Stylish Events

do our entire mandap and they had so many different options to choose from to really ensure you get the vision you wanted. Everything turned out beautiful!

d genuinely invested in bringing our vision to life. She listened closely to our ideas, offered thoughtful suggestions, and somehow managed to elevate everything beyond our already needy expectations. On the day of the wedding, everything was executed flawlessly. Her arrangements were jaw-droppingly stunning—elegant, lush, and perfect. The staff were just as impressive: professional, efficient, and clearly experienced at navigating our venue. They moved with quiet confidence and knew exactly what needed to be done without any direction from us for the setup. Maliha's artistry and professionalism made her one of our favorite vendors to work with. She didn’t just meet our expectations—she exceeded them in every way. We’re so grateful to have found her!

budget. Stylish Events is also a preferred vendor at our venue, so we felt confident that they would deliver. In September of 2024, we met with Maliha for our finalization meeting. At this meeting, we felt it more difficult to get our vision across to the designer. After this meeting, I called, expressed my concerns, and scheduled another meeting for a finalization. My second finalization was with Jonathan. Jonathan called me a few times to follow up, asking for inspiration pictures. Additionally, he called to confirm the flowers as he ordered them. Day of the wedding, my husband went to pick up the bouquets and his corsage. One look at the flowers and I could not believe how far off they were from our discussions. We had discussed a vision of wintery, muted colors and blue thistle. The flowers delivered were bright purple and blue thistle. I called Stylish Events immediately with the hope to rectify this quickly as my wedding was just hours away. From the get go, Maliha mentioned that they could not get the roses & I had only just questioned why they would not have called me prior to the event and we could have picked another color. I was left with an on the spot decision to change the color of the roses. While I do appreciate that the team came to change out the roses & centerpieces with ivory roses, it does not take away that this preventable problem occurred the morning of my wedding. After the wedding I went to the florist. Here, I asked to speak to Maliha to further discuss this mishap. While they did fix the problem the day of, the quality of the arrangements and bouquets were not up to par with what we expected or paid for. There were large gaps in the centerpieces where there was a clear lack of flowers. Roses were fluffed up to “fill the gaps”. In this meeting, no apologies were given, only excuses. At this point it is still unclear if the flowers were not available, if they sent the wrong ones or who is “at fault”. Valentine's day was used as an excuse as well, but the reason we went with a large company was because of their ability to obtain flowers and take orders in lieu of the holiday. Maliha mentioned how difficult it was for them that morning to find the new flowers and how much they scrambled to get them together.I had already told them I appreciated their efforts that morning, but honestly, what was the alternative? This meeting ended with Maliha saying she would ask the owner about compensation. Following this meeting, it took 3 calls to get in touch to follow up. I was told the owner was busy with other businesses, the designer Jonathan was new & once again that they had a crazy morning when they had to “drop everything” to fix my flowers. As if doing that was truly enough. I also was told that because I was given a complementary bouquet and boutonniere, tha they could offer me $150 in compensation. We paid them close to 4,000. Eventually, after many more phone calls, they offered $350 as a refund. In order to receive this money, I was told that I would have to fill out a refund agreement form. By signing this form I was agreeing to an “NDA” where I could not speak of this refund or the terms, agreeing to not post any review on social media. Needless to say, I told them my review was more valuable to me than the $350.

owever the time leading up to and my wedding day was extremely disappointing. All of the boutonnieres either arrived broken or broke before the ceremony. I had to call them WHILE taking family photos to at least bring a new one for the groom which met with resistance from the company who is stationed only 20 minutes away from my venue. Yes, someone did arrive to bring two new ones but this should not have been an issue and also it was the wrong color. My bridesmaids bouquets were extremely underwhelming. The second I saw them, I was upset. They did not look at all like the pictures presented to me at my final in-person appointment with them, which I never saw a live flower arrangement from them which is concerning. The bouquets were small and all the roses were still closed up and looked like they wouldn't be ready for another two days. I did call the vendor after my wedding day to explain my disappointment and concerns which was at first met with sympathy but then I had to continue to follow up with them which led to asking for my silence but I rather tell my experience so another bride can be informed. Seeing that this vendor only has 20 reviews on the knot is a major red flag which I wish I noticed earlier!