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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Azure Blue wedding photography in Toronto is offered by Azure Blue Photo + Cinema, the business led by photographer Megan Ursini. The official site identifies Megan as a wedding and family photographer and describes her wedding style as a blend of candid and documentary coverage, with direction provided when needed. The team includes photographers and cinematographers, allowing couples to consider photography alone or combined photo-and-video coverage.
The business’s official pages use both Toronto and Mississauga: the homepage says it serves Toronto and the surrounding area, while the About page describes Megan as being from Mississauga and the FAQ identifies a Mississauga studio. No complete street address is published on the pages reviewed, so couples should request the exact meeting or studio location rather than relying on the legacy Toronto address. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.
Azure Blue documents weddings through still photography and cinema. Its published approach emphasizes candid, unposed moments while retaining enough photographer direction for portraits and guests who are less comfortable in front of a camera. The company also displays wedding work in its online portfolio, which couples can use to assess editing, composition and coverage across different parts of a celebration.
The official package menu ranges from one-photographer half-day coverage to full-day coverage with two photographers and two videographers. Azure Blue also states that clients receive a private online gallery. Its FAQ documents digital delivery, optional albums, thank-you cards, prints, canvases and acrylic finishes, but couples should confirm which products are included in their selected package rather than assuming every option is standard.
Azure Blue markets wedding photography to Toronto and the surrounding area, while its studio is identified only as being in Mississauga. The FAQ says the team can travel anywhere outside the GTA for a travel fee and can cover destination weddings when flights and accommodation for the team are provided.
This may suit couples planning in Toronto, Mississauga or elsewhere in the GTA who want one team to handle photography and cinema. It may also be relevant to couples who prefer candid coverage but still want guidance during formal portraits. Anyone booking outside the GTA should obtain a written travel estimate because the official site does not publish the amount or calculation method for its travel fee.
The company says package hours run consecutively and cannot be divided into separate blocks. Two weeks before the wedding, Azure Blue sends a shot-list form for important family members, friends and wedding-party combinations, along with a timeline document based on the purchased coverage hours. The FAQ also advises that the team generally arrives two hours before the ceremony for preparation photographs.
Final edited photographs are stated to take four to six weeks after the wedding, while the final video feature is stated to take eight to ten weeks. Clients receive photographs through a private online gallery, with high-resolution photo and video files provided on USB; weddings with under six hours of coverage are delivered by digital download. RAW photographs and unedited video footage are not provided.
Documented strengths include the choice between photography-only and combined photo-and-cinema packages, published coverage hours and team sizes, a defined pre-wedding shot-list and timeline process, and stated delivery windows. The FAQ also confirms that the team directs people during portraits while capturing unscripted moments, which helps clarify the working style before couples enquire.
Practical limitations are equally important. Coverage hours must be consecutive, RAW files are unavailable, and clients must provide meals for team members working longer than four hours. A complete studio address is not published, and the site uses both Toronto and Mississauga when describing the business. Package pages also do not state whether prices include HST, the booking retainer, cancellation terms or every potential add-on.
Azure Blue currently publishes four wedding packages on its official pricing page. Half Day Photo is listed at $3,000 for one photographer, five hours and a private gallery. Full Day Photo is $5,000 for two photographers, ten hours and a private gallery. Half Day Photo & Cinema is $4,000 for one photographer, one videographer, five hours, a private gallery and a highlight video. Full Day Photo & Cinema is $7,000 for two photographers, two videographers, ten hours, a private gallery and a 15-to-20-minute creative feature.
These are published package prices, not a complete final-cost estimate. Couples should ask whether HST, travel, USB delivery, extra coverage, albums, prints, engagement sessions or other upgrades are included. They should also request a dated proposal because availability and package terms can change.
The official site lists 905-277-2068 and azurebluephoto@gmail.com. Its FAQ says clients commonly reserve the team eight months to one year ahead, although couples are encouraged to ask about their date even with less lead time. An enquiry should include the wedding date, venue or city, required hours, approximate timeline and whether photography, cinema or both are needed.
Because the official site does not publish a full street address, couples should confirm whether consultations are virtual or held at the Mississauga studio. Destination and out-of-GTA couples should also disclose every venue and travel date so staffing, transportation and accommodation can be quoted accurately.
Before paying a retainer, request a complete contract and a package-specific deliverables list. Confirm the names or roles of the assigned photographers and videographers, contingency arrangements for illness or equipment failure, total edited image expectations, video length and format, gallery access period, backup practices and the revision policy for cinema edits.
Also confirm whether HST is additional, the retainer and payment schedule, overtime pricing, travel charges, meal requirements, cancellation or postponement terms, and usage rights. Review at least one complete recent gallery and full wedding film—not only highlight selections—to judge consistency across preparation, ceremony, family portraits, reception lighting and dancing.
Yes. The official pricing page lists photography-only packages and combined Photo & Cinema packages. The combined options use separate photographer and videographer roles.
The official FAQ states four to six weeks for final edited photographs and eight to ten weeks for the final video feature.
Yes. The company says it can travel outside the GTA for a travel fee and accepts destination weddings when flights and accommodation for the team are covered. The fee amount is not published.
No. Its FAQ states that the coverage hours listed in a package must be consecutive.
No. The official FAQ says RAW photographs and raw video footage are not supplied; clients receive finished, edited work.
Phone: 905-277-2068
Website: https://www.azureblue.ca/





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