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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples considering Montreal wedding photography by Wassim Njeim will find an active official website operating under the Njeim Photography name. The site identifies the business as a Montreal-based wedding and portrait photography studio and continues to use “Wassim Njeim Photography” in its footer. Its current wedding, portfolio and quote pages establish a clear match to the company in this listing. Last reviewed August 9, 2026.
The studio’s published material emphasizes wedding photography, engagement sessions and portraiture. It describes an approach built around authentic moments, natural-looking photographs and refined storytelling. Those descriptions are the studio’s own account of its style; couples should use the full galleries—not only selected homepage images—to decide whether the editing, posing and reception coverage fit their plans.
Wedding photography is a documented long-term specialty of Njeim Photography. The official wedding page says the studio has photographed hundreds of weddings over approximately two decades. Its wedding portfolio is divided into wedding pictures, reception details and reception moments, giving couples several types of work to review before requesting a proposal.
The official homepage also confirms engagement sessions and professional portrait photography. A separate album page presents high-end Italian wedding albums and directs prospective clients to ask about options and prices. Albums should not be assumed to be included in every wedding proposal; their format, page count, design process and cost need to be confirmed in writing.
Njeim Photography describes its work as authentic, timeless, natural and refined, with attention to genuine emotion and storytelling. These are useful style indicators, but they remain the photographer’s description of the work rather than independently verified performance claims.
The official website provides dedicated wedding galleries, including reception coverage. Couples comparing photographers should look for complete-event consistency: indoor and outdoor light, ceremonies, family groupings, speeches, dancing and room details. Asking to see one or more recent full galleries from a celebration with a similar schedule and venue conditions can provide a clearer basis for comparison.
The studio is based in Montreal. Its wedding page documents work throughout Greater Montreal, elsewhere in Quebec, Ottawa and surrounding areas, as well as destination weddings. The current homepage broadens stated availability to Canada, the United States and destination weddings worldwide.
This may suit couples planning in Montreal or elsewhere in Quebec who want to compare a photographer with a long-running wedding portfolio. It may also be relevant to Ottawa-area or destination couples, subject to availability and travel terms. The official pages do not publish a distance-based travel policy, so transportation, accommodation and other destination expenses should be discussed before treating a quote as complete.
Confirmed features include more than 20 years of stated wedding, editorial and portrait experience, dedicated engagement photography, separate wedding and reception galleries, wedding album options and a structured wedding quote form. The form gathers operational details such as venues, guest count and expected consecutive photography hours, which should help produce a wedding-specific proposal.
The principal limitation is missing public detail. The reviewed official pages do not establish package inclusions, image counts, delivery schedules, second-photographer arrangements, backup procedures or current wedding prices. They also do not publish a clean street address that can be used for this listing, so the address field has been left blank rather than repeating the unverified legacy address.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official Services & Fees page directs visitors to contact the studio for customized packages, while the wedding album page also asks couples to enquire about pricing and options.
The quote form requests the wedding date, ceremony and reception venues, number of guests, approximate consecutive photography hours and approximate photography budget. Couples should request an itemized written proposal showing coverage time, taxes, travel, albums, additional hours and any optional services rather than relying on a verbal estimate.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The confirmed official website is wassphoto.com, and its request-a-quote page publishes 514-574-0690 for direct calls. The same page provides a detailed enquiry form for weddings and events.
When enquiring, provide the date, both venue locations, guest count, expected timeline and desired coverage. The form’s presence does not establish availability or reserve a date. Ask what signed agreement and payment are required to secure the booking, and obtain confirmation that the specific photographer assigned to the wedding is named in the contract.
Before booking, confirm who will photograph the wedding and whether a second photographer is available or recommended. Ask how consecutive hours are calculated, what happens if the schedule runs late and whether travel between preparation, ceremony, portrait and reception locations counts toward coverage.
The written agreement should also specify the approximate number and resolution of delivered images, editing scope, delivery method, turnaround estimate, gallery access period, printing rights and archival policy. If an album is wanted, confirm whether it is included, where it is produced, the available sizes and materials, how many revisions are allowed and when the final album is expected.
Finally, ask about deposits, cancellation or postponement terms, taxes, travel charges, equipment backup and the plan if the assigned photographer becomes unavailable. These are practical questions prompted by information not published on the reviewed official pages; they are not indications of a known problem with this business.
Yes. Engagement sessions are identified on the official homepage and in the website’s portfolio navigation.
Yes. The official site states that the studio serves Greater Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa and surrounding areas. It also describes availability across Canada, in the United States and for destination weddings worldwide. Travel costs and date availability must be confirmed directly.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. The studio asks couples to request a customized quote based on details such as the date, venues, guest count, expected coverage hours and approximate budget.
The official site presents high-end Italian wedding albums and invites couples to ask about pricing and options. It does not establish that an album is included in every wedding package.
Couples can use the request-a-quote form on wassphoto.com or call the confirmed official number, 514-574-0690. Submitting an enquiry should not be treated as reserving the date until booking terms are agreed in writing.
Phone: 514-574-0690
Website: https://www.wassphoto.com/





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