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Honey Photography

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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Keswick | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Honey Photography is the confirmed current brand of a Port Perry, Ontario photographer named Sarah. Its official website presents wedding photography alongside couple, family and lifestyle sessions, with a wedding portfolio, package page and direct contact route. The site also displays a current notice that Sarah is on maternity leave, so an active website should not be taken as confirmation that a particular wedding date is available.

For couples searching for a Toronto wedding photographer with coverage also described for Durham Region and surrounding Ontario communities, Honey Photography’s published material points to a one-photographer approach with candid coverage and gentle posing. The business is particularly relevant to couples considering smaller celebrations, including rural-property, backyard, city hall and elopement formats. A street address is not published on an official page, so none is listed here.

Current identity and status

The legacy website supplied with this record does not identify this business. Current research instead confirms Honey Photography at honeyphotos.ca: the site uses the full business name, identifies Sarah as the photographer and contains dedicated wedding services, portfolio, pricing, FAQ and contact pages. That combination supports the current identity and this Active profile.

The current official site also carries a maternity-leave notice. It does not publish a return date or explicitly state which future dates are being accepted. Couples should therefore treat availability as unconfirmed until Sarah replies in writing.

Services and specialization

Honey Photography publishes wedding photography packages with four, six or eight hours of coverage. Each listed package includes one photographer, full editing, a private online gallery and full-resolution, watermark-free images. The published workflow also includes an initial consultation, communication before the day, help with a timeline and family-formal shot list, and a final planning meeting.

The wedding FAQ describes a candid approach supported by posing and movement prompts when useful. Sarah says she specializes in barn weddings, rural-property weddings, city hall ceremonies, elopements, backyard weddings and smaller gatherings. The site also lists couple and engagement photography, but couples should confirm whether an engagement session is included in the wedding package they choose; it is not listed as an included wedding-package item.

Service area and who it may suit

Honey Photography identifies Port Perry and Durham Region as its base. Its published service list includes Durham Region, Georgina, Uxbridge, Kawartha Lakes, Port Perry, Oshawa, Whitby, Toronto and a number of other Greater Toronto Area and Ontario locations. This is a service-area statement, not a promise that every listed location is currently bookable.

The business may suit couples looking for a solo photographer for a shorter celebration or a small wedding with a rural, backyard, civic or elopement format. The site’s Port Perry acreage is described for lifestyle sessions; couples should not assume it is a wedding venue or ceremony site without asking directly.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include one-wedding-per-day scheduling, live dual-card camera backup, post-event backup, a private password-protected gallery, and stated sneak peeks within three days followed by a full gallery within four weeks. The FAQ also describes two full-frame Nikon DSLR bodies, flashes for dark receptions and an option to ask about a second shooter.

Practical limitations are clear. Honey Photography normally works as one photographer and says a second shooter is not usually necessary for its smaller-wedding focus. Travel is additional but no travel schedule is published. The business currently displays a maternity-leave notice, no public street address is provided, and no wedding-day availability calendar appears on the official pages.

One photographer is included in the published wedding packages.
A second shooter may be discussed on inquiry, rather than being a stated standard inclusion.
RAW files are not part of the finished gallery; the FAQ says they may be available for an additional fee.

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is explicitly published on the official site: Short & Sweet is $1,200 for four hours, Essential Coverage is $1,800 for six hours, and Classic Coverage is $2,400 for eight hours. The stated packages include one photographer, unlimited photos, full editing, pre-wedding emails and calls, and a final private gallery of full-resolution, watermark-free images.

Additional coverage is listed at $300 per hour, and travel is additional. The page does not state a travel amount, whether tax is included, the deposit amount, or the full payment schedule. Confirm the total quote, travel, tax, overtime authorization and payment terms before signing an agreement.

Contact and booking

The official contact page provides a contact form and lists Sarah in Port Perry, Ontario. It publishes honeyphotoscanada@gmail.com; the site footer also lists sarah@honeyphotos.ca and 705-934-4809. Use the contact form or one of those official contact routes, and include the wedding date, venue, location and requested coverage length.

Because the site says Sarah is currently on maternity leave, ask whether enquiries are being monitored and whether your date can be reserved. Do not rely on legacy contact information in the older listing.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether Honey Photography is accepting new wedding bookings and whether the listed price page is current for your date. Confirm the number of hours, whether travel applies, all taxes and fees, the deposit and cancellation terms, and who will photograph the event if Sarah becomes unavailable.

Also confirm whether a second photographer is advisable for the size and timeline of the celebration, the expected gallery delivery date in the contract, backup arrangements, image-use permissions, and whether any RAW-file request or location change carries an additional fee. For a reception, confirm vendor-meal expectations and any venue rules for flash photography.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding coverage does Honey Photography publish?

The official pricing page lists four, six and eight-hour packages with one photographer. It also lists additional coverage at $300 per hour; travel is additional.

Does Honey Photography provide digital wedding images?

Yes. The published packages include a private online gallery with full-resolution, watermark-free images. The FAQ says finished high-resolution JPEGs are delivered, while RAW files are not included as standard.

Does Honey Photography use a second shooter?

The FAQ says Sarah generally photographs smaller weddings alone and does not normally find a second shooter necessary, but invites couples to inquire if they want one.