Partial Planning is designed for couples who have already booked two or three key vendors — typically venue, catering, and photography — and want expert support to manage the rest. We step in to handle design development, vendor coordination, logistics, and day-of execution. Full Planning is our start-to-finish service, where we guide every decision from venue selection and budget management through to your final send-off. If you are just beginning your planning journey, Full Planning is the right fit.

As early as possible, ideally 12 to 18 months before your wedding date. Toronto and GTA wedding planners at our level book up quickly, particularly for peak season dates in September and October. If your date is under a year away, reach out anyway — we occasionally have availability for well-timed inquiries.

Absolutely and wholeheartedly. With Love Events was built to celebrate every kind of love — regardless of culture, religion, ethnicity, orientation, or family structure. As a queer woman myself, inclusivity is not a policy here, it is personal. We have had the honour of planning celebrations rooted in South Asian, Middle Eastern, African, Caribbean, and European traditions, as well as multicultural weddings that weave multiple heritages together beautifully. LGBTQ+ couples, interfaith couples, non-traditional families — you will never need to explain yourself, edit yourself, or wonder whether you are in a safe space here. Some of our favourite weddings ever have been the ones that looked like nothing we had planned before, and that is exactly how we like it.

Yes. We serve couples throughout the GTA, Muskoka, Niagara, Collingwood, Napanee, and Ontario's wine country. We also take on destination weddings internationally. If your venue is outside these areas, get in touch — we are open to the conversation.

Bold, eclectic, and completely custom. We do not have a signature look because our job is to design around you, not impose a house style. We have planned industrial loft weddings and outdoor garden ceremonies, South Asian celebrations and queer art-gallery receptions. What they all have in common is intentionality — every detail is considered, nothing is default.