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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Areza Photography is a Toronto wedding photographer team led by Arsheen. Its official site presents wedding photography that combines composed portraits with candid documentation, with a process that begins by learning about each couple’s date, location, priorities and celebration plans.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. The confirmed official website provides a live contact form, phone number and email address, along with current Toronto package information. The site uses both Toronto and Oakville in its location descriptions, so couples should confirm the working base and any travel cost for their venue.
AREZA Photography focuses on wedding photography. The official Experience page describes an approach that brings together portrait work and candid coverage, while the About page describes planning around a couple’s preferences, venue conditions, traditions and desired photographs.
For Toronto weddings, the published offering is full-day coverage rather than a set hourly package. The documented package includes two photographers, an engagement session, a creative consultation and an online gallery. The business also states that it produces handmade albums, fine-art prints and custom artwork.
The site separately describes custom packages for multi-day South Asian celebrations, naming events such as Haldi, Mehndi or henna nights, and Sangeets. It also invites enquiries for destination weddings or shorter coverage, but the scope and price for those arrangements are not published.
The home page says the business is based in Toronto and available worldwide. Its service FAQ says the home base is Oakville and that the team works across the Toronto and Niagara area; most GTA venues do not incur a travel charge according to that FAQ. These descriptions establish Toronto, the GTA and Niagara as relevant discussion areas, but they do not amount to a published street address or a blanket travel policy.
This profile may suit couples seeking full-day documentation, an engagement session and a team-based approach. It may also be relevant for couples planning multiple events who want to discuss custom coverage. Couples outside the GTA, in Niagara or planning a destination event should request a written travel quote before booking.
A documented feature is the full-day Toronto package with two photographers, an engagement session, consultation and online gallery. The Experience page also describes venue research or scouting, coordination with planners and vendors, and planning around family structures and important photographs.
The published technical process includes dual-slot cameras, duplicated files during capture and backups to two independently located servers; the site says backups are kept for one year after the wedding. The site also states that Arsheen is the primary photographer and works with assistants and second photographers for coverage.
A practical limitation is that the official site does not publish a full postal address, a detailed package contract, a specific amount of coverage for custom packages, or a complete fee schedule for travel and add-ons. Those items should be confirmed directly.
Current pricing is explicitly published. The official Experience page lists a Toronto wedding investment of $3,950 for full-day coverage, two photographers, an engagement session, creative consultation and an online gallery.
The same page says South Asian wedding packages are custom-built for multi-day celebrations. It does not publish a starting price for those packages, for destination work, for shorter coverage, or for travel beyond the stated general GTA guidance. Ask whether taxes, travel, albums, prints and any other artwork are included in the written quote.
The documented process starts with the contact form and a phone call to discuss the wedding date, location, guest count, style and story. The site then describes an in-person consultation where couples can review albums and artwork, followed by payment and contract details if they choose to book.
The engagement session is presented as a planning step for location, wardrobe and posing preferences. Before the wedding, the site says the team discusses timeline and important family photographs and may research or visit an unfamiliar venue. The official FAQ says there is no fixed delivered-image cap and gives a typical range of 500 to more than 1,000 fully edited images, rather than a guaranteed count.
The site says sneak peeks are sent within a week and the full gallery is generally delivered in about eight to 10 weeks; high-season and multi-day weddings may take about 12 weeks. Couples should have these timing expectations recorded in their contract for their particular event.
The verified contact routes are the official enquiry form, info@arezaphotography.com and 416-802-2686. The contact page asks couples to provide detailed information and a preferred contact method.
No full postal address is published on the verified official pages, so this profile does not list one. The site’s location wording differs between Toronto and an Oakville home base; ask where consultations take place and whether a meeting is virtual or in person.
Before signing, confirm that Arsheen will be the primary photographer for the date, who the second photographer will be, and how coverage will be organized for concurrent or multi-location events. Confirm the exact start and end of full-day coverage, whether the engagement session is included for the selected package, and the plan if the event requires shorter, destination or multi-day coverage.
Request a written total that identifies HST or other taxes, travel, accommodation where applicable, artwork choices, gallery access, image-delivery terms, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms and insurance requirements. For a Niagara, non-GTA or destination event, ask for the travel calculation rather than relying on the general GTA statement.
Also confirm the promised delivery date, backup retention period, expected image range for the specific wedding, album or print specifications, and the preferred communication route. These questions reflect gaps or variables in the published information, not negative findings about the business.
The official Experience page lists $3,950 for full-day coverage, two photographers, an engagement session, creative consultation and an online gallery.
Yes. The official site says it creates custom packages for multi-day celebrations, including events such as Haldi, Mehndi or henna nights, and Sangeets. Pricing and coverage should be discussed directly.
The official site identifies Arsheen as lead photographer and owner, and says she personally handles each wedding while working with assistants and professional second photographers.
The official FAQ says sneak peeks are sent within a week, with the full gallery typically delivered in about eight to 10 weeks. It notes that high-season and multi-day weddings may take about 12 weeks.
Phone: 416-802-2686
Website: https://arezaphotography.com/





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