Wedding and elopement photographer in Toronto

Pricing is shared on request, and we don't publish prices, because it depends on the scope: what is photographed, how long the shoot runs, how many finished images, locations, level of editing and how the photographs will be used. Our guide to what changes the price of a wedding photographer shows how to compare quotes like for like.

Our service is the photography. The ceremony, officiant and venue are separate parts of planning, so ask each provider exactly what their price covers. Our elopement planning guide lists what to ask. For the legal side, start with the official Ontario guidance: Before getting married.

There is no right number. It depends on how long the photographer is with you, how many moments happen and how finished images are counted. Ask whether near-identical frames are included, whether the number is for the whole day or per hour, and whether edited images are counted separately.

Answer three plain questions. Who do you want there? Who must be present? How much of the day do you want photographed? Answers that stay small and personal often point to an elopement, and answers that include a larger gathering often point to a wedding. We photograph both.

Start with how finished images are counted and how you may use them, in print and online. The rest of the list is in the questions section on this page, and our cost guide has a longer checklist.