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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Videography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Ella Wedding Cinema’s confirmed official website is ella.film, which identifies the business as a wedding-cinematography team led by Jonah and Sam. Couples looking for a Toronto wedding videographer can use this profile to understand the documented film formats, coverage area and contact route, then confirm current availability and scope directly with the company.

The official site presents Ella as a story-led wedding film service rather than a general event-video listing. Its material describes a planning process built around discussing the couple’s visual style and desired story before filming, followed by a first cut and feedback. The site displays a direct phone number and email address, so there is an active route to ask about a date. It does not publish a street address; no address is shown here for that reason.

Verified identity and profile scope

Ella Wedding Cinema is the name used in this existing Canada Wedding Guide record, while the confirmed official domain brands itself as “ella.” The official homepage describes two wedding cinematographers, Jonah and Sam, and links to their individual bios. The match is reinforced by the official site’s wedding-film, process and FAQ content, making ella.film the appropriate official website for this profile.

This review replaces the mismatched legacy website rather than relying on it. The official domain provides a phone number, an email address and a contact path, but it does not provide a postal address. A current office or studio visit should therefore not be assumed; ask the team whether consultations are virtual, in person or both.

Services and specialization

The documented focus is cinematic wedding filmmaking. Ella says it works with couples to define the vision and story of a wedding film, then films with that plan in mind. The company’s process page states that every package includes a three-to-five-minute Highlight Film and a Feature Wedding Film of one to three hours. It describes the feature film as including notable events in full, including the ceremony, introductions, speeches and first dances.

The FAQ adds several options that may matter when comparing videographers: packages may include one to three cinematographers; multi-day shoots are available; same-day edits are offered; and drone or aerial cinematography can be requested. The official site also says it offers 360-degree video on request. These are documented options, not a guarantee that every option will be suitable for every venue, date or package.

  • Highlight Film: stated length of 3–5 minutes.
  • Feature Wedding Film: stated length of 1–3 hours.
  • Potential coverage additions: multi-day filming, same-day edits, aerial cinematography and 360-degree video on request.

Service area and who it may suit

Ella’s FAQ states that local coverage extends anywhere within the GTA or within 30 km of downtown Toronto. It also invites destination-wedding enquiries. That makes the service potentially relevant to couples planning a Greater Toronto Area celebration, as well as couples outside that area who want to ask about travel.

The official page does not publish a complete municipality list, destination fees or a current travel policy. Couples planning a venue near the stated boundary, multiple locations, a rehearsal event or a destination celebration should provide the venue addresses and full event schedule when enquiring. Confirm whether travel time, permits, accommodation or extra crew are needed before signing an agreement.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the defined pre-production and review process. The site says packages include two meetings before the wedding, during which visual style, inspiration and editing are discussed. It also states that couples select the editing song from Artlist and that up to two revisions to the highlight video are included. These details give couples concrete points to discuss when deciding whether the workflow suits them.

The team also states that the couple will be in direct contact with the cinematographer filming the wedding, rather than an intermediary. This is a documented operating approach, although the company should confirm who is assigned to a particular date. The practical limitation is recency: some official booking and price copy refers specifically to 2020/2021. It should not be treated as evidence of 2026 availability, current rates or unchanged package terms.

  • Documented consultation, song-selection and highlight-revision steps.
  • Direct cinematographer contact is described on the official FAQ.
  • Current availability, crew assignment and package terms require direct confirmation.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official process page contains historical wording that referred to local engagements starting at $2,450 and destination work starting at $3,450 for 2020/2021. Those figures and dates are not presented as current, so they are deliberately not used as a present-day price estimate.

Request a written, dated quote for the event date and locations. Ask what is included in the selected number of cinematographers, filming hours, editing, revisions, music licensing, travel, taxes, delivery media and any same-day, aerial or 360-degree options.

Contact and booking

The official website lists 416-568-7601 and jonah@ella.film. It also displays hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Sunday. These details provide a direct starting point for an availability enquiry, but couples should confirm the preferred contact method and current response process.

For a useful first enquiry, include the wedding date, venues, approximate timeline, number of days or events, desired number of cinematographers, and whether a highlight film, feature film, aerial footage, same-day edit or 360-degree video is of interest. A portfolio link can help determine whether the published film style aligns with the desired result.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that the team is accepting new work for the required date. The official site remains reachable and shows a direct contact route, but its dated package copy does not independently confirm availability for a future wedding. Ask who will be filming, whether the same people attend all events, and what happens if a named cinematographer is unavailable.

Confirm the written deliverables in plain terms: the promised running time and content of the highlight and feature films; whether full ceremony, speeches and dances are delivered; the number of revision rounds; expected delivery timing; and whether cloud, Blu-ray or USB delivery is included. If requesting drone or 360-degree footage, confirm venue permission, weather contingencies, licensing or safety restrictions, and whether the option has an additional charge.

Finally, review the contract’s payment schedule, taxes, travel costs, cancellation and postponement terms, usage permissions, backup practices and any limits on filming at the venue. These are practical booking checks, not claims about Ella’s policies.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding films does Ella Wedding Cinema describe in its packages?

The official process page says every package includes a 3–5 minute Highlight Film and a 1–3 hour Feature Wedding Film. It describes the feature film as covering notable events in full, including the ceremony, introductions, speeches and first dances.

Can Ella Wedding Cinema provide more than one cinematographer?

Yes. Its FAQ says packages can include one to three cinematographers, depending on the event and desired coverage. Confirm the crew assigned to your date in writing.

Does Ella Wedding Cinema offer drone or 360-degree wedding video?

The official FAQ says aerial cinematography is available on request, and the site also describes 360-degree video on request. Ask whether either option is appropriate and permitted at your venue.

What local areas does Ella Wedding Cinema say it covers?

Its FAQ states coverage anywhere within the GTA or within 30 km of downtown Toronto, with destination-wedding enquiries welcomed. Confirm travel arrangements and charges for your specific venue.

Does Ella Wedding Cinema publish current package pricing?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Historical 2020/2021 price wording appears on the official site, so request a current written quote rather than relying on it.

Sources checked

Phone: 416-568-7601

Website: https://ella.film/

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