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Daniel’s Photography

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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Mount Hope | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.

Daniel's Photography is a Mount Hope-based Hamilton wedding photographer serving couples in Hamilton, Toronto and Niagara Falls. The official site presents Daniel Szajkowski as the photographer and describes an approach centred on authentic moments, genuine expressions and relatively unobtrusive wedding-day coverage.

This profile uses only information published on the company’s official website. It outlines what is confirmed, what the posted wedding pricing includes and which details still require a direct conversation. Last reviewed: August 8, 2026.

Services and specialization

Wedding photography is one of three core services identified on the official site, alongside maternity and portrait photography. For weddings, Daniel describes a people-focused approach that documents quiet interactions, laughter, emotion, ceremony details and reception moments while also creating portraits.

The published wedding information supports full-day photography rather than defining separate hourly or elopement collections. Professional editing and delivery through a digital gallery are listed as package features. The site does not publish a guaranteed image count, gallery turnaround time or album specification.

Wedding-day photography with full-day coverage listed
Professional editing
Digital gallery delivery
Complimentary engagement session with every photographed wedding

Wedding approach and engagement sessions

Daniel says he aims to capture natural, authentic moments without drawing attention away from the celebration. Couples who prefer a mix of observed moments and planned portraits can review the wedding portfolio to decide whether its current visual style fits their expectations.

Every wedding Daniel photographs is described as including a complimentary engagement session. The session is intended to build rapport, discuss preferences and provide a trial run before the wedding. Couples are encouraged to suggest meaningful locations and may bring multiple outfits. The site does not state the session length, number of delivered photographs or geographic limits for the included session, so those points need confirmation.

Service area and who it may suit

Daniel's Photography is based in Mount Hope, within the greater Hamilton area. The official site identifies Hamilton, Toronto and Niagara Falls as its primary service regions. Daniel also says he is willing to travel farther, including for destination projects, when the project is a suitable fit; travel arrangements and costs are not specified.

The service may suit couples seeking one photographer whose published approach emphasizes candid emotional moments, an included engagement session and full-day coverage. Couples marrying outside the three named regions can still inquire, but should not assume that travel is included in the starting price.

Based in Mount Hope in the Hamilton area
Primary stated coverage: Hamilton, Toronto and Niagara Falls
Destination or longer-distance work is discussed individually

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include an engagement session with every wedding, full-day coverage, professional editing and digital gallery delivery. Daniel also identifies formal photography training: he states that he graduated from Sheridan College’s commercial photography program in 2008 and has since focused on photographing people and life events.

The public information is useful as a starting point but is not a complete contract specification. It does not identify the exact coverage hours, number of photographers, minimum image count, delivery schedule, backup procedures, insurance, archive period or usage and printing rights. No detailed wedding collection comparison is published. These are evidence gaps to resolve in writing, not indications that a feature is unavailable.

Confirmed feature: complimentary engagement session
Confirmed feature: edited photographs delivered through a digital gallery
Practical limitation: package specifications remain partly customized and unpublished
Practical limitation: portfolio fit and availability must be assessed directly

Pricing

The official pricing page lists wedding photography starting at $2,195 and says most couples invest between $4,000 and $6,000. The listed wedding features are full-day coverage, a complimentary engagement session, professional editing and digital gallery delivery.

Daniel describes these packages as starting points. The site notes that additional time, travel, editing or print products may affect the final price. It does not clarify whether the displayed amounts include HST or expressly label the currency, so couples should confirm both before comparing quotations. Request a written proposal tied to the wedding date, locations and required coverage rather than treating the starting figure as a final total.

Published starting price: $2,195
Published typical investment: $4,000–$6,000
Potential additional costs named by the company: time, travel, editing and print products

Contact and booking

The official contact page provides a phone number, text option and inquiry form with fields for an event date and message. Daniel recommends booking a wedding photographer about a year in advance, but this is planning guidance rather than a guarantee of availability.

The Mount Hope address is published as a contact location, and the site instructs visitors to schedule an appointment before visiting. Couples should begin by submitting their wedding date, venue or locations, expected coverage window and preferred engagement-session area.

Phone or text: +1 (905) 929-4479
Online inquiry form available on the official contact page
Visits to the Mount Hope address require an appointment

What couples should confirm

Before paying a retainer, ask for a contract and a wedding-specific quotation. Confirm who will photograph the event, the exact number of coverage hours, whether a second photographer can be added, overtime rates and all travel or parking charges. The engagement session’s duration, location allowance, rescheduling policy and deliverables should also be written down.

Couples should also clarify the expected number and resolution of edited files, delivery timeline, gallery access period, download and printing rights, backup and file-retention practices, album or print pricing, cancellation terms, payment schedule, HST treatment and liability insurance. If the celebration has multiple venues or a detailed cultural program, provide the complete schedule so the quotation reflects the actual assignment.

Ask whether the named photographer personally covers the wedding
Confirm hours, overtime and second-photographer options
Confirm image count expectations, delivery timing and gallery duration
Obtain the retainer, cancellation and rescheduling terms in writing

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Daniel's Photography charge for a wedding?

The official pricing page lists wedding photography starting at $2,195 and says most couples invest between $4,000 and $6,000. Packages are customized, and additional time, travel, editing or print products may change the total.

Is an engagement session included?

Yes. Daniel states that every wedding he photographs includes a complimentary engagement session. Its duration, location limits and delivered image count are not published and should be confirmed.

Where does Daniel's Photography photograph weddings?

The business is based in Mount Hope and identifies Hamilton, Toronto and Niagara Falls as its primary service areas. Daniel says farther travel may be considered, subject to discussing project details.

How far ahead should couples inquire?

Daniel recommends booking a wedding photographer about one year in advance. Actual availability depends on the date and must be confirmed directly.

How are wedding photographs delivered?

The published wedding package details include professional editing and digital gallery delivery. The site does not specify the image count, delivery timeline or length of gallery access.