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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Regina | Wedding Planning |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Wish Productions is a Regina wedding planner and coordinator serving Regina, Saskatchewan and the Okanagan Valley. Its official website identifies Michelle as the lead planner and presents two wedding-focused options: Full Service Planning & Design and Day of Coordination.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. The business has a confirmed official website, current wedding-service information and direct contact details. A street address is not published on the official contact page, so none is listed here.
Wish Productions focuses on wedding planning, design and coordination rather than presenting itself as a venue or a general event directory. The comprehensive option, Full Service Planning & Design, is described as support from the early vision and budget stages through the wedding day. The published inclusions cover vendor sourcing and management, timeline and layout development, wedding design, guest RSVP management, wedding website support, monthly planning meetings, rehearsal coordination, set-up and tear-down, and on-site coordination.
For couples who have already done much of the planning, Day of Coordination is the narrower published service. It includes four planning meetings before the wedding, preparation of a wedding-day timeline, vendor confirmations, rehearsal coordination and on-site support on the day. The business also supplies planning tools such as a checklist, budget tracker, timeline template, guest and RSVP tracker, and floor-plan software for this service.
Wish Productions explicitly states that it serves Regina, Saskatchewan and the Okanagan Valley. This profile therefore uses Regina as the local-search focus while retaining the second published service region. The official site does not publish a more detailed travel boundary, travel-fee policy or venue list, so couples outside those areas should ask before relying on availability.
The service structure may suit couples deciding between hands-on help across the engagement and support for plans they have already made. Full-service planning is the more appropriate starting point for couples wanting assistance with vendor sourcing, budget work, design and guest logistics. Day-of coordination may fit couples seeking a planner to consolidate the timeline, confirm vendors, coordinate the rehearsal and manage on-site details.
A documented strength is the clearly published division between comprehensive planning and day-of coordination. The full-service list is unusually specific about planning deliverables, including budget management, vendor management, layout and timeline development, guest RSVP tracking, a planning portal, rehearsal coordination and on-site support. The coordination service also states its four-meeting structure and its vendor-confirmation and timeline responsibilities.
Practical limits should be treated as questions for the consultation rather than shortcomings. Package content is described online, but the site says every wedding is quoted according to its scope and the couple’s needs. It also notes that higher guest counts, tented or private-property weddings, unique service scope, and additional set-up or tear-down labour can change package pricing. No physical mailing address is shown on the official contact page.
Wish Productions currently publishes starting prices on its services page: Full Service Planning & Design starts at $6,750, and Day of Coordination starts at $1,950. These are starting figures, not fixed all-in quotes. The site does not state tax treatment, travel costs, overtime, assistant staffing or a complete list of possible add-ons in the published price summary.
The business says weddings are quoted individually based on the scope of work and the couple’s needs. It specifically flags possible adjustments for larger guest counts, tented or private-property weddings, unique service scope, and increased labour for set-up and tear-down. Ask for a written proposal that identifies the exact selected service, deliverables, date coverage and any extra charges.
The official contact page lists michelle@wishproductions.ca and 306-537-9432, along with an online inquiry form. It says an inquiry will receive a response within 48 hours to arrange a consultation call. The services page describes that call as a time to discuss the couple’s story and the services of interest before a proposal, contract and first invoice are sent.
The official site says a wedding date is secured after a signed contract and non-refundable retainer are received. Because dates, service scope and the precise response timing can change, contact Wish Productions directly before making other vendor commitments.
Before booking, ask which package best matches the amount of planning already completed and request the current inclusion list in writing. For Day of Coordination, confirm exactly when the planner begins taking over vendor communication, how rehearsal coverage works, who is present on the wedding day and whether set-up or a room flip is required.
For Full Service Planning & Design, confirm the planned meeting cadence, design deliverables, vendor-selection role, RSVP and wedding-website support, and the boundaries of set-up, tear-down and guest management. Couples planning outside Regina or the Okanagan Valley should also confirm whether their location can be served and whether travel or accommodation costs apply.
The official portfolio displays weddings at venues including Hotel Saskatchewan, Local Market YQR, Skye Cafe & Bistro, Bar Willow, The Glen at Crossmount and a private property. This demonstrates that the website documents work across several named settings, but it should not be read as a guarantee of current relationships, availability or venue-specific packages.
Couples can use the portfolio as a conversation starter: identify the planning and design details that are useful reference points, then ask how the selected service would be adapted to their guest count, venue rules, ceremony and reception schedule, and personal priorities. The official site’s published service descriptions are the more reliable guide to what is included in a current proposal.
Wish Productions publishes Full Service Planning & Design and Day of Coordination. The full-service option includes planning, design, vendor and guest-management tasks through the wedding day; the coordination option includes four planning meetings, a timeline, vendor confirmations, rehearsal coordination and on-site support.
The official services page lists starting prices of $6,750 for Full Service Planning & Design and $1,950 for Day of Coordination. Each wedding receives an individual quote, and the published site notes that scope, guest count, tented or private-property weddings, and additional labour can affect pricing.
Its official website says it serves Regina, Saskatchewan and the Okanagan Valley. It does not publish detailed travel boundaries, so confirm service availability for a specific venue directly.
Couples can use the official inquiry form, email michelle@wishproductions.ca or call 306-537-9432. The published process includes a consultation, proposal, contract and first invoice; the site says a signed contract and non-refundable retainer secure the wedding date.
Phone: 306-537-9432
Website: https://wishproductions.ca/





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