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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Videography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Sure Hearts Weddings is a Toronto wedding videographer serving Ontario. Its official website describes wedding films as candid and tailored to the couples being documented, with an approach intended to let the celebration unfold naturally.
For couples looking for a Toronto wedding videographer whose stated preference is observation over staging, the clearest starting point is the company’s own work showcase and enquiry form. The business identifies Chris as owner, operator and shooter, with Andrew listed as a shooter. A street address is not published on the official site, so none is listed here.
Sure Hearts Weddings presents itself as a wedding videography company. Its site focuses on filming wedding-day moments and showcases wedding videos, rather than presenting a broad menu of event-production services. The site describes the resulting videos as fun, candid and individual to the couples featured.
The documented creative approach is discreet and fly-on-the-wall: the business says it avoids staging and excessive or invasive equipment so couples and guests can stay in the moment. That makes the profile most specific about observational wedding coverage, not about a prescribed cinematic format, a fixed number of videographers or a particular deliverable package.
The portfolio area is useful before an enquiry because it lets couples assess the editing rhythm, framing and overall feel of the work directly. It should be treated as an example of past work, not as a guarantee that a future wedding will receive identical coverage or edits.
The official website says Sure Hearts Weddings is based in Toronto, Ontario, and services Ontario. Toronto is therefore the appropriate local focus for this listing, while Ontario is the documented wider service area. The site does not publish a detailed city-by-city travel list, travel policy or destination-wedding terms.
This may suit couples who want to prioritise candid interactions and prefer a less conspicuous filming presence during the day. It may be a less certain fit for couples who specifically need extensive direction, a staged concept film, livestreaming or a named technical production setup, because those services are not described on the current official website. Ask directly rather than assuming they are unavailable.
A documented strength is the company’s clearly stated, low-interruption approach: it says it films discreetly, without staging or excessive equipment. This is a feature of its published approach, not a claim about every couple’s experience. The official site also provides a visible work showcase and identifies the two team members by role, giving prospective clients a direct way to assess the creative work and understand the named team.
Practical limitations are mainly gaps in current public information. The official website does not publish a street address, package inclusions, a price list, delivery timelines, editing-revision terms, insurance details or a confirmed maximum number of events per date. Those omissions are not negatives; they are points to clarify in writing before paying a deposit.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website directs prospective clients to get in touch for rates and enquiries, but it does not list starting prices, package prices, taxes, travel fees, deposits or add-on costs.
Request a written quote that identifies coverage hours, number of shooters, events included, travel and parking charges, deliverables, revision allowances, delivery method and payment schedule. If the celebration includes multiple days or locations, confirm whether each is included in the quoted scope.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The confirmed official website is sureheartsweddings.com. It publishes the phone number (437) 886-4701 and the email address contact@sureheartsweddings.com. Its enquiry form asks for a name, email, phone number, event date, event location and message, which gives couples a structured way to start a conversation.
When contacting the team, include the wedding date, venue or venues, approximate schedule, anticipated number of events and the kind of film coverage you are considering. This helps the business respond to the details that are not publicly standardised on the site, including availability and the scope of a suitable quote.
Confirm availability for the date before making other plans around video coverage. Ask who will attend, whether Chris and/or Andrew will be present, and whether the team will coordinate with the photographer and planner on the day. If the official portfolio points to an approach you like, provide examples and ask how that preference can be reflected in the agreement.
Also confirm coverage start and end times, breaks, audio capture for vows and speeches, backup arrangements, file delivery, the anticipated delivery window and the precise rights or permissions that apply to the finished video and raw footage. Request that any agreed inclusions, costs and cancellation or postponement terms appear in the contract.
This profile is intended to help couples investigate one named vendor, not to replace a comparison of wedding videography approaches. Use the portfolio and a direct consultation to decide whether the company’s stated candid, minimally staged style aligns with the wedding’s priorities. For broader planning, use Canada Wedding Guide’s directory and wedding-planning resources alongside vendor conversations.
Because current rates and package details are not posted publicly, a direct, dated written quote is more reliable than using old listing information or third-party descriptions. Recheck contact details and availability when you are ready to enquire.
Its official website says it is based in Toronto, Ontario, and services Ontario. The site does not publish a street address.
The company describes its approach as candid, discreet and fly-on-the-wall, with no staging or excessive or invasive equipment.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site asks couples to contact the business for rates and enquiries.
The official website lists (437) 886-4701, contact@sureheartsweddings.com and an online enquiry form.
Phone: (437) 886-4701
Website: https://sureheartsweddings.com/





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