Danielle Perelman Photography

Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

Danielle Perelman Photography is a wedding-photography team led by Danielle Perelman and Stacey. The business’s current official site identifies Danielle as based in London, Ontario, and Stacey as based in Toronto. It presents wedding and engagement portfolios, three wedding collections, travel information and an online enquiry form. The site’s business name and wedding-specific content establish a current official identity despite the unrelated website previously attached to this directory record.

For couples comparing a London Ontario wedding photographer, the most useful confirmed details are the two-person coverage, published prices and defined delivery schedule. The available collections range from six hours to as much as 12 hours of wedding-day coverage. This profile was last reviewed on August 2, 2026; availability, final pricing and contract terms should still be confirmed directly before booking.

Services and specialization

Danielle and Stacey describe a team approach that combines planned coverage with attention to candid moments. Danielle oversees the broader photography plan and the couple’s requested photographs, while Stacey looks for smaller moments that might otherwise be missed. The site has separate wedding and engagement portfolios, allowing couples to review relevant work before enquiring.

All three published wedding collections include coverage by both Danielle and Stacey, wedding images supplied through a personalized online gallery and USB, and a print release. The longest collection also includes an engagement session with high-resolution images and a 10-by-10-inch wedding album.

• Wedding-day photography by Danielle and Stacey
• Wedding and engagement portfolios
• Personalized online gallery and USB delivery
• Print release with every listed wedding collection
• Engagement session and album in Collection 1

Service area and who it may suit

The official pricing page says Danielle is based in London and Stacey is based in Toronto. It also says both photographers travel and that there are no travel fees within a 2.5-hour radius. The page does not specify whether that radius is measured from London, Toronto or another agreed starting point, so couples should request a written travel calculation for their venue.

This setup may suit couples seeking two-photographer coverage in London, Toronto or elsewhere within the team’s stated travel range. It may also be relevant when a wedding schedule has simultaneous preparations, multiple locations or many candid moments to document. Destination weddings are considered through a custom collection rather than a published flat rate.

• Danielle is based in London, Ontario
• Stacey is based in Toronto, Ontario
• The team states that it travels
• Destination-wedding collections are prepared after reviewing the travel plans

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

The clearest documented strengths are operational: every listed collection names both photographers; prices and core deliverables are published; and the site gives concrete expectations for previews, final delivery and full-day image counts. The team also offers help with photography locations, the wedding-day schedule and a requested-shot list.

Practical limitations concern information that is not published. The official site does not provide a street address or telephone number, and its contact route is an online form. Some pages retain placeholder template text, while album specifications, editing scope beyond “fully edited,” backup arrangements and detailed travel boundaries are not explained. These are points to clarify, not evidence of a service problem.

• Confirmed feature: two-person coverage in every published collection
• Confirmed feature: online gallery, USB and print release
• Confirmed feature: stated preview and final-delivery targets
• Limitation: no official postal address or phone number is published
• Limitation: several contract and contingency details require direct confirmation

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. Collection 1 is $5,500 plus HST and includes an engagement session with high-resolution images, up to 12 hours of wedding-day coverage, a 10-by-10-inch wedding album, online-gallery and USB delivery, and a print release. Collection 2 is $4,500 plus HST for up to 12 hours with the two photographers, gallery and USB delivery, and a print release.

Collection 3 is $3,500 plus HST for six hours of coverage by Danielle and Stacey, with the same listed digital delivery and print release. The site says collections can be customized. A retainer equal to one-third of the collection price is due at booking to hold the date and is described as non-refundable if the booking is cancelled. Couples should confirm that these web prices remain valid for their date and obtain the complete payment and cancellation terms in the contract.

• Collection 1: $5,500 plus HST
• Collection 2: $4,500 plus HST
• Collection 3: $3,500 plus HST
• Booking retainer: one-third of the selected collection
• Custom collections are available by enquiry

Delivery and wedding-day planning

The pricing FAQ says a gallery link containing sneak-peek images is provided within 24 hours of the event. It states that all photographs will be available within a maximum of eight weeks, with timing sometimes shorter depending on the season. Downloadable gallery files and a USB containing high-resolution images are included.

For 12 hours of full-day coverage, the site estimates 800 to 1,000 fully edited images. It notes that the actual total depends on coverage hours, guest count and the number of locations. Couples should have the delivery deadline, resolution, gallery-retention period, USB format and any album-production schedule written into the agreement.

• Sneak-peek gallery target: within 24 hours
• Complete-gallery target: no more than eight weeks
• Estimated full-day delivery: 800–1,000 edited photographs
• Image total varies with the wedding’s schedule and scope

Contact and booking

The official contact page provides an enquiry form rather than a published email address or telephone number. It requests the couple’s name, email address, wedding or event date, how they found the photographer and a message. The site also links to the business’s social accounts, but the website form is the documented booking route.

An initial enquiry should include the venue, ceremony and reception locations, expected coverage period, approximate guest count and whether an engagement session or album is wanted. A date should not be treated as reserved until the team confirms availability, supplies an agreement and acknowledges the required retainer.

• Official booking route: website contact form
• Include the wedding or event date in the enquiry
• Ask for a complete written quotation and contract
• Confirm which photographers are named in the agreement

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that both Danielle and Stacey are available for the required hours and whether substitutions are permitted. Ask where the 2.5-hour travel radius begins, which travel expenses may apply beyond it and how destination accommodation or transportation would be calculated.

Couples should also verify the precise meaning of “full wedding day,” overtime rates, engagement-session duration, album page count and revisions, image backup procedures, liability insurance, gallery expiry, print-release scope and delivery remedies. The published one-third retainer and cancellation wording should be reconciled with the final contract, including postponement, rescheduling and force-majeure terms.

• Photographer names and substitution policy
• Coverage timeline and overtime charges
• Travel origin, mileage and destination expenses
• Engagement-session and album specifications
• Backup, insurance and equipment-contingency arrangements
• Cancellation, postponement and rescheduling terms

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Danielle Perelman Photography based?

The official pricing page says Danielle is based in London, Ontario, while Stacey is based in Toronto, Ontario. No public studio or mailing address appears on the official site.

How much does Danielle Perelman Photography charge for a wedding?

As reviewed on August 2, 2026, the official site lists three collections at $3,500, $4,500 and $5,500, each plus HST. Custom collections are also available by enquiry.

Do the wedding collections include two photographers?

Yes. Each published collection specifies wedding-day coverage by Danielle and Stacey. Couples should confirm both photographers’ availability and names in the final contract.

When are the wedding photographs delivered?

The site states that sneak-peek images are provided through an online gallery within 24 hours and that the full set will be available within a maximum of eight weeks, sometimes sooner depending on the season.

Does the team charge for travel?

The official pricing page says there are no travel fees within a 2.5-hour radius and that destination-wedding pricing is customized. It does not define the radius’s starting point, so the travel calculation should be confirmed in writing.

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Website: https://danielleperelman.mypixieset.com/