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Last reviewed: July 31, 2026 | Hamilton | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Business status: Active.

Alexandra Jakubowska is a Hamilton wedding photographer offering wedding and engagement photography, with videography also available. Her official site describes a timeless, elegant approach with photojournalistic and candid elements, balanced by guided editorial-style portraits. The site identifies 399 Old Brock Road in Hamilton as the main office and names Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga and the Greater Toronto Area among the locations served.

This profile was last reviewed on July 31, 2026. The business identity is supported by the distinctive Alexandra Jakubowska name and wedding-photography context throughout the official domain. Package figures and inclusions below reflect what the business published when reviewed; couples should obtain a dated proposal because availability, promotional pricing and contract terms can change.

Services and specialization

The core service is wedding-day photography. Published packages provide six to twelve hours of coverage, while the official FAQ says additional hours can be added when an event runs beyond the scheduled time. Engagement sessions are also offered, and the pricing page refers to smaller elopement packages priced at an unpublished hourly rate.

Alexandra characterizes the work as timeless and elegant with a photojournalistic touch. The site also describes candid documentation, clean images and guided editorial portraits. Published coverage includes preparations, ceremonies, wedding parties, immediate-family groups, couples’ portraits and venue details. The pricing page states that delivered wedding coverage includes edited high-resolution files.

Wedding videography is a separate published option. Its listed inclusions are ten hours of coverage, professional cinematography and an edited highlights video. Drone cinematography is shown as an add-on, but its use will necessarily depend on the venue, location and operating conditions, so couples should confirm feasibility before treating it as part of their plan.

Wedding-day photography with published six-, eight-, ten- and twelve-hour options
Engagement sessions and hourly elopement packages
Wedding videography with an edited highlights film
Optional second photographer and drone cinematography
Customizable packages available by enquiry

Service area and who it may suit

The contact page explicitly names Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga and the Greater Toronto Area. The home page additionally references Milton and Toronto and says the studio is willing to travel to other locations. Couples outside the named areas should confirm travel arrangements, timing and any date-specific costs in writing.

This may suit couples seeking a mixture of unscripted moments and photographer-guided portraits rather than a wholly posed or wholly documentary collection. It may also be relevant to couples who want photo and video services discussed through the same business, or who need coverage lengths that can be compared before making an enquiry.

The official site lists additional Oakville and Toronto locations. However, the Toronto entry displays a Hamilton postal code, so this profile uses only the consistently published Hamilton main-office address. Couples planning an in-person meeting should confirm where the consultation will take place before travelling.

Main office published in Hamilton
Named coverage across Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga and the GTA
Other travel may be considered by arrangement
In-person meeting location should be confirmed

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the range of published coverage lengths, allowing couples to compare six through twelve hours without first requesting a basic price sheet. Each main photography package lists editing or retouching, a USB copy, an online sneak peek, an unwatermarked collection with distribution rights, a password-protected gallery and what the site calls unlimited pictures.

Another documented feature is Alexandra’s stated hands-on editing process. The home page says photographs are hand-edited by her without AI or outsourced editing, while the FAQ describes colour, exposure, clarity, tone and selective black-and-white adjustments. The business also says it has covered more than 500 weddings and cites 14 years of experience; these are first-party statements, not independently audited credentials.

Practical limitations in the available evidence include the absence of an official phone number and incomplete clarity around some delivery details. The site does not publish a firm turnaround time for a complete wedding gallery, a guaranteed minimum image count or a standard duration for gallery access. Those points should be settled in the contract. The multiple office listings and erroneous-looking Toronto postal code also make advance location confirmation sensible.

Published package comparisons and add-on prices
Self-performed editing documented on the official site
Password-protected online gallery included in listed photography packages
No official phone number or firm full-gallery delivery deadline published

Pricing

At the review date, the official pricing page displayed tax-included photography prices of $1,750 for six hours, $2,190 for eight hours, $2,690 for ten hours and $3,190 for twelve hours. Corresponding second-shooter charges were shown as $550, $600, $650 and $750. These appear alongside crossed-out higher amounts, so couples should ask whether the displayed figures are promotional and whether they remain available for the requested date.

The separate videography option was listed at $1,590 including tax for ten hours, professional cinematography and an edited highlights video. Aerial cinematography was shown at an additional $600. Smaller elopement coverage is said to be available at an hourly rate, but no hourly figure is published.

The FAQ states that a $600 deposit reserves the date and that the remaining balance is due on the wedding day. Because payment language and promotions can change, request a written quotation identifying the coverage team, hours, taxes, travel, editing, delivery method, usage rights, cancellation terms and payment schedule before booking.

Six-hour photography: $1,750 including tax
Eight-hour photography: $2,190 including tax
Ten-hour photography: $2,690 including tax
Twelve-hour photography: $3,190 including tax
Ten-hour videography: $1,590 including tax
Drone add-on: $600; elopement hourly rate not published

Contact and booking

The official contact method is contact@ajphotographer.ca or the booking form on the business website. The contact and pricing pages offer a complimentary initial consultation. The site does not publish a phone number, so the unverified number from the former listing has not been carried into this profile.

For an efficient enquiry, provide the wedding date, ceremony and reception locations, expected timeline, preferred photography hours, interest in videography, and whether preparations will occur in separate places. Couples wanting a second photographer should ask for the precise add-on attached to their selected package.

The official FAQ recommends booking more than a year ahead to improve the chance of securing a preferred date, but it directs couples to enquire for actual availability. That recommendation is not an availability guarantee. A date is not confirmed until the business accepts the booking under its current contract and payment terms.

Website: https://www.ajphotographer.ca/
Email: contact@ajphotographer.ca
Main office: 399 Old Brock Road, Hamilton, ON L9H 5J1
Complimentary consultation offered
No official phone number published

Portfolio and delivery details

The official site provides wedding portfolio and blog material from celebrations in several Ontario locations. Couples comparing styles should request at least one complete gallery from a wedding with similar lighting, season and venue conditions. The FAQ explicitly says prospective clients may ask to see a full event from start to finish.

For an eight-hour wedding photographed by one photographer, the FAQ gives an average delivery of about 550 selected images. This is an example rather than a contractual guarantee. It also explains that duplicate, test, missed-focus and unflattering-expression frames are removed rather than every shutter activation being delivered.

Listed packages include creative editing or retouching, a USB, an online sneak peek, no watermarks, distribution rights and a password-protected online gallery. Confirm the final file resolution, backup period, gallery expiry, print permissions and whether albums or physical prints cost extra, since those details are not fully set out in the reviewed package descriptions.

Full galleries may be requested for review
Approximately 550 selected images cited as an eight-hour average with one photographer
Every captured frame is not delivered
Confirm turnaround, gallery expiry and physical-product options

What couples should confirm

Ask for a date-specific written proposal rather than relying solely on website prices. Confirm whether Alexandra will be the lead photographer, who supplies videography, how many people will attend, and the precise hours each person will cover. If preparations happen at separate addresses, ask whether a second photographer is recommended and how travel time affects coverage.

Review the cancellation, postponement, rescheduling and overtime provisions before paying a deposit. Confirm the complete-gallery delivery deadline, backup policy, image-resolution and usage terms, and whether the online gallery remains accessible for a fixed period. Couples wanting drone footage should obtain written confirmation that the location and conditions permit it.

Finally, confirm the meeting address. The main Hamilton office is consistently presented, but the official site also displays secondary locations and gives the Toronto listing a Hamilton postal code. Verify whether consultations are virtual, in Hamilton or at another agreed location.

Lead photographer and videography team
Exact coverage timeline and overtime rate
Current package price, taxes and travel terms
Deposit, cancellation and postponement provisions
Final delivery deadline and gallery-access period
Drone feasibility and meeting location

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Frequently asked questions

How much do Alexandra Jakubowska’s wedding photography packages cost?

On July 31, 2026, the official pricing page listed tax-included packages at $1,750 for six hours, $2,190 for eight hours, $2,690 for ten hours and $3,190 for twelve hours. Request a current written quotation because the page also shows crossed-out higher prices.

Does Alexandra Jakubowska offer wedding videography?

Yes. The official pricing page listed ten hours of videography with professional cinematography and an edited highlights video for $1,590 including tax. Drone cinematography was listed as a $600 add-on, subject to confirmation for the venue and date.

Can couples add a second photographer?

Yes. The reviewed package table listed second-shooter charges of $550 for six hours, $600 for eight hours, $650 for ten hours and $750 for twelve hours. Confirm the current fee and the second photographer’s exact coverage in the proposal.

How can couples contact Alexandra Jakubowska Wedding Photography?

Use contact@ajphotographer.ca or the contact form at ajphotographer.ca. The official site offers a complimentary consultation but does not publish a phone number.

Does the business offer engagement or elopement photography?

Yes. The official site offers engagement sessions and says smaller elopement packages are available at an hourly rate. The elopement rate is not published, so a custom quote is required.