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Maple and Clover

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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

Maple & Clover is a Toronto-based wedding photography and videography studio led by David Stokes. The official site says the studio was established in Toronto in 2018 and offers photography, films and tailored wedding coverage. For couples searching for a Maple and Clover Toronto wedding photographer, the clearest documented distinction is the studio’s blend of cinematic and documentary storytelling, with light direction rather than heavily posed coverage.

This profile was last reviewed on August 2, 2026. Maple & Clover’s official domain was confirmed through matching brand terms, Toronto location language and specific wedding photography and videography content. No full street address or telephone number was found on the reviewed official pages, so the legacy contact details are not repeated as fact.

Services and specialization

Maple & Clover documents weddings through still photography or videography, with separate collections for each medium. Its photography page describes an observational approach that blends cinematic and documentary elements, focuses on natural interaction and uses limited posing. The pricing page documents pre-wedding consultations, shot-list and timeline work, edited high-resolution images and online galleries. Depending on the collection, photography may also include an engagement session, second photographer, presentation box or drone coverage.

Video collections are structured around six, eight or ten hours of coverage. Published deliverables vary and can include a short highlight film, speeches film, digital delivery, raw footage on USB, drone footage and a longer documentary film. Listed extras include additional hours, a second filmmaker, an engagement film, ceremony film and documentary film. Couples should compare the exact deliverables rather than assume photography and video are bundled together.

Service area and who it may suit

The studio identifies itself as Toronto-based and says it focuses on couples throughout Ontario. Its pricing page states that travel is included, with an accommodation condition for weddings more than two hours from Midtown Toronto. This makes the listing relevant to Toronto and Ontario couples, but the travel arrangement should be confirmed for the specific venue.

The documented style may suit couples looking for candid, lightly directed images and cinematic film rather than a day organized mainly around formal poses. The site publishes intimate, six-hour, eight-hour and ten-hour photography options, allowing couples to compare coverage for a small ceremony, conventional wedding day or longer celebration. Suitability still depends on the timeline, venue rules and whether one or two camera operators are needed.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed strength is the amount of package detail available before an enquiry. The official pricing page identifies hours, team size, image or film deliverables, travel terms, add-ons and deposit requirements. The FAQ also says photographers carry backup camera equipment and explains the intended delivery process. These are documented operational features, not endorsements.

The main evidence limitation is contact precision: the reviewed official pages provide Toronto, Ontario, an email address and an enquiry form, but no public street address or telephone number. Package wording also requires careful reading. Drone work is subject to weather and location restrictions, and the pricing page requires one night of accommodation, up to $200, for weddings more than two hours from Midtown Toronto. Couples should obtain a written quotation tied to their venue and date.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. On August 2, 2026, the pricing page displayed a 10% promotion for the rest of 2026. Photography showed the three-hour Intimate Collection at $1,346, reduced from $1,495, plus HST; six-hour coverage at $1,795, reduced from $1,995; eight-hour coverage at $2,696, reduced from $2,995; and ten-hour coverage with two photographers at $3,596, reduced from $3,995.

Videography showed six-hour coverage at $2,696, reduced from $2,995, plus HST; eight-hour coverage at $3,236, reduced from $3,595; and ten-hour coverage with two videographers at $4,316, reduced from $4,795. Published add-ons include extra hours at $300, while other options carry separate prices. The site says packages can be customized and requires a non-refundable 25% deposit. Promotions and availability can change, so couples should confirm which rate applies to their event date and request a complete HST-inclusive quotation.

Contact and booking

The official contact routes are the enquiry form at mapleandclover.com/contact and info@mapleandclover.com. The studio asks prospective clients to provide wedding details and says it will reply. Its About page also mentions the option of a coffee meeting or video call.

The FAQ says booking involves an emailed form and contract plus a 25% non-refundable deposit. The pricing page lists payment by e-transfer or bank cheque and says the remaining balance is due during the wedding week or by the end of the wedding day. Because the reviewed official pages do not publish a phone number or full postal address, couples should use the official domain instead of the legacy listing details.

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit, confirm the exact team assigned, number of hours, whether photography and videography are separate or combined, and every promised deliverable. Ask for the delivery schedule, gallery-access period, raw-footage format, printing rights and any limits on image use to be written into the contract.

Also confirm the promotion’s eligibility for the wedding date, HST, overtime approval, second-photographer or filmmaker fees, travel and accommodation terms, drone feasibility, backup arrangements and cancellation or rescheduling language. If privacy matters, review the FAQ’s portfolio-sharing terms and separately priced full-privacy option before signing.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Maple & Clover offer both wedding photography and videography?

Yes. The official site publishes separate photography and videography collections and invites enquiries about customized packages. Couples should request written confirmation if they want a combined team.

What is Maple & Clover’s photography style?

The studio describes its photography as a blend of cinematic and documentary elements, with quiet observation, natural interaction and light direction instead of extensive posing.

What does Maple & Clover currently charge for wedding photography?

As reviewed August 2, 2026, the official pricing page displayed promotional photography prices from $1,346 plus HST for three hours, with higher six-, eight- and ten-hour collections. The page says the 10% promotion runs for the rest of 2026; confirm eligibility and the final quotation directly.

How is a Maple & Clover date secured?

The official FAQ and pricing page state that a completed booking process and 25% non-refundable deposit secure the date. Review the contract’s payment, cancellation and rescheduling clauses before paying.

Does Maple & Clover charge for travel?

The site states that travel is included in its packages. For weddings more than two hours from Midtown Toronto, it asks for one night of accommodation up to $200. Confirm the route and accommodation requirement for the venue.