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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Meaford | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Frances Morency Photography is a Collingwood and Toronto wedding photographer team led by Frances Morency. Its official website presents wedding and event coverage with an unscripted, journalistic and candid approach, alongside light direction and staged family formals when needed.
The business describes itself as based near Collingwood, Ontario, and says it serves the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario. Its website also presents photography and videography options for couples seeking documentation of the day as it unfolds, rather than a heavily posed photo experience.
Frances Morency Photography focuses on wedding photography, with Frances Morency identified as the lead photographer at FMP Wedding & Events. The team’s stated approach is journalistic and candid: photographing the day unobtrusively while also providing light direction and staged family formals. This gives couples a clear indication of the balance the business aims to strike between spontaneous coverage and the group photographs many weddings require.
The official Investment page also advertises a Photo & Video Collection. Its listed photography elements include seven hours, one photographer plus an assistant, unlimited professionally edited images, a music-set highlight reel, high-resolution print-ready files and an online gallery with a shopping cart. The same collection page lists video coverage with two videographers, drone videography, a 10-minute cinematic edit, a social-media highlight, a USB key, a presentation box and raw footage on an external drive.
The business says it is based near Collingwood and identifies Meaford near Collingwood as its base. It states that it serves the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario, naming Meaford, Thornbury, Owen Sound, Collingwood, Wasaga Beach, Kemble and Tobermory among the locations it serves. The website also refers to work from Grey Bruce to Niagara and beyond.
This may suit couples planning a wedding in the Collingwood, Georgian Bay, Toronto or broader Southern Ontario area who prefer a photographer to work largely in the background. It may also be relevant to couples looking for both photography and video through one team. The website discusses destination wedding work, but a particular date and destination should be confirmed directly before relying on that option.
A confirmed feature is the team’s documented journalistic coverage model. The official site consistently describes unscripted, candid and unobtrusive photography, while also noting that light direction and family formals are available. For couples who want natural moments but still need organised family images, that stated combination is worth discussing during a consultation.
Another documented feature is the business’s published portfolio framing: its About page says the work shown on its website comes from real wedding days. The site also provides a direct consultation form, email address and telephone number. These are operational features described by the business, not independent endorsements.
A practical limitation is that the public pages do not clearly set out every wedding package, the precise scope of each price, current date availability, contract terms or turnaround times. Those items should be confirmed in writing for the proposed wedding.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official Investment page. For its Photo & Video Collection, the page displays $7,340 with Frances and $6,340 with associates. The displayed collection details include seven hours of photo coverage and the listed photography and video deliverables on that page.
The site also says “Zero Travel Fees” within the displayed collection. Because public pricing pages can change and may not cover every date, venue, event format or add-on, couples should request a current written quote. Confirm whether the displayed price applies to the desired team, all taxes, the chosen venue and any requested extra coverage or products.
The official Contact page invites couples to submit its form to book a consultation and directs them to first confirm availability. The business lists info@francesmorency.com and 416-526-2005 as direct contact details.
A consultation is a useful time to explain the wedding timeline, planned locations, family-photo needs, preferred level of direction and interest in video. Ask which named photographer or associate would be assigned to the date, then ensure that assignment and all inclusions are reflected in the agreement.
Confirm availability for the wedding date before making plans around this team. Ask whether Frances Morency or an associate would photograph the event, who would provide video coverage if selected, and how many coverage hours are included in the proposal. If the public Photo & Video Collection is of interest, request confirmation that its listed deliverables apply to the quoted booking.
Couples should also review the agreement for the retainer, payment schedule, tax treatment, cancellation or postponement terms, travel policy, overtime, delivery schedule, gallery access and raw-footage arrangements. The official site describes an online gallery and print-ready files for the displayed collection, but the contract is the appropriate place to confirm the version included with a specific booking.
The official site describes the team’s approach as unscripted, journalistic, candid and unobtrusive. It also says the team provides light direction and staged family formals.
The business says it is based near Collingwood, Ontario, and serves the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario, including locations from Grey Bruce to Niagara and beyond.
Yes. Its official Investment page presents a Photo & Video Collection with listed photography and videography coverage and deliverables.
The official Investment page displays $7,340 with Frances and $6,340 with associates for its Photo & Video Collection. Confirm the current quote and package scope for your date.
The official Contact page offers a consultation form and lists info@francesmorency.com and 416-526-2005.
Phone: 416-526-2005
Website: https://francesmorency.com/





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