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Purple Tree Wedding Photography

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Purple Tree Photography is a Toronto wedding photographer team with a current official website, active inquiry form and published booking contact. The studio describes its wedding work as editorial, fashion-forward and attentive to candid moments as well as portraits.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Purple Tree is based in Toronto and says it is available worldwide. Its official site confirms a downtown Toronto office but does not publish a complete postal address, so no address is displayed here.

Services and specialization

Purple Tree Photography focuses on wedding-related photography. Its team page describes an approach centred on love stories, candid in-between moments and editorial portraits, while the FAQ says the business specializes in wedding-related work. The official portfolio and homepage support wedding photography as the core service.

The published FAQ also refers to engagement sessions, online galleries, albums, professional printing and high-resolution image files. For a full-day wedding package, Purple Tree says couples receive approximately 700 to 1,000 or more edited, print-ready images; it says engagement sessions typically include 100 to 150 edited images. These quantities are guidance from the business’s FAQ, so couples should have their own proposal specify the deliverables.

Service area and who it may suit

Purple Tree describes itself as based in Toronto, with a downtown studio. Its contact page invites consultations at that studio, and the FAQ gives the nearby Adelaide and Jarvis area as the location for in-person meetings. The official site does not state a complete mailing address, therefore this profile leaves the address field blank.

The team says it can travel worldwide. Its FAQ states that travel fees apply for wedding destinations more than 60 kilometres away and engagement locations more than 35 kilometres from the office. This may suit Toronto couples who want a local consultation option as well as couples planning a celebration elsewhere, provided they confirm the applicable travel costs and availability.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is Purple Tree’s multi-photographer team. The official team page identifies photographers alongside creative, studio-management and client-experience roles. The FAQ also says image counts can increase when second or third shooters are hired, so additional photographer coverage is a current option to discuss.

Other confirmed features include edited high-resolution files, password-protected online galleries, album assistance and an indicated wedding post-production timeline of approximately two to three months, with an online sneak peek stated as one to two weeks after the event. Purple Tree also says it holds commercial general liability coverage and insures its property and equipment.

The limitation is that the public pages do not provide a complete postal address, named package inclusions for a particular booking, or a public price list. The assigned photographer, number of shooters, album choice, travel cost and final delivery schedule should be confirmed in the written proposal rather than inferred from general FAQ guidance.

Confirmed feature: wedding-focused photography team with editorial portraits and candid coverage.
Confirmed feature: online gallery, high-resolution edited files and album support are described on the official FAQ.
Practical limitation: individual package scope and the exact Toronto studio address are not publicly listed.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Purple Tree says it offers a selection of packages and asks couples to email or complete the contact form for details. Its booking process says an availability response includes a detailed pricing guide, followed by a consultation and official proposal.

The FAQ states that a 33% deposit and a signed agreement are required to reserve a date. It also states that travel fees apply beyond the listed local distances. Ask for an itemized, dated quote that identifies coverage hours, photographer count, engagement session terms, album or print options, travel, taxes and any extra fees before paying a deposit.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Purple Tree publishes telephone contact at 1-647-977-9215 and an inquiry form on its official contact page. The form requests both partners’ names, wedding date, email, phone number, ceremony and reception venue, and information about the celebration, which indicates a direct route to request availability.

The published process is to submit the form, review the pricing guide and full galleries, then book a virtual or in-person no-obligation consultation. Purple Tree says a coordinator will respond with availability and the detailed pricing guide. Office hours listed on the contact page are Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

What couples should confirm

Confirm which photographer or photographers will be assigned, how many hours of coverage are included, and whether an engagement session is part of the proposal. The business’s FAQ gives general delivery estimates, but your agreement should state the expected gallery, sneak-peek and final-image dates for your wedding.

Ask whether the wedding or engagement locations exceed the travel thresholds listed by Purple Tree, and request the associated fee in writing. Also confirm image download and print rights, online-gallery access period, album options, payment schedule, cancellation or rescheduling terms, insurance documentation if required by the venue, and who will be the day-of contact.

Style and planning fit

Purple Tree characterizes its wedding photography as editorial and fashion-forward, with a mix of candid moments and editorial portraits. The team page says photographers provide guidance when needed while allowing genuine moments to unfold. Couples can use the wedding portfolio to decide whether that visual direction aligns with their celebration.

The official FAQ says Purple Tree can help with rainy-day locations that provide natural light. Couples who value a planned portrait component should discuss the timeline, important family groupings, venue restrictions and any weather backup plan during consultation. These practical details will help translate the studio’s general approach into a clear wedding-day plan.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Purple Tree Photography based?

Purple Tree Photography says it is based in Toronto and has a downtown Toronto office. Its official pages do not publish a complete postal address.

Does Purple Tree Photography travel for weddings?

Yes. The official site says the team is available worldwide. Its FAQ states that travel fees apply for wedding destinations more than 60 kilometres away and engagement locations more than 35 kilometres from the office.

How many images does Purple Tree Photography deliver?

Its FAQ states that a full-day wedding package receives approximately 700 to 1,000 or more edited, print-ready images, while engagement sessions receive approximately 100 to 150 edited images. Confirm the deliverables for your package in writing.

When will Purple Tree Photography deliver wedding photos?

Purple Tree estimates one to two weeks for an online sneak peek and approximately two to three months for final wedding images. Engagement-session final images are estimated at four to six weeks.

Does Purple Tree Photography publish wedding package prices?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The business says it provides its pricing guide and availability after an inquiry, then issues an official proposal following consultation.