Events that are handled.

In every sense of the word.

From fundraisers, to galas, golf tournaments and more, we’ll think through the details so you don’t have to.

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A large, elegant indoor event space with a high ceiling, floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing a view of trees and a water body outside, and a stage area. The room has several round tables with white tablecloths, neatly set with glassware, plates, and utensils. The space is decorated in a modern style with dark accents and natural light streaming in.

Studio K is a corporate event planning practice led by Krystyn Persaud. Built on over a decade of precision, execution, and relationships that last well past the final guest. Krystyn brings a deep love of hospitality to every event she plans — the kind that comes from someone who genuinely believes good food, good wine, and good company are worth getting right.

Outdoor event setup with rows of white folding chairs, a building with a metal roof, string lights overhead, and a decorative arch with flowers, under a cloudy sky.

CONFERENCES

FUNDRAISERS

GALAS

GOLF TOURNAMENTS

MEETINGS

WEDDING COORDINATION

PRIVATE EVENTS

CORPORATE RETREATS

SPEAKER & GUEST MANAGEMENT

EVENT LOGISTICS

PRODUCTION SUPPORT

CONFERENCES • FUNDRAISERS • GALAS • GOLF TOURNAMENTS • MEETINGS • WEDDING COORDINATION • PRIVATE EVENTS • CORPORATE RETREATS • SPEAKER & GUEST MANAGEMENT • EVENT LOGISTICS • PRODUCTION SUPPORT •

People raising glasses of wine in a toast on a marble table, with bottles of wine and glasses of water around.

From the first strategy session to the final round of applause, we manage every detail so you don't have to think about any of them. Across corporate, non-profit, education, and association sectors — all across Canada.

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13+

Years

300+

Events

2026

Studio K est.

26

Clients served

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Whether you have a full concept or just a date on the calendar, we’d love to hear about how we can help bring your next event to life.

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