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The Organic Moment Photography

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

Business status: Active.

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

The Organic Moment Photography is an Ontario elopement photographer and videography team led by Liz Gareri, with Jason providing videography. The confirmed official website presents the business as a destination elopement photography, video and planning service for couples planning celebrations in Ontario, Banff, Iceland and other locations.

The business is a stronger match for intimate, experience-led elopements than for a conventional large wedding listing. Its materials focus on helping couples shape an elopement day, then documenting it through photography or photography and video. Last reviewed: August 14, 2026.

Services and specialization

The Organic Moment Photography offers elopement photography, optional videography and planning support. Its official pricing page describes photo-only and photo-plus-video packages. Liz is identified as the photographer and founder, while Jason is identified as the elopement videographer.

The published service outline goes beyond event coverage. It includes planning assistance with locations, vendors and permits; a customized planning guide; a custom timeline; advance location scouting with backup options; and a guest photo list where relevant. The company also says it can provide around 10 sneak-peek photographs within 48 hours, with a full gallery delivered within eight weeks. Video packages list professional audio with vow audio overlay and full video delivery within 12 weeks.

The business’s stated specialization is elopements and intimate weddings rather than a general catalogue of wedding formats. Its package FAQ says it can help plan an elopement with up to eight guests. Couples planning a larger celebration should ask directly whether the team’s current format and coverage are suitable.

Elopement photography
Optional elopement videography
Planning assistance, location support and timeline coordination
Customized elopement planning guide
Advance location scouting and backup planning
Albums and print options listed on the official site

Service area and who it may suit

The official site positions The Organic Moment for Ontario, Banff and Iceland elopements, and says the team alternates living in Alberta and Iceland from spring to fall while spending winters in Ontario. Its Ontario page refers to locations such as Algonquin Provincial Park, Manitoulin Island and Georgian Bay; the pricing page also names Banff and Iceland.

This may suit couples who want a small elopement centred on time outdoors, a destination itinerary or a location-led day rather than a standard ballroom reception. The company says it can work with couples on activities, lodging ideas, locations, vendors and permits. It also states that it welcomes couples across diverse relationship structures and identities.

No confirmed public street address is shown on the official pages reviewed. The legacy Beeton address has not been used because it is not confirmed by the current official website.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the combination of photography, optional video and planning support in one service. The official package page sets out tangible planning features, including location and permit assistance, a tailored guide, timeline coordination, advance scouting and backup locations. It also publishes delivery targets for sneak peeks, galleries and videos.

The company documents sustainability practices as part of its elopement approach. It says it follows Leave No Trace principles, plants trees for each elopement, and uses locally made Toronto albums and recycled-paper loose-leaf prints. These are published business features, not an assessment of performance.

A practical limitation is that the public site does not provide a current postal address or phone number. Some inclusions depend on the package and destination, so couples should confirm the exact team, coverage hours, travel terms, permits and deliverables in writing before booking.

Pricing

The official pricing page publishes packages starting at $7,900 CAD. It describes a range of photo-only and photo-plus-video packages, so the starting price should not be treated as a complete quote for every location, guest count or itinerary.

The published package overview lists one photographer, unlimited planning assistance, a planning guide, 10 sneak peeks within 48 hours and gallery delivery within eight weeks. For video, it lists one videographer, professional audio with vow audio overlay and full video delivery within 12 weeks. The same page says travel costs are included for Banff and Alberta, and describes travel as included for the destinations it lists; confirm the applicable travel scope for the proposed event.

The site does not publish a full itemized rate card, taxes, retainer amount, payment schedule or cancellation terms. Ask for these in a written proposal.

Contact and booking

The official contact page directs couples to submit its enquiry form with their story and elopement vision. It says the team reviews the form, then sends a link to book an initial Zoom call; it states that replies are typically sent within 48 hours when the team is not documenting a wedding or elopement.

The next published steps are an introductory call, paperwork if both parties choose to proceed, and planning by email and Zoom. The site does not publish a phone number, so the web contact form is the confirmed booking route.

What couples should confirm

The official material gives a useful outline, but the final scope needs to match the specific destination and date. Ask whether Liz, Jason or both will attend; whether the selected package is photo-only or photo plus video; and whether the team can accommodate the event’s guest count, accessibility needs and timeline.

For outdoor or destination plans, confirm permits, access rules, weather alternatives, travel inclusions, accommodation requirements and any third-party vendor costs. Couples should also review the final agreement for the amount and timing of payments, rescheduling and cancellation terms, image delivery, album specifications and usage rights.

Exact package, coverage hours and team members
Destination-specific travel and accommodation terms
Permit responsibilities and weather backup plan
Guest-count suitability and accessibility arrangements
Tax, retainer, balance-due and cancellation terms
Final photo, video, gallery, album and print deliverables

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Frequently asked questions

Who is behind The Organic Moment Photography?

The official website identifies Liz Gareri as founder and photographer. It identifies Jason as the elopement videographer.

Does The Organic Moment Photography offer videography?

Yes. The official site offers photo-only and photo-plus-video elopement packages; video packages list a videographer, professional audio with vow audio overlay and video delivery within 12 weeks.

Where does The Organic Moment Photography work?

The official website highlights Ontario, Banff and Iceland, and says the team can travel for weddings and elopements. Confirm the travel terms for the specific location.

How much does The Organic Moment Photography cost?

The official pricing page lists packages starting at $7,900 CAD. The final amount depends on the selected photo-only or photo-plus-video package and event details.

How many guests can an elopement include?

The official package FAQ says the business is happy to help plan an elopement with up to eight guests. Confirm current suitability if the guest count is close to or above that number.