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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Markham | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Eric Cheng Photography is the current official identity behind ericcheng.ca. The site identifies Eric as a Toronto wedding photographer and presents a Toronto editorial wedding photographer service with a cinematic, intentionally composed approach to documenting weddings.
The official website has an active contact route for couples seeking wedding-photography advice or availability, plus current pricing information for weddings, elopements and engagement sessions. No street address or telephone number is published on the official pages reviewed, so this profile does not repeat the legacy listing’s unverified contact details.
Eric Cheng Photography publishes wedding, elopement and engagement photography. Wedding coverage is described as beginning at six hours, with full-day, multi-day and custom options available. The engagement offering is presented as a 1.5-hour stylized session, while the elopement service includes storyboarding and itinerary planning.
The stated visual approach is editorial and cinematic, balancing directed portraits with spontaneous moments. The photographer says portrait sessions are actively directed, while key parts of the day such as the ceremony are documented more unobtrusively. This makes the published service description more specific than a general wedding-photography listing: preparation, composition, light and art direction are central to the way the work is described.
Toronto is the clearly stated home market. The homepage also describes the service as available worldwide, and the official site discusses destination elopements, including a stated special rate for Ireland, Italy, Greece and Iceland. It does not publish a city-by-city Ontario or GTA coverage radius, travel fees or destination terms.
Based on the service description, this may suit couples looking for a photographer who plans portrait conditions in advance and provides direction during portraits, while retaining candid coverage for parts of the wedding day. Couples seeking minimal photographer direction, a strictly documentary-only approach, or a confirmed local travel radius should discuss those points directly before booking.
A documented strength is the pre-event planning process. The official site describes location scouting, storyboarding and planning for lighting, angles and setup; it also says the photographer personally edits the final images rather than outsourcing editing. The published workflow includes a small set of wedding highlights in about two weeks and a complete high-resolution gallery in about three months.
There are practical evidence limits. The official pages reviewed do not publish a street address, telephone number, package-by-package inclusion list, tax treatment, payment schedule, cancellation terms or confirmed availability calendar. The delivery timing is presented as an estimate, so couples should put their agreed schedule and deliverables in writing.
Current pricing is explicitly published. Wedding photography is listed from $5,200, starting at six hours of coverage; full-day, multi-day and custom packages are also mentioned. Elopement photography is listed from $3,200, and engagement photography from $1,200.
These are starting prices, not a complete quote. The official page does not set out the exact inclusions, tax, travel, overtime, album options or total for a particular wedding. Ask for a written proposal that identifies the coverage hours, number of photographers, deliverables, payment milestones and any travel or destination costs.
Use the official contact page on ericcheng.ca to ask about availability, wedding-photography advice and a tailored proposal. The page contains an embedded client contact form; the site also describes an initial meeting over coffee or Zoom as part of its workflow.
The official pages reviewed do not display a telephone number, email address or bookable public calendar. Do not rely on the legacy Facebook URL, legacy street address or legacy phone number in the older record as current booking information. Confirm the contracting business name and the preferred communication method directly through the official enquiry route.
Before reserving a date, ask which package fits the event, whether the stated six-hour wedding starting point is sufficient, and how portrait direction will fit the timeline. If the celebration includes a dark venue, multiple locations, a destination component or a specific visual reference, discuss that during the planning conversation; the official site says these are considered in its preparation process.
Request written confirmation of the total price, currency, taxes, retainer, cancellation and rescheduling terms, travel costs, final image count, second-photographer arrangements if wanted, gallery access period, print or album options, delivery schedule and permissions for sharing images. Confirm the venue date before making any payment, as the public site invites availability enquiries but does not show live availability.
The official homepage names the business Eric Cheng Photography, identifies Eric as a Toronto wedding photographer and carries a 2026 copyright notice. The official pricing and contact pages provide current service, pricing and enquiry context. Together, those pages support an active listing and replace the unsupported legacy Facebook source as the official website.
This profile intentionally leaves the address and telephone fields blank because neither appears on the official pages reviewed. That avoids presenting an older directory record as current first-party contact information.
The official pricing page lists weddings from $5,200, starting at six hours of photography coverage, with full-day, multi-day and custom packages available. Exact inclusions should be confirmed in a written proposal.
The official site says a handful of highlights are delivered in about two weeks and the complete processed set in about three months through a high-resolution personal online gallery. These are estimated timelines, so confirm the schedule for your date.
The official FAQ says the business focuses on photography and does not present videography as an in-house service. It says Eric can recommend videographer partners he has worked with.
Website: https://ericcheng.ca/





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