EvEnt planning madE simplE‌ and fun By Suzanne Huber Photos by Self Reflexion Photography and Cinema
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fter helping over 900 brides plan their special wedding days over the last five years, Simple Sentiments owner and operator Tracy Fisher recently expanded her retail space by moving her event design business into a larger location on Circle Drive East. Formerly known as Wedding and Party DĂŠcor by Tracy, the new name, Simple Sentiments, represents a new direction that the rapidly growing event planning company is heading in. The progressive 32
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retail space welcomes brides-to-be to come in and create a customized event exclusive to them with the assistance of a seasoned event design expert. By watching international trends and working with their clients to reflect their own personal style, Saskatoon is fortunate to have Simple Sentiments offering custom and memorable events for all occasions. In her first year, Tracy spent a lot of time networking around the city, seeing what
Saskatoon craved in the event design industry. She did not like the prices and limitations that other service providers were offering and felt the industry was not quite modern enough. She knew she wanted to create something special to offer Saskatoon, and so with her background in theatre design, Tracy felt she could bring something unique to her clients. Before opening she spent three years researching different ideas and coming up with different niches by