Toronto wedding, newborn and family photography
Photographer in Toronto
Weddings are what most Torontonians search for when they look for a photographer, and they are where we start: calm, honest coverage of the whole day, from city gardens to the lakefront.
Toronto sessions
A Toronto Wedding, Told the Way It Felt
Toronto weddings move fast. There is traffic between the ceremony and the venue, a tight window for portraits and a long list of family groupings. We plan the timeline with you ahead of time so the portraits happen in good light and the rest of the day can unfold without anyone watching the clock.
Toronto families also book us for newborn sessions, family portraits and the occasional dog who refuses to sit still. Whatever the session, the approach is the same: relaxed direction, real moments and photos that look like you.
What we photograph
Photography Sessions in Toronto
Every session type is available in Toronto. Tap a card to learn more.
Wedding Photography in Toronto
Getting ready, the ceremony, family photos and the dance floor, plus a portrait session at a park or garden that suits your venue.
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Newborn and Baby Photography in Toronto
Gentle sessions in the first weeks, often at home in your own nursery or living room, with time built in for feeds and cuddles.
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Family Photography in Toronto
Relaxed portraits in a Toronto park or your own neighbourhood, with grandparents, siblings and the family dog welcome.
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Pet Photography in Toronto
Outdoor portraits for city dogs who know every tree on the block, or calm indoor sessions for cats and shy pets.
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Photo Spots in Toronto
High Park
Toronto’s largest urban park mixes woodland, open lawns, trails and gardens, and its cherry trees draw big crowds in blossom season. Plenty of quieter corners make it work for couples and families alike.
Toronto Music Garden
A waterfront garden on Queens Quay West planted with native and ornamental perennials, grasses and flowering shrubs, with wrought iron details. Its layout was inspired by a Bach cello suite.
Toronto Island Park
A short ferry ride across the harbour leads to beaches, tree-lined paths and open views back to the downtown skyline, a favourite for engagement photos.
Bluffer’s Park
A lakefront park in Scarborough with a beach below the Scarborough Bluffs and wide views of the cliffs and Lake Ontario. Stay well back from the bluff edges, which are unstable.
Hours, access and rules for photography can change, so please check with the City of Toronto before your session. We are happy to help you choose a spot when we plan.
Questions
Photography in Toronto: FAQ
How much does wedding photography cost in Toronto?
Pricing depends on the session, so the honest answer is a quote for your plans: call (647) 309-4438 or email info@nemiphotography.com for a quote. It helps to share your date, the venue and the hours of coverage you have in mind.
Where are some good places to take pictures in Toronto?
High Park, the Toronto Music Garden on the waterfront, Toronto Island Park and Bluffer’s Park are all lovely for portraits. We will suggest the one that fits your venue, the season and the look you want. Rules for photography can change, so check with the City of Toronto before you go.
Is 500 photos enough for a wedding?
For many weddings it is plenty, but the right number depends on how long the day is, how many guests there are and how much is happening. We focus on telling the story well rather than reaching a count, and we talk through coverage with you before the day.
What time of day is best for outdoor photos?
The hour or two before sunset gives the warmest, softest light, and early morning is quieter in busy parks like High Park. For Toronto weddings we try to schedule couple portraits close to golden hour when the timeline allows, and use open shade if the portraits fall at midday.
Nearby Areas We Serve
Nemi Photography also works with couples, families and pet owners near Toronto.
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Let’s Plan Your Session
Call or email to talk about the photos you have in mind, the date you are planning and where you would like to be photographed.