I’m a wedding photographer in Orillia, on the south end of beautiful Muskoka. I've rooted my photography in a natural, candid style where my couple's experience is every bit as important as the images. Photos are our return ticket to how we felt and a great photo begins with a great experience.
From the lakes around Gravenhurst to the rocky landscapes of Bracebridge and up into the Algonquin forests near Huntsville... Muskoka is one of the most beautiful areas on the planet. We're so fortunate to call it home.
- Sarah + Alex, Muskoka Bay Club
I've learned a thing or two about weddings, here are some wedding tips to help fuel your planning.
As an Orillia wedding and elopement photographer I shoot primarily here in Muskoka, Ontario however I love visiting the east and west coasts of our beautiful country. If you're getting married in places like Newfoundland, Vancouver Island or the Canadian Rockies let's talk... travel is always included to these areas of our amazing country.
I travel each year for weddings. Whether there’s a spot that’s close to your heart - but not so close to Muskoka - I'll fly anywhere for an I Do.
While I'm based in Muskoka, destination wedding photography is a big part of my success.
Popular for destination weddings have been tropical hot spots like Jamaica and Punta Cana. I believe it's my vibrant yet cinematic style in capturing the beauty of the Caribbean that resonates with couples.
Next up is Europe. My travel is included for Europe so let's talk.
While I make my home and primarily shoot weddings here in Muskoka - I grew up in Northern Ontario and my family still live up there. As a result, my girls and I visit often making me available for weddings in the Sudbury, Blind River and Elliot Lake areas throughout the year.
I'm a father to two beautiful girls so I understand that they really do grow fast. As the years tick by, our walls become full of the moments and milestones we've shared. These photos are our return ticket to yesterday and it's a rare day that we don't stop for a minute to feel the feels packed into each of those frames.