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Shaby Dhillon Photography

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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Brampton | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

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

Shaby Dhillon Photography is now presented as Ombrah by Shaby Dhillon, a Toronto-based wedding photography boutique specializing in South Asian weddings. Couples looking for a South Asian wedding photographer Toronto can use the current official site to review wedding galleries, package guidance and direct booking details.

The business lists a Brampton studio address and says it photographs weddings and engagement shoots worldwide. Its published approach combines largely relaxed, photojournalistic coverage with guided time for selected portraits and family photographs.

Services and specialization

Ombrah by Shaby Dhillon, formerly Shaby Dhillon Photography, presents wedding photography for South Asian weddings. The official site also refers to engagement shoots and publishes galleries for weddings and engagement sessions.

The FAQ describes coverage as mostly relaxed and photojournalistic, with a smaller directed portion for getting-ready portraits, family photographs and couple portraits. It also says the team delivers fully edited images rather than RAW files, and offers albums after final photos are delivered. Couples should request the current package inclusions in writing, since the site does not publish a complete inclusions list for every option.

Service area and who it may suit

The business calls itself Toronto-based and lists its contact address in Brampton. Its FAQ says weddings and engagement sessions can be photographed worldwide, so it may suit couples planning a GTA event as well as those considering travel coverage.

This profile is especially relevant for couples whose celebration includes South Asian wedding traditions and who want to see full wedding galleries before deciding. Exact travel availability, travel costs and coverage outside the GTA should be confirmed for the specific date and venue.

Portfolio and photography approach

The official weddings page displays named wedding stories and identifies wedding photography in Toronto. Its FAQ explains that the team aims to have at least two photographers for wedding coverage: one can focus on photojournalistic images while the other works on additional moments and creative coverage.

The published workflow suggests a mix of documentary moments and planned portrait time rather than an entirely posed or entirely hands-off day. That is a documented approach, not a guarantee of a particular result. Couples can use the official wedding galleries to assess whether the editing and composition suit their own event.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Confirmed features include a South Asian wedding specialization, wedding and engagement-session coverage, full-image editing, album availability, a published delivery target and the stated two-photographer coverage approach. The business also offers initial consultations in person or online.

A practical limitation is that the website does not provide a complete public comparison of package inclusions, travel charges, album pricing, overtime rates, deposit terms or cancellation terms. The published figures are useful starting points, but couples should rely on the written quote and contract for their event.

Documented feature: consultations may be arranged in person or online.
Documented feature: the FAQ states a delivery guarantee within 90 days, with many wedding packages typically delivered in six to eight weeks.
Confirm directly: whether the two-photographer approach applies to the selected package and event schedule.

Pricing

The official FAQ states that wedding packages start at $6,000 for up to 10 hours of photography coverage. It also says that most couples spend between $8,500 and $9,500. These are published guidance figures, not a quote for a particular wedding.

The official site does not publish the complete package breakdown or the rate for additional coverage. Couples should provide their wedding date, event locations and planned hours when requesting current packages, then verify what is included, applicable taxes, travel and any extra-hour charges before signing.

Contact and booking

The official contact page lists 645 Remembrance Road, Unit 210, Brampton, ON L7A 3W3 and telephone number 647-984-1862. The website also lists info@ombrah.com and provides a contact form.

For a useful availability response, include the wedding date, ceremony and reception locations, approximate coverage hours, number of events and whether an engagement session is wanted. The FAQ says couples commonly secure services nine to 18 months ahead, but that is general guidance from the business rather than a statement of current availability.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask for the current written proposal and ensure it identifies the current Ombrah by Shaby Dhillon business name as well as the relevant photography coverage. Compare the proposal to the published starting guidance only after confirming the event scope.

The website’s delivery and editing information provides a useful discussion point, but the contract should set the final obligations for the selected package. Confirming these details early will make it easier to compare services on a like-for-like basis.

Coverage hours, number of photographers and the planned event timeline.
Whether travel, parking, accommodation, taxes or extra hours create added charges.
Delivery schedule, image count expectations, gallery access and album options.
Deposit, payment schedule, cancellation or rescheduling terms, and insurance requirements for the venue.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Ombrah the same business as Shaby Dhillon Photography?

The official website identifies “Ombrah by Shaby Dhillon” as formerly “Shaby Dhillon Photography.” This profile uses the legacy page name while linking to the current official website.

What wedding-photography style does the business describe?

Its FAQ describes coverage as primarily relaxed and photojournalistic, with directed time for getting-ready portraits, family photographs and couple portraits.

What are the published wedding photography prices?

The official FAQ says packages start at $6,000 for up to 10 hours of photography coverage, and that most couples spend between $8,500 and $9,500. Ask for a current written quote for exact inclusions and fees.