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Classic Package

$7000

Complete Package

$8000

Photo Or Video Only

$6500

2 Hours Engagement Photo Session

2 hours of photography session with your chosen photographer

Both Days Photo & Cinema Coverage

Up to 16 hours / One calendar day coverage by 4 artist

Next Day Edit +
Short Feature Film

3 to 5 minutes highlight played during your reception + short film highlight of both days combined.

Full Feature Documentary Film

1 to 2 hours of edited full feature documentary film.

Great way to relive your whole wedding day

Stream and Online Download

Stream your photos & videos or download to your favourite devices without hassle

Drone

Location and weather permitting

Raw Footage Delivery

Own all the unscripted moments of your wedding day. Re-watch raw and uncut moments of your day without paying any additional fees.

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focus vs. other studios

Features FOCUS Other Studios
Full Day Hours
12 Hours
10 Hours
Pick Your Team
Substitute Crew
Work With Your Shot List / Customize Your Video
Drone
Extra Charge
Raw Footages
Unlimited Travel In GTA
Free To Reschedule Due To Covid Policy
Online Shopping Perks

Indian Wedding Photographer Toronto

South Asian weddings, especially indian wedding, sikh wedding, muslim wedding, are known for their bright colours, unique traditions, and big celebrations. One more thing that we’ve noticed about indian wedding photography: the celebrations can last for days! Many of them start off with an engagement party way before the wedding proper, and when it’s time to tie the knot, festivities reign in the houses of both bride and groom, followed by a culture-rich ceremony, and end in a huge, lively reception full of dancing and music. There are many variations on how different cultures celebrate their union in indian wedding, so let’s take a look at some of them now! Hire Toronto’s best indian wedding photographer with focus today!

Welcome to Focus Photography, we are a team of Toronto Wedding Photographers.

We specialize in creative, timeless wedding photography and cinematography with a modern and candid appeal.

We are best known for our creative approach to composition, non invasive style of documenting natural moments, flexibility in package customization and top notch dedication in customer service.

Since our inception in 2015, we have captured hundreds of weddings worldwide.

For each of the weddings, we strive to produce natural candid photography, with precision attention to details, companied by cinematic storytelling.

Since 2015, we have been servicing our wedding photography and wedding videography work in Greater Toronto Area, Ontario.

Our studio is based in Toronto, by Markham Road and Mcnicoll.

We are honoured to be a leader in the Toronto photography industry.

By 2019, we have been named as top wedding photographers and videographers on wedding wire, even featured on 500px.  We are honoured and proud that our work has also been featured in Wedluxe, Pop Sugar, WPIC, Gay Wedding Mag, Elegant Wedding, Aisle Memories, Hey Wedding Lady, Modwedding, Brides and Weddings, Style Me Pretty Contributor via Lovely Find, Inspire Bride. 

 

Indian Wedding Photographers in Toronto ( GTA )

Serving Ajax, Barrie, Brampton, Burlington, Caledon, King city, Guelph, Markham, Milton, Mississauga, Newmarket, Oakville, Oshawa, Owen Sound, pickering, Peterborough, richmond hill, St Catharines, Sudbury,  toronto, Thunder BayMuskoka, Vaughan, Whitby, Waterloo, 

If you’re looking for a creative, skilled, candid wedding photographer and cinematographer in Toronto, GTA area, then focus photography is the studio for you.  We strive to create compelling images for Toronto bride and groom, and willing to travel all across Toronto, even as far as Sudbury, Hamilton and Niagara Region.

Whether it’s a jam packed traffic in downtown Toronto distillery district wedding, or a stroll at kariya park Mississauga during cherry blossom season, you can bet we are ready to shoot!

Our Toronto wedding clients come from all across the world! We are prepared to meet you in our studio, or virtually with our Toronto wedding clients that live elsewhere.

Whether we speak via email, or e meet on google hangout virtually, we are here to provide the best experience as you need regarding your Toronto wedding photography.

We will also provide photoshoot location in Toronto ideas, and our customer service is more than knowledgeable for a great Toronto wedding florist, venue, and wedding planner.

Our online database assist you to plan your wedding online without the headache!

indian WEDDING Photographer iN TORONTO

Hindu wedding or indian wedding ceremonies are bright, colourful affairs, with many cultural traditions involved.

Amongst them are: Jaimala, the exchange of garlands between bride and groom to represent their acceptance of one another; Madhupak, offering of honey and yogurt by the bride’s father to the groom as a symbol of welcome and respect; and Kanyadan, where the bride’s father givers her away by placing her hand in the groom’s hand.

Another ceremony is Havan, lighting of the Sacred Fire, meant to invoke the god of Fire to witness the couple’s commitment towards one another. The bride and groom then offer rice as sacrifice into the sacred fire. Once this is done, scarves are tied around the bride and groom to signify their eternal bond and pledge to remain faithful and love one another before God.

Other cultural rituals in a Hindu wedding ceremony include Mangalphera, a walk around the fire; Saptapardi, where the couple walks seven steps together to represent seven marital vows; Jalatstnchana, blessing of the newlywed couple by their parents; Sindhoor, where the groom applies powdered red lead to the bride’s forehead; Aashirvad, blessings given to the bride and groom by their parents; Mehndi, and Mangalasutra.

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More To Know Before You Hire Your Indian Wedding Photographer

Being an indian wedding photography team in Toronto is truly not as simple as others would think as taking pictures in south asian weddings entails a lot of preparations, coordination, and hard work. The professional wedding photographer who engages with this type of indian wedding photography expertise would really be very talented, creative and organized to be able to create a masterpiece out of the indian wedding photographs that he has taken for a very precious and memorable indian wedding.

 Focus Indian Wedding Photography crew understands the important cultural traditions and what are the significance of each event.

• Hindu wedding takes days to celebrate; it is not a typical type of wedding like the other cultures or race that completes the entire wedding ceremony and celebration in one day. That’s why Focus offers multi day discounts.

• To make sure that our indian wedding photographer would not miss any important event, Focus schedules meeting with the couple and family to make a list of the important parts of the wedding celebration.

• We ask the couple as to who among their close family member could help us with regards to identifying the people or relatives that should be included in each frame for every set of photos based on clan or family. This coordinator could greatly be of help to the wedding photographer in organizing the crowd while photos of the bride and groom are being shot.

• In indian weddings there is a need for another or a secondary indian wedding photography shooter, this is because the bride and the groom have their own special rite and rituals to go through even before they arrive the indian wedding venue for the actual indian wedding ceremony; these separate events could not be handled by only one photographer as both events occur simultaneously on different locations.

• Everyone who attends an indian wedding is considered family and there might be hundreds of friends, relatives, and family that will be attending the special and memorable moment as the couple starts their life together as one. Focus will work together with you to make a list of each clan or group to be able to organize the people and avoid crowding during the family picture shots.

The Mehndi

 

• The Sangeet. the pre wedding party which could have different themes. This party is intended to entertain close family and friends before the actual wedding celebration.

 

• The Barat. In this event, the groom is brought to the wedding venue riding a horse, an elephant, or a four-wheeled vehicle. This would be in a sort of procession where the family of the groom accompanies him going to the venue dancing to traditional Hindu music.

 

• The VarMala. Standing on a small yet well-decorated stage called a “Mandap”, the couple exchanges flower garlands as part of the start of the wedding rites.

 

• The Pheras. The couple stands in front of the Holy Fire and exchange their vows. The couple then walks around the Holy Fire seven times while holding hands.

 

• The Mangal-Sutra. This is the event where the groom offers the bride a golden locket and the groom thread them around the bride’s neck as a symbol of them getting married; this is the same as when the groom of a different culture slides the ring to the bride’s fingers during the wedding.

 

• The Kanya Daan. This is when the family of the bride hands over their precious daughter in marriage to the groom and his family as a start of the bride being part of their family.

 

• The Bidaai. This is a very emotional event where the bride leaves her home and journey going to his groom’s house where they will start their own life together and raise their own little ones.

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