For me, wedding photography isn’t just about pretty pictures — it’s about telling the story of one incredible day when all your favourite people came together to celebrate you.
About 90% of what I shoot is documentary, capturing honest, unscripted moments as they unfold. But I also love carving out time for creative portraits that feel natural, cinematic, and totally you.
Wherever your day takes us — a city loft, a forest ceremony, or a packed dance floor in Old Montreal — I’ll be looking for light, emotion, and those blink-and-you-miss-it moments that define the day.
I work best with couples who break traditions, who care more about how it feels than how it looks, and who want a photographer who blends in like an old friend rather than a hired vendor.
I only photograph a limited number of weddings each year so I can give every couple the time, care, and creativity their story deserves.
If that sounds like your kind of wedding, let’s talk.
You’ve probably seen the usual buzzwords — “capturing the moments,” “telling the story,” and then something about “8 hours of coverage.”
That’s like buying a novel with half the chapters missing.
When I say unlimited wedding coverage, I mean it.
If you’re getting ready at 8 a.m., I’ll be there.
If the dance floor’s still packed at midnight, I’ll still be there, camera in hand, documenting the chaos and joy.
From helping you plan timelines to recommending trusted Montreal vendors who’ll fit your vision, I’m part of your team from day one.
Because you’re not just booking a photographer — you’re booking someone who’s completely invested in your story.
When you book me, you’re not just booking a photographer. You are booking someone who is completely invested in you and your day.
Whether it’s a vineyard in Tuscany, a cliffside in Ireland, or a lakeside ceremony in the Laurentians, I love photographing couples who make their own rules.
Every destination wedding is unique, so reach out for a custom quote.
Travel and accommodation costs are billed at cost.
Recently more and more couples have chosen to opt for an intimate micro-wedding.
All the micro-weddings I’ve photographed have been absolutely amazing and a real pleasure to be witness to. The joy and excitement remain, even with fewer guests.
We can arrange a Zoom call to chat through timings for the day and work out what suits your needs the best.
As a wedding photographer myself, Steve was always who I wanted to photograph our wedding. His friendly, approachable demeanour, coupled with a complete command of a truly unique array of photographic techniques, were the perfect match for us. In a word, awesome.
A 2-hour session is $600 + tx (Canada) or £400 (UK) and includes all the edited hi-resolution images. Cool stuff like framed prints and coffee table books are available to purchase after the photos are delivered. We can do one or multiple locations, and I’m more than happy to travel anywhere. Travel costs may apply.
The session itself is $600 + tx (Canada) or £400 (UK) and includes all edited hi-resolution images with full permission to print. I usually only shoot one session per day, so you’ll have time to relax and enjoy the shoot. Family sessions usually last a couple of hours, but we stay flexible so we catch the kids at their best.
Cool stuff like framed prints, wall products and coffee table books are available to purchase after the photos are delivered.
I am currently doing a special deal for bands and artists of an hour’s photoshoot on location for just $300.
From the shoot, you would get a varied selection of images taken in different locations, giving the impression that the pictures were taken at different times and places rather than all in one session. I always recommend bands/artists bring at least two changes of tops/jackets/shirts etc, to help get a range of varied images.
You’d get a selection of colour and black & white shots, plus we can do individual band member shots separately.
If you’d like me to shoot a live gig, the fee is just $200.
I’m based between Montreal, Canada and the UK but I shoot all over the world
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