Top 15 Best Photographers in Canada
Canada’s wedding photography scene is bold and refined. Across cities and towns, photographers redefine modern love stories, blending editorial style with real emotion. Their clarity shows in thoughtful composition, natural movement, and a strong sense of atmosphere.
These artists don’t just document weddings—they shape visual legacies. Every frame shows intention, personality, and a timeless perspective. This selection features 15 leading Canadian wedding photographers, noted for originality, consistency, and the power of their images.
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Koko King
Koko King’s work is defined by responsiveness and emotional intuition. She does not follow a fixed visual formula—instead, her approach shifts with the couple, the setting, and the day's atmosphere. Drawing from both film and digital media, she creates imagery that feels layered and intentional, balancing softness with clarity. Movement, texture, and natural interaction play a central role, giving her photographs a sense of depth and quiet sophistication.
Editorial influence appears naturally in her compositions, yet nothing feels imposed or overworked. She allows moments to develop on their own terms, stepping in only when direction strengthens the visual impact. This balance between structure and observation gives her work its distinct character—honest, expressive, and grounded in real experience. Each image holds presence, preserving not just how the moment looked, but the emotional weight it carried.
Jennifer Moher
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Jennifer Moher brings cinematic style to weddings, shaped by two decades and over 600 documented celebrations. Based in Toronto, she treats each wedding as a living story, guided by emotion, atmosphere, and connection. Her images arise from careful observation, capturing defining moments and the quiet spaces in between. Influenced by cinema, nostalgia, and natural light, her images feel intimate and enduring.
Jennifer begins by listening and learning about each couple to inform her visual direction. Through gentle guidance and collaboration, she lets moments unfold naturally, producing honest and personal photos. By limiting her weddings each year, she ensures every story has her full creative attention, turning moments into timeless memories.
Mango Studios
Founded in 2004, Mango Studios began as a creative partnership and has since become a leading wedding team from Toronto to Miami. Their pursuit of authentic emotion evolved into a team known for sharp, expressive images grounded in reality. Their style combines an editorial edge with natural movement, with clean lines and genuine presence standing out.
Their strategy emphasizes attentiveness over control. The team senses each wedding’s rhythm, knowing when to be present or step back. This allows immersive, true visual stories, rich with atmosphere, personality, and place.
Amrit
There is a quiet confidence in the way Amrit approaches a wedding day—never rushed, never forced. Founded by Amrit Grewal, the studio is unique for its documentary instinct, shaped long before weddings entered the picture. His early work focused on landscapes and everyday life, training his eye to recognize meaning in natural, unrepeatable moments. This background gives his wedding work a signature clarity and restraint distinct from others.
His visual language blends structure with spontaneity. Compositions feel refined and intentional, yet nothing appears staged or disconnected from reality. Cultural traditions, family presence, and atmosphere are treated as essential elements of the story, not background details. This sensitivity allows each wedding to unfold visually with depth and continuity—imagery that feels elegant, grounded, and deeply aware of the moment it preserves.
JuMi Story
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JuMi Story is driven by energy, intention, and visual impact. Founded by Jun Ying, the studio's unique identity centers on photographs with presence—images that feel alive, expressive, and direct. Jun Ying brings a distinctive approach that blends fashion's artistry with authentic reality, resulting in images that balance spontaneity and meticulous craftsmanship, with acute attention to form, posture, and light.
This balance between editorial structure and natural emotion defines the studio’s signature. Couples are guided with purpose, allowing them to look confident and effortless. Every detail—from wardrobe to environment—is part of the visual narrative, resulting in polished photographs full of personality. The final imagery holds both immediacy and timelessness, shaped by instinct, preparation, and sensitivity to how emotion translates visually.
Lace and Luce
Born from the creative partnership of Jennifer Adams and Salvatore Amendola, Lace and Luce offers a dual perspective shaped by heritage, travel, and a shared sensitivity to atmosphere. Their unique dynamic merges Jennifer’s nostalgic, dreamlike imagery with Salvatore’s European-influenced celebration style. This collaboration creates work that feels intimate and expressive, standing out for its blend of emotional subtlety and confident visual presence.
Their strength lies in contrast and harmony. Jennifer gravitates toward quiet, emotional moments, often disappearing into the rhythm of the day to capture what unfolds naturally, while Salvatore brings energy and interaction, drawing out the spirit of the celebration. This interplay gives their imagery a layered character—refined yet warm, elegant yet full of life. Every frame carries a sense of place, emotion, and human connection, shaped by a distinctly personal point of view.
Liza Litvinovich
An effortless sense of balance defines Liza Litvinovich's approach to a wedding day. Based in Toronto and working internationally, she brings together documentary instinct and editorial precision, creating imagery that feels both elevated and deeply personal. Her eye is drawn to clean lines, natural movement, and the day's emotional undercurrent, resulting in photographs that feel current without losing their sense of permanence.
Editorial clarity grounds her work, but emotion leads the way. She composes intentionally and lets moments unfold, giving her images quiet strength—elegant and authentic. The result feels immersive, modern, and sincere.
Meghan Hemstra
Meghan Hemstra photographs weddings with refined clarity that feels both modern and enduring. Her work centers on thoughtfully designed celebrations, where every element—from quiet, intimate exchanges to striking portraits—is approached with equal care, ensuring each moment is authentically captured for each couple. She creates imagery that is polished yet natural, allowing both the event's elegance and her clients' personalities to coexist and be celebrated.
Her perspective is guided by intention and sensitivity to detail. Meghan balances presence and restraint, stepping in when direction elevates the moment and stepping back when authenticity speaks for itself. This awareness shapes galleries that are cohesive, elevated, and individual—reflecting not only how the day looked, but the atmosphere and emotion.
Beige Weddings
Beige Weddings was founded by Bobo Zhao, whose creative path began in fashion photography before naturally evolving into wedding storytelling. The studio’s particular value stems from a fine art background and deep experience with film photography, resulting in a visual language that conveys elegance, restraint, and emotional depth. Their lasting connection to analog aesthetics is a unique hallmark.
The studio is recognized for its ability to transform real moments into refined, emotionally resonant imagery. Drawing from editorial discipline, each frame is carefully considered without losing its authenticity. Composition, color, and atmosphere work together to create photographs that feel both intimate and visually striking. Their signature lies in preserving emotion with clarity and intention—imagery that reflects not only how the day appeared, but the emotional reality of living through it.
Isabella Villani
Isabella Villani reflects a perspective shaped by travel, cultural depth, and a lifelong connection to fashion imagery. What distinguishes Isabella is her editorial sensibility combined with an ability to preserve emotional immediacy. Her photographs, influenced by magazine aesthetics yet grounded in real experience, uniquely balance refinement and vivid authenticity.
Her signature lies in restraint and intention. Rather than chasing constant action, she focuses on subtle gestures, light, and the quiet moments that define the day's emotional rhythm. Each frame is built with clarity and purpose, allowing elegance to emerge naturally. The result is imagery that feels intimate, cinematic, and enduring—photographs that carry both visual sophistication and emotional permanence.
Sara Claudia Photo
Sara Kelly-Grout, the photographer behind Sara Claudia Photo, developed her approach from a deeply personal connection to storytelling and human experience. What began as a quiet, instinctive love for photography evolved into a practice centered on preserving moments exactly as they are lived. Working across digital, film, and Super 8, she creates imagery that feels textured and immersive, holding onto both atmosphere and emotional nuance.
At the core of her process is careful observation guided by timing and visual awareness. She allows moments to fully develop before shaping them through light and composition, bringing clarity without interrupting their authenticity. This approach results in photographs that feel natural yet intentional—images where emotion, environment, and presence exist in balance, creating visual narratives that remain meaningful over time.
Will Reid Photo
Will Reid Photo was founded by Reid Lambshead, whose perspective was shaped through years of travel, formal art education, and early training in fashion and commercial photography. That foundation remains visible in his work today—an instinct for composition, proportion, and visual restraint combined with a deep sensitivity to human emotion. His approach is driven by a desire to preserve moments as they exist in real time, with clarity, intention, and emotional permanence.
Nostalgia sits at the center of his visual language. He blends spontaneous, unscripted emotion with refined editorial structure, creating photographs that feel both immediate and enduring. Nothing appears forced or exaggerated; each frame holds a quiet confidence, allowing atmosphere and connection to take precedence. The result is imagery that feels timeless and emotionally grounded—photographs built not only to document, but to be returned to and felt again.
Tessa Shannon
Rooted in the belief that the most meaningful photographs are those that emerge naturally, without interruption or performance, Tessa Shannon approaches weddings with a deep sensitivity to memory and emotion. This perspective was shaped early in her life, when photography became a way to preserve fleeting moments and human connection. She prioritizes what unfolds quietly—the in-between gestures, subtle expressions, and details that often pass unnoticed—allowing the story to emerge with honesty and clarity.
Her approach centers on observation and deliberate composition. She allows moments to fully form before shaping them into a frame, using light, space, and timing to create visual clarity without disrupting authenticity. Nothing feels staged or exaggerated. The result is imagery that feels grounded and enduring—photographs that hold emotional depth while maintaining a clean, timeless presence.
Nicole Plett
Nicole Plett builds her work around intuition, atmosphere, and a deep commitment to film photography. Working primarily with analog formats, she embraces the unpredictability and tactile quality that film brings—subtle grain, nuanced color, and a sense of presence that cannot be replicated. Her background in fine art shapes how she sees a wedding day, not as a sequence of posed moments, but as a living environment filled with rhythm, emotion, and visual tension.
Her photographs carry a distinct stillness. She does not rush to capture everything; instead, she focuses on moments that carry emotional weight and visual clarity. Light, texture, and natural interaction guide her decisions, resulting in imagery that feels raw yet composed. Each frame reflects a commitment to permanence—photographs created not for immediate impact, but to remain relevant and meaningful long after the moment itself has passed.
515 Photo Co.
Founded by Jaycee Newman, 515 Photo Co. operates as a full creative studio where multiple photographers, designers, and production specialists work in sync to shape each wedding’s visual outcome. With roots in the industry dating back over two decades, the studio developed a signature grounded in intention and consistency. Their work carries a refined structure—clean composition, controlled use of light, and a tonal palette that gives each image depth and presence without relying on passing trends.
The studio is recognized for its collaborative approach and strong visual cohesion. Every photographer within the team works within a clearly defined artistic framework, ensuring continuity across every celebration they document. Film and digital formats are used deliberately, depending on the atmosphere and visual goals of the day. This creates imagery that feels polished yet emotionally grounded—photographs that reflect both the scale of the event and the individuality of the people within it.
The photographers featured here represent the strength and evolution of Canada’s wedding industry. Their work speaks through subtle details, confident aesthetics, and an instinct for capturing moments that feel both intimate and iconic. They understand that every wedding holds its own rhythm, and they translate it into imagery that feels deeply personal. Choosing the right photographer means choosing how your story will be remembered. These artists offer more than technical skill—they bring perspective, artistry, and the ability to preserve emotion in its most honest form. Their images don’t follow trends; they quietly outlast them.
