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Last reviewed: July 31, 2026 | Longueuil | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Business status: Active.
Turquoise Marketing now operates under the name Turquoise Événements. The company’s official About page makes this connection explicitly, identifying Turquoise Événements as a Montreal-based event-planning business founded by Elise Bernier-Gravel and formerly known as Turquoise Marketing. This direct first-party statement resolves the name change even though the website attached to the old directory record no longer represents the wedding business.
For couples comparing a wedding planner in Longueuil, the current official site documents two relevant options: day-of wedding coordination and full wedding planning. The website lists Montreal and Longueuil as its contact area, but it does not publish a verified street address. This profile was last reviewed on July 31, 2026, using the current Turquoise Événements website.
The current business name is Turquoise Événements. Its official About page says the company was formerly known as Turquoise Marketing and was officially created by Elise in 2017 after earlier freelance work in marketing, events, communications and social media. The same page names Elise Bernier-Gravel as the founder.
The former turquoisebb.com address should not be used to assess or contact this wedding-planning company; it now presents an unrelated fashion and lifestyle publication. The official business information used here comes from the Turquoise Événements WordPress site, where the former Turquoise Marketing name, wedding services and current contact details appear together.
Turquoise Événements offers day-of wedding coordination and full wedding planning. Its day-of service is described in useful operational detail: it typically includes unlimited remote pre-wedding meetings, availability for questions, set-up, vendor management, welcoming guests, managing the wedding-day schedule, coordinating transitions between the ceremony, cocktail period and reception, and tear-down.
The homepage also describes wedding planning as an end-to-end service tailored to the event. Beyond weddings, the company lists corporate events, conferences, launches, celebrations, trade shows, bachelor or bachelorette events, media events and influencer events. Couples should keep the initial consultation focused on the wedding-specific scope because the company works across several event types.
The official site describes the company as Montreal-based and displays “Montréal & Longueuil” in its contact information. It may therefore suit couples holding a wedding in Montreal or Longueuil who want either end-to-end planning or someone to take responsibility for logistics on the wedding day.
The site does not define a wider travel radius or list specific South Shore municipalities beyond Longueuil. Couples planning elsewhere in Greater Montreal should confirm whether their venue is covered and whether travel time, mileage, parking or accommodation would affect the quote.
A confirmed strength is the unusually specific description of the typical day-of coordination scope. Couples can see that the role may include vendor management, guest arrival, schedule oversight, event transitions, set-up and tear-down rather than relying on a vague promise of coordination. The About page also documents the founder’s commerce degree in marketing from McGill University, master’s degree in marketing from HEC Montréal and event-planning background.
The main limitations are informational. The website does not publish a street address, detailed package comparison, contract terms, cancellation policy, insurance information, team size or a clearly defined travel boundary. Its wedding page describes what the day-of service “typically” includes, so that list should not be assumed to be a guaranteed package until it appears in a written proposal.
The official wedding page currently displays a starting rate of $700 for day-of wedding coordination and $1,500 for wedding planning. It also states that pricing may change after the company evaluates the client’s exact needs. These are starting figures, not complete package totals or guaranteed quotes.
The page does not specify whether the displayed amounts include taxes, which currency notation is intended, how many on-site hours are included, or whether travel, assistants, rehearsal attendance and unusually early set-up or late tear-down cost extra. Couples should request a dated, itemized quote and confirm everything included before comparing it with another planner’s proposal.
The current official phone number is 514-775-4191. The site also publishes turquoiseevenementsmtl@gmail.com in its footer, while the wedding-services page gives Elise’s direct email address. The business does not provide an online availability calendar or a verified street address.
When enquiring, include the wedding date, venue and municipality, estimated guest count, ceremony and reception locations, requested service level, expected set-up and tear-down responsibilities, and the approximate hours of coverage. That information should help the company determine whether the published starting price is relevant to the event.
Ask whether the business is available on the wedding date and whether Elise will personally lead the work. For day-of coordination, establish when responsibility transfers from the couple to the coordinator, how many planning meetings are included, when vendor communication begins and who creates the final timeline.
The written agreement should identify on-site hours, staffing, rehearsal coverage, set-up and tear-down duties, vendor-contact responsibilities, travel charges, taxes, payment schedule, cancellation and postponement terms, and contingency arrangements if the assigned coordinator becomes unavailable. Couples seeking full planning should also ask which planning, sourcing, budgeting and contract-review tasks are included, since the public site does not provide a detailed full-planning package.
Yes. The official Turquoise Événements About page explicitly says the company was formerly known as Turquoise Marketing. Couples should use the current business name and official WordPress website when making an enquiry.
Yes. The official wedding page says its typical service includes remote pre-wedding meetings, set-up, vendor management, welcoming guests, schedule management, transitions between major parts of the day and tear-down. Exact inclusions must be confirmed in the contract.
The official wedding page displays starting rates of $700 for day-of coordination and $1,500 for wedding planning. The company notes that prices can change after evaluating the couple’s needs, and the page does not clarify taxes or possible travel and staffing charges.
The official site displays Montreal and Longueuil in its contact area. It does not define a broader travel radius, so couples should provide their venue address and confirm coverage and any travel-related charges directly.
Phone: 514-775-4191





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