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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Hornby Island | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
Gina-Rae Horvath is a Vancouver Island wedding photographer based on Hornby Island. Her confirmed website identifies her as a Canadian photographer and visual artist, with wedding work on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands.
For couples researching a photographer, the available first-party information points to an editorial wedding-photography approach alongside portrait, creative, fashion and advertising work. The site is visually portfolio-led, so an enquiry is the appropriate next step for details not published online.
The confirmed website has a dedicated Weddings section and describes Gina-Rae Horvath as photographing weddings on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Her site also presents portraits, creative work, fashion/advertising and a Fairy-Tale project, showing that wedding photography sits within a wider photographic and visual-art practice.
The official About page characterizes the wedding work as editorial-style photography. Couples drawn to that description can use the wedding portfolio to assess whether the visual direction suits their celebration, then ask how that approach would be applied to their own schedule and setting.
Gina-Rae says she lives on Hornby Island and photographs weddings on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. This makes the listing most directly relevant to couples planning in those regions or considering a photographer whose base is on Hornby Island.
The site does not publish a complete travel policy, destination list or booking radius. Couples planning outside the stated Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands geography should ask directly whether their location can be accommodated and whether travel affects the proposal.
A documented feature of this practice is its defined editorial style. The official site also records a long commercial-photography background in Toronto and says the studio has photographed more than 1,000 weddings in seven countries. Those are background facts from the photographer’s own About page, not an assessment of the experience a future client will receive.
The practical limitation is that the current website supplies limited package-level wedding information in accessible text. It does not set out current hours, deliverables, turnaround timing, second-photographer arrangements, album options or a standard wedding-day process. Those points need confirmation before booking.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The confirmed website does not provide a current starting price, package price, deposit amount, tax treatment or travel fee schedule.
Ask for a written quote that identifies coverage time, image delivery, optional engagement or portrait sessions, travel and accommodation where applicable, payment schedule, taxes, cancellation or postponement terms, and any additional-hours rate. This keeps a comparison with other photographers focused on present, documented terms rather than older directory information.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official website includes a Contact section, but a current public phone number, postal address and response-time commitment could not be confirmed from accessible first-party pages. For that reason, this profile does not repeat the legacy address or phone number.
Use the official website’s Contact navigation for a current enquiry route. In the first message, include the wedding date, venue or area, expected coverage window, approximate guest count if relevant to the schedule, and the kinds of images most important to you. Ask whether the date is available before making other planning decisions around photography.
Before proceeding, confirm availability for the exact date and location, the photographer’s travel arrangements for the venue, the number of hours included, and whether an additional photographer is available or recommended. Also request a clear description of the image-delivery method, expected delivery timeline and any print or album options.
Because the official site presents multiple photographic disciplines, it is sensible to discuss the preferred wedding balance: documentary moments, directed portraits, editorial images and family-group photographs. Couples should also review the contract’s rescheduling, cancellation, payment and usage terms before committing.
Her official About page says she photographs weddings on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Enquire directly about a specific venue or any location outside that stated geography.
The official site describes editorial-style wedding photography. The wedding portfolio is the best first-party reference for reviewing the visual work.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Request a written quote for the date, venue and coverage you need.
No. Accessible first-party pages did not provide a current public phone number or postal address, so this profile leaves both fields blank rather than relying on the legacy listing.





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