Getting married soon, not someday? Let's talk.
Most wedding photographers around here are booked a year out. I've kept my calendar open specifically for elopements, micro weddings and small, intimate ceremonies — including the ones happening in a few weeks, not a few seasons. Same attention as a full wedding day, sized and priced for a smaller one.
Check Availability →Based in Lindsay · Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough, Durham, Northumberland, Orillia, Barrie
A few small days, done right
Two hours or eight — same job: stay close enough to catch it.
Built for short notice, not just small
A lot of elopements and micro weddings happen because plans changed, timing moved up, or you just decided you didn't want the year-long version. This page exists for that — a shorter path from "we picked a date" to "it's booked," with pricing you can see before you ever have to ask.
One photographer, no big production, no twenty-minute posed sequence. I stay out of the way until the moment needs someone there to catch it — same instinct as a full wedding day, just applied to a smaller one.
Where I cover
Published pricing, no call required
Most photographers in this area hide pricing behind an inquiry form. Here's exactly what it costs.
Just the vows and the two of you after — the classic elopement.
- Vows, plus time after for portraits
- Edited online gallery
- Ideal for courthouse or backyard elopements
Getting ready through the toast — room to breathe for a small or intimate wedding.
- Everything in The Ceremony
- Getting ready through the toast
- Room for a small guest list
Full coverage, start to finish — the same day a bigger wedding gets, just a smaller guest list.
- Everything in The Half Day
- Full day, start to finish
- Same coverage as a full wedding day
Add-ons
Planning a full wedding day instead? See pricing for couples, starting at $3,300 for 6–8 hours.
From couples who eloped
“I cannot say enough good things about Evan! He is so responsive, patient, and obviously takes amazing photos.”Tiff & Tom · Lakefield, Ontario 2025
“Evan is awesome to work with. Short notice ceremony, but you wouldn't know it from the photos we received!”Dimitri & Jasmin · Kawartha Lakes, Ontario 2023
Before you reach out
How much does elopement photography cost in Ontario?+
Coverage is published in three tiers: The Ceremony (2 hours) is $1,200, The Half Day (4 hours) is $2,300, and The Whole Day (6–8 hours) is $3,300. All CAD, all include an edited online gallery.
Can you take a short-notice booking?+
Yes — that's why we're here. Dates within a few weeks out are the normal case here, not the exception. Reach out even if it feels too soon to ask; worst case, I say I can't make it work and we go from there.
What's the difference between an elopement and a micro wedding?+
Mostly guest count and how much ceremony there is around it. An elopement is usually just the two of you and a witness; a micro wedding or small wedding still has family, a toast, maybe dinner — just a fraction of a typical guest list. Both fall under the same three coverage tiers below, priced by hours, not by which word you use for it.
How far will you travel?+
I'm based in Lindsay and cover Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough, Durham, Northumberland, Orillia and Barrie. Somewhere else in mind? Just ask.
Do we need a permit or an officiant?+
You'll need both, and I can help with either. Permit research and paperwork is a $150 add-on if you'd rather not sort it out yourself, and I can point you toward officiants who take short-notice bookings if you don't have one yet.
What if it rains, or your gear fails?+
I shoot with backup bodies and lenses on every booking, and weather has never once cancelled a day — just changed the plan. Rain makes for some of the best photos, honestly.
How many photos do we get, and how long until delivery?+
Expect a fully edited gallery sized to your coverage — a smaller set from a 2-hour ceremony, more from a full day. Standard delivery is a couple of weeks; if you need it sooner, 48-hour delivery is available as a $250 add-on.
Let's see if we can make this happen
Send the basics — including how soon you're looking to tie the knot — and I'll get back to you within 24 hours, not a week.
Thanks — I'll be in touch within 24 hours.
Prefer to talk it through first? Book a 20-minute call instead of writing it all out.