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Last reviewed: July 31, 2026 | Ottawa | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Business status: Active.
Danielle Murphy Studio is the business of a Brockville wedding photographer who also photographs engagements, babies and families. Its current official site contains a wedding portfolio, a published package and an inquiry form, establishing both the business identity and an active wedding-photography context. The domain differs from the legacy website previously attached to this listing.
For weddings, the studio publishes a package that includes a complimentary engagement session, up to 10 hours of wedding-day coverage and at least 500 digital images delivered through an online gallery. This profile was last reviewed on July 31, 2026, using current pages on the studio’s official website.
Wedding and engagement photography are explicitly identified on the official site. Danielle’s biography says she has photographed weddings, babies and families for more than 13 years, while a dedicated wedding portfolio presents examples of her wedding and couples work.
The published wedding package is structured around extended wedding-day coverage and digital delivery. It includes a complimentary engagement session, up to 10 hours of coverage and a minimum of 500 digital images in an online gallery. The website does not describe a distinct photography style in words, so couples should assess the portfolio directly instead of relying on an unsupported label such as documentary, editorial or traditional.
The official biography describes Danielle as a Brockville wedding photographer and also identifies her with newborn, engagement and family photography. A separate pricing-page reference to a home studio in Athens, Ontario applies specifically to newborn sessions; it is not presented as a public wedding office or proof of a street address.
The wedding package may suit couples looking for substantial same-day coverage, digital delivery and an engagement session within one published offering. The official pages do not define a wider travel radius, list destination coverage or state whether travel charges apply outside the Brockville area. Couples planning in Ottawa, Kingston or elsewhere in Eastern Ontario should therefore ask whether their venue is served and request any travel cost in writing.
The clearest documented feature is the combination of an engagement session, up to 10 hours of wedding coverage and at least 500 digital images. The online gallery also provides a stated delivery format that couples can account for when comparing packages. The dedicated wedding portfolio makes it possible to examine the studio’s current visual work before inquiring.
Important operational details remain unpublished. The website does not say whether a second photographer is included, how long editing and delivery normally take, whether couples receive printing rights, or whether albums and prints can be ordered. It also does not publish cancellation, rescheduling, retainer or travel terms. These are missing-evidence limitations rather than criticisms of the service.
The official pricing page displays the wedding package price as “$3.400 +hst.” Because that punctuation is ambiguous in Canadian usage, couples should confirm directly whether the intended amount is $3,400 plus HST. The page connects this displayed price with the complimentary engagement session, up to 10 hours of wedding coverage, at least 500 digital images and an online gallery.
No other wedding collection, shortened-coverage option or wedding add-on price is explicitly published. Ask for a current written quote before paying a retainer, particularly if the event requires travel, a second photographer, extra hours, albums or other products. Pricing should also be reconfirmed for the specific wedding date because website figures can change.
Wedding inquiries can be submitted through the official contact form. The form requests a first and last name, email address, phone number, event date and additional details. The pricing page also provides a “Reserve Your Date” route to the same booking process.
The current official pages reviewed do not publish a business phone number, email address or complete postal address. For that reason, the unverified legacy phone number and York Street address are not reproduced here. The former listed domain, danmurphy.ca, currently presents a generic Dan Murphy “Launching Soon” page without Danielle Murphy Studio or wedding-photography context; inquiries should use daniellemurphystudio.com instead.
Before booking, request a contract and package summary that resolves the details not stated publicly. Confirm that the quoted coverage matches the day’s timeline and ask what happens if the event runs longer than planned. It is also useful to review one or more complete wedding galleries, since a portfolio page shows selected images rather than the full record of a wedding.
Couples should clarify who will photograph the wedding, whether backup equipment and a second photographer are available, how images are selected and edited, and when the gallery will be delivered. The agreement should identify the retainer, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement rules, travel charges, usage and printing rights, gallery availability period, and any taxes or optional products.
The current official domain satisfies the identity standard: it uses the complete Danielle Murphy Studio name and contains dedicated wedding, pricing, portfolio and contact content. Its biography identifies Danielle with wedding and engagement photography in Brockville, while the site footer is current to 2026.
This evidence supports an active profile, but it also indicates that older listing data should be corrected. The official location language supports Brockville rather than the legacy Ottawa classification, and no official page confirms the legacy address or telephone number. The absence of a published postal address means the address field remains blank rather than substituting a home-studio locality or third-party directory data.
Yes. The official site identifies wedding photography among Danielle’s services and provides a dedicated wedding portfolio and package.
The official pricing page lists a complimentary engagement session, up to 10 hours of wedding-day coverage, at least 500 digital images and delivery through an online gallery.
The website displays “$3.400 +hst.” Couples should confirm whether this means $3,400 plus HST because the punctuation shown on the official page is ambiguous.
The official biography describes Danielle as a Brockville wedding photographer. The site mentions a home studio in Athens only in connection with newborn sessions and does not publish a complete business address.
Use the contact form on the official website. It collects contact information, the event date and space for details about the inquiry.





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