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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Sophie Asselin is a Montreal wedding photographer with a confirmed official website that presents her work as wedding photography for elegant celebrations. The site identifies Sophie as Montreal-based, describes more than 16 years of wedding-photography experience, and provides direct contact and booking information.
For couples researching a Montreal wedding photographer, the most useful confirmed details are the published starting price, the stated use of two photographers, and a process that begins with an inquiry about the date, location and celebration. No public studio or postal address was located on the official pages reviewed, so this profile does not list the legacy address.
Sophie Asselin’s official site is focused on wedding photography. Its English materials describe refined photography for elegant celebrations, with attention to quiet glances, laughter and other in-between moments as well as the major parts of a wedding day. The French experience page further describes a mix of documentary and editorial images, which helps explain the service approach without assigning an unsupported style label beyond the photographer’s own description.
The official experience information says collections include two photographers. A featured collection describes coverage of preparations, the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception storytelling, alongside a curated online gallery and a preview within 48 hours. Coverage and collection details can be customized, so the exact inclusions should be confirmed in the proposal for a particular wedding.
The official website identifies Sophie Asselin as a Montreal-based wedding photographer and refers to weddings in “Montreal and beyond.” It also states that travel fees within the Greater Montreal area are included with every collection. The site does not publish a complete list of regions served outside Greater Montreal, so destination, Quebec-wide or out-of-province arrangements should be discussed before booking.
This may suit couples planning an elegant Montreal-area celebration who want photography that includes both guided portions of the day and naturally unfolding moments. It may also suit couples who value broader simultaneous coverage, since the official materials state that two photographers are included. These are fit considerations based on documented features, not guarantees about availability or outcomes.
A documented operational feature is the two-photographer model described on the official experience page. The same source states that Sophie has documented more than 360 weddings over more than 16 years. The published process also includes planning support and a personalized timeline, while the featured collection specifies a 48-hour preview and an online gallery.
The main practical limitation is that the public site does not provide a street address or a complete geographic coverage list. It also does not publish a universal, itemized menu for every custom collection. Couples should therefore use the official proposal to confirm their specific coverage length, delivery terms, travel outside Greater Montreal and any additions they need.
Current pricing is explicitly published: wedding photography collections start at $4,800. The official English experience page also displays a $6,500 featured collection and notes that applicable taxes are additional. It describes that collection as customizable, with coverage available for up to 13 hours.
The starting figure and featured collection are useful planning references, but they are not a complete quote for every celebration. The official contact page says a tailored proposal is sent after Sophie reviews the wedding details and confirms date availability. Ask for the total including applicable taxes, any travel beyond Greater Montreal and the exact deliverables before signing.
The confirmed official contact page lists contact@sophieasselin.com and 514-293-7520, as well as an online inquiry form. The stated first step is to submit the wedding date, location and celebration details so availability can be checked.
If the date is available, the site says Sophie sends a tailored proposal and can arrange a short meeting to discuss the couple’s vision. Once a collection is selected, the published process says the date is secured with a signed agreement and reservation retainer. This is the appropriate route for current availability rather than relying on the legacy social-media listing.
Ask whether the preferred date and venue are available, who the second photographer will be, and how many hours of coverage are recommended for the actual schedule. Request the specific deliverables, gallery access details, preview timing and full-gallery timing in writing, because the public site provides a featured collection rather than a complete package list for every event.
For weddings outside Greater Montreal, confirm travel terms and any additional costs. It is also sensible to ask for the total quote including applicable taxes, the retainer amount and payment schedule, whether albums or other products are included, and any contractual terms that matter to the celebration. The official pages confirm a proposal and agreement process, but not all of these event-specific details publicly.
This profile is limited to current facts supported by Sophie Asselin’s confirmed official domain. It intentionally does not repeat unverified legacy claims about a postal address, insurance, engagement sessions, “trash the dress” sessions or other add-ons that are not needed to describe the presently confirmed service.
For broader vendor browsing, use the Canada Wedding Directory. This profile remains focused on one photographer’s documented wedding-photography offering and direct booking information.
Her official website identifies her as a Montreal-based wedding photographer. The site says travel fees within the Greater Montreal area are included, but it does not publish a complete service-area list.
The official contact page states that wedding photography collections start at $4,800. A featured official collection is listed at $6,500 plus applicable taxes; a tailored proposal follows an availability check.
Yes. The official experience information states that collections include two photographers.
Submit the official contact form or email contact@sophieasselin.com with the date, location and celebration details. If available, Sophie sends a proposal; the site says a signed agreement and reservation retainer secure the date.
Phone: 514-293-7520
Website: https://sophieasselin.com/





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