MINAZ EVENT BOUTIQUE

Intimate moments,
beautifully styled.

Boutique event styling for intimate celebrations across the GTA.

A place setting on ivory linen with a low cluster of blush garden roses and an unlit taper candle
Tablescape detail · Concept
Sheer ivory fabric moving in window light

We don't start with a theme.
We start with you.

Thoughtfully styled intimate celebrations inspired by the people and moments behind them.

Sheer fabric in window light · Concept
Hands placing a stem of blush ranunculus into a small arrangement
Hands arranging stems · Concept

The approach

Every celebration begins with three things.

  1. 01The person
  2. 02The occasion
  3. 03The atmosphere

and from them, the visual direction.

The flowers, fabric, candles and tables come after that, chosen for the concept rather than pulled from a catalogue. Two thirtieth birthdays. One in wine, dusty rose and candlelight; the other in ivory, black and champagne with almost no flowers at all. Same occasion. Not the same evening.

Person-inspired. Curated. Intimate.

Lit taper candles and coupe glasses along a long table at dusk

Design comes first.
Décor follows.

Tablescapes, flowers, candles, balloons, backdrops, draping and signage are tools. Each is chosen for the direction, and none is in every project.

Candlelight and glassware · Concept

Styling

Chosen for the concept, not the checklist.

  • Tablescapes

    Linen, runners, centrepieces, candles, place cards and menus, composed as one table.

  • Florals

    Fresh, artificial or mixed. Bud vases, centrepieces, ground arrangements and accents around focal areas.

  • Focal installations

    The one place in the room the eye goes first: cake areas, plinths, arches and decorative installations.

  • Backdrops

    Architectural panels, fabric or florals, sized to the room and to the moment they frame.

  • Draping

    Soft textile styling for backdrops, tables, focal areas and floors, editorial rather than covering.

  • Candle styling

    Pillars, tapers, votives and glass cylinders in clusters. Warmth and depth after dark.

  • Balloon styling

    Sculptural, organic and integrated into the design. Present when the concept wants it, absent when it does not.

  • Personalized details

    Names, initials, an age, welcome signage, place cards, menus and small printed pieces.

Portfolio

The most recent evening.

A henna night styled in burgundy and ivory: one long sweet table, chiffon falling from its edge, and candlelight from the first guest to the last.

Directions to start from

Two ways an evening can go.

Two design studies, neither of them a package and neither held yet. Choose the one nearer to how yours should feel and we start there.

The process

Five steps. None of them complicated.

  1. Discover

    Tell us about your celebration.

  2. Design

    We develop a visual direction inspired by you.

  3. Refine

    Together, we finalize the direction and details.

  4. Style

    MINAZ prepares, installs and styles the space.

  5. Celebrate

    You enjoy the moment.

What happens between the steps

About MINAZ

Meet Sajedeh.

Founder & Event Stylist

“The name MINAZ carries my mother with it. Mi Naz is a Gilaki expression of affection meaning my lovely one, a name she called me since I was a little girl. The studio brings together my roots, my love of beauty, and my belief that the most memorable celebrations are not defined by how much décor they have, but by how deeply they reflect the people at the heart of them.”

Sajedeh, founder and event stylist of MINAZ, in a straw hat against ivory linen
Sajedeh · Founder & Event Stylist

Tell us about your celebration.

Tell us who we are celebrating and how the evening should feel. We will show you how MINAZ sees it. We reply within two business days.

Each MINAZ celebration is individually styled. Investment varies based on the scale, design direction, materials and installation requirements of your event.