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Into the Aisle

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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed August 11, 2026. Searches for “Into the Aisle Toronto wedding photographer” lead to the business’s current official website, which still uses the Into the Aisle name in its navigation and page title. Its own history identifies Sam as owner and photographer, says Into the Aisle began in 2018, and describes wedding work photographed from 2016 to 2022.

The same official site now presents Marquette & Co. as a Toronto-based brand-photography practice started in February 2023. That shift matters for wedding planning: Into the Aisle has documented wedding-photography history, but the current service pages focus on photography for personal brands and small businesses rather than a current wedding-coverage offer.

Services and specialization

Into the Aisle’s official About page describes Sam as owner and photographer and says she began in weddings. The site records wedding work between 2016 and 2022, while its blog retains wedding and engagement-session posts. This confirms the listing’s connection to wedding photography as part of the business’s history.

The current home and Experience pages centre on brand photography. They describe sessions for personal brands and small businesses, including photographers, wedding vendors, videographers, realtors, personal trainers and bloggers. The documented process includes an initial meeting, planning around the client’s brand and goals, a shot list, and delivery of brand images for uses such as websites, social media and marketing.

Historic documented work: weddings and engagement sessions.
Current documented focus: brand photography for personal brands and small businesses.
Current site does not publish a wedding-photography package or say that wedding dates are being accepted.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site places the business in Toronto, Canada, and states “Worldwide” in its site footer. It does not set out a defined wedding travel zone, destination policy, or travel-fee terms. Toronto is therefore the confirmed local reference point, while any coverage beyond it should be confirmed directly.

The current offer appears most clearly suited to businesses seeking planned brand imagery, including wedding-industry businesses that need photographs for their own marketing. Couples who found the older Into the Aisle wedding work may wish to enquire, but should not assume that wedding photography remains available.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the business’s current brand-session planning process: the official Experience page says the photographer discusses needs, works through brand elements such as colours, audience and ideal client, and prepares a shot list. It also gives a stated delivery window of within two months for brand photos.

The practical limitation is service clarity for wedding couples. The site’s present copy is about brand work, while its wedding material is framed as past work and a timeline ending in 2022. There is no current wedding portfolio, wedding collection, delivery timeline for weddings, or published date availability on the reviewed official pages.

Pricing

The current site does publish starting prices for brand-photography services: a half-day session from $800 per hour, a full-day session from $1,500, and a subscription from $3,000 for four half-day sessions over one year. These figures are presented on the brand-photography Experience page and should not be treated as wedding-photography pricing.

Current wedding-photography pricing is not explicitly published. The business does not publish a current wedding collection, package inclusions, travel fees, payment schedule, or wedding-specific add-ons. Request a written quote only after confirming that wedding coverage is currently offered.

Contact and booking

The official site provides an online contact form that asks prospective clients for their name, email address, phone number, timeframe and information about themselves and their business. It does not publish a postal address, public email address, or public phone number on the reviewed pages, so none is listed here.

For a current brand-photography enquiry, the form is the documented booking route. For a wedding enquiry, state the wedding date, location and the type of coverage sought, then ask whether Sam is accepting wedding work under Into the Aisle or Marquette & Co. before making plans around availability.

Wedding-photography history and current positioning

The official history says Into the Aisle started in 2018, that Veronica joined as a second shooter and social-media and brand curator, and that Sam photographed weddings before launching Marquette & Co. in February 2023. The site also displays testimonials referring to wedding-day and proposal photography, but testimonials are not used here as proof of current availability.

This profile therefore preserves the verified connection between Into the Aisle and its official domain without representing historic wedding work as a present-day booking promise. The ongoing website and contact form support an active profile; the wedding category should be revisited if the business confirms it no longer accepts wedding commissions.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm whether wedding photography is currently available, who will photograph the event, whether a second shooter is included, and whether the business is operating under Into the Aisle, Marquette & Co., or another contract name. Ask for a current wedding portfolio and a contract that identifies the service clearly.

Also confirm coverage hours, events and locations included, engagement-session options, image delivery method and timeline, editing scope, travel and parking costs, deposit and cancellation terms, insurance, backup arrangements and permissions for sharing images. These are items to verify, not claims that the business includes them.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Into the Aisle still a wedding-photography business?

Its official site documents wedding photography as past work, but its current service pages focus on brand photography. Confirm directly whether it is accepting wedding bookings.