presenting a broad, undefined menswear offering. It also supplies a direct contact phone number, email address and street address, which gives couples more than one way to start a booking conversation.

Another useful feature is the site’s straightforward explanation of the turban’s cultural and spiritual place in Sikh life. For a couple coordinating culturally significant attire, that context may make the service especially relevant. It is a description of the business’s focus, not an independent assessment of quality or customer experience.

The practical limitation is the level of published booking detail. The reviewed pages do not state appointment availability, how much lead time is needed, how long a tying appointment takes, the number of people that can be served, or whether multiple wedding-party members can be scheduled together. These are important logistics questions for a wedding morning and should be confirmed before relying on the service.

Strength: specialist turban/Pagg tying focus documented on the official website.
Strength: direct phone, email and Surrey contact address are published.
Limitation: timing, group capacity, travel terms and appointment process are not published.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official pages reviewed provide no rates, starting prices, deposits, travel fees, package prices or cancellation terms.

Ask for a written quote that identifies the number of people to be served, the requested location, event date and timing, any travel component, what the client should bring, and the payment or deposit schedule. This helps keep a comparison with other wedding-attire services meaningful without presuming that a quoted rate includes items the website does not mention.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Published rates: none found on the reviewed official pages.
Confirm deposits, travel costs, payment timing and change or cancellation terms in writing.

Contact and booking

The official contact page lists The Turban Guy at 10916 130A St, Surrey, BC, Canada V3T 3N8. The published phone number is (604) 551-7827, and the email address is contact@theturbanguy.com. The site also includes a contact form.

For an efficient first enquiry, provide the wedding or event date, city or venue, desired service time, number of people needing a turban tied and whether the request is for an individual or a group. State the style or colour expectations if the party has them. The website does not publish a booking workflow, so a direct conversation is the appropriate way to establish availability and scope.

Phone: (604) 551-7827.
Email: contact@theturbanguy.com.
Website contact form: available on the official contact page.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that The Turban Guy is available for your date and whether the service can be provided where and when you need it. This is particularly important for Vancouver-area, Kent or Seattle events, since the site names those places but does not describe travel conditions.

Also confirm exactly what the service covers. Ask whether clients provide their own turban fabric, whether a preferred tying style can be accommodated, the expected time per person, how early the wedding party should be ready, and whether there is a minimum booking size. Request the total price and any deposit, travel, overtime, rescheduling or cancellation terms in writing.

Finally, make sure the plan fits the wedding-day schedule. If several people need service, ask whether one person can be handled at a time, whether an assistant is available, and what contingency applies if the event runs late. These are planning questions arising from details that are not published, not indications of a problem with the business.