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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Burnaby | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Robert Demeter Photography is a Burnaby-based studio serving couples seeking a Vancouver wedding photographer, with wedding photography and videography described on its official website.
The business presents a natural-colour, cinematic approach to documenting weddings, engagements and elopements. Its published wedding work includes Western celebrations as well as Sikh, Punjabi, Hindu and multicultural events, so couples can review the relevant portfolio and discuss the shape of their day before requesting a quote.
Robert Demeter Photography publishes wedding photography and videography as its core wedding services. The official site also identifies engagement sessions, elopements and pre-wedding photography. Couples considering combined coverage can ask about a coordinated photo-and-video team, as the studio says it offers complete photo and video packages.
The studio specifically describes coverage for Western weddings and multi-day Sikh, Punjabi, Hindu and multicultural celebrations. Its wedding collections may include engagement sessions, drone coverage, second photographers or videographers, and next-day edits. These are described as possible custom-collection components rather than guaranteed inclusions in every booking.
The stated visual approach centres on clean, natural colour, cinematic depth and a mix of candid documentation with guidance for portraits when needed. Couples should use the official wedding galleries to assess the work in conditions and celebration formats comparable to their own plans.
Robert Demeter states that he is based in Burnaby, BC, and works across Vancouver, the Lower Mainland and British Columbia. The main wedding page names Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby and the Fraser Valley, while the business also says it is available for destination weddings worldwide.
This may suit couples planning a Vancouver or Lower Mainland celebration who want photography alone or a combined photo-and-video conversation. It may also be relevant for couples planning Sikh, Punjabi, Hindu or other multicultural events, since the official site explicitly discusses those formats. Destination plans, venue access and travel terms should be confirmed for the specific date and location.
A documented feature is the range of wedding formats described by the studio: Western weddings, elopements, engagement sessions and Sikh, Punjabi, Hindu and multicultural celebrations. Another confirmed feature is the option to discuss photography and videography together, with customized collections that may include drone coverage, an additional photographer or videographer, and next-day edits.
The official site also states that Robert is a Transport Canada-certified drone operator. That credential relates to the business’s drone work; it does not establish that drone coverage is included with a wedding booking or can be used at every venue.
The practical limitation is that package contents are tailored to each event. Couples should not assume a particular add-on, crew size, drone flight or turnaround is included until it appears in their written proposal and agreement.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Robert Demeter Photography says it prepares personalized quotes after a brief phone or Zoom consultation, because each wedding is unique.
When comparing a quote, couples should ask what coverage duration it includes, whether photography, videography or both are included, and whether engagement sessions, extra shooters, drone coverage, edits, travel, taxes, albums or other deliverables carry separate costs. A written quote should also state the deposit, payment schedule, cancellation terms and any overtime rate.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official contact page says the studio is accepting 2026 bookings, including full-day wedding coverage, weekday elopements and intimate weddings. It asks couples to provide their wedding date and preferred location when getting in touch.
The published direct email is info@robertdemeterphotography.com. No phone number or complete postal address is published on the official pages reviewed, so those fields are intentionally left blank in this profile. Contact the business through its official website or that published email to request a consultation and confirm availability.
Before reserving a date, confirm which events will be covered, especially for multi-day celebrations, and whether the proposal is for photography, videography or both. Discuss the timing needed for getting-ready coverage, ceremonies, portraits, receptions and any next-day edit requested.
If drone footage matters, confirm whether it is available for the chosen venue and date, who obtains any necessary permissions, and what alternative plan applies if weather, airspace or venue rules prevent flying. Couples should also confirm the number of shooters, final deliverables, gallery access, image or film delivery schedule, backup arrangements and usage permissions.
The official site identifies personalized quotes rather than standard published pricing, so the final agreement should capture every selected service and applicable travel or additional-hour charge.
The official site provides separate wedding portfolio material for Western celebrations and for Sikh, Punjabi and Hindu wedding photography. Reviewing the most relevant gallery can help couples prepare focused questions about lighting, ceremony flow, family portraits and the balance between directed and candid images.
For a first inquiry, sharing the date, venue or ceremony locations, guest count, cultural events, desired photo-and-video coverage and priorities for portraits can help the studio build a quote around the actual plan. This is particularly useful where a wedding spans more than one day or location.
Robert Demeter states on the official website that he is based in Burnaby, BC, and works across Vancouver, the Lower Mainland and British Columbia.
Yes. The official website describes coverage for Sikh and Punjabi multi-day celebrations, as well as Hindu and multicultural weddings.
Yes. The official site describes wedding photography and videography, with customized photo-and-video collections available to discuss.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The business says it provides personalized quotes after a brief phone or Zoom consultation.
The official contact page states that it is accepting 2026 bookings and has availability for full-day wedding coverage, weekday elopements and intimate weddings. Confirm the specific date directly.





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