Ten·2·Ten Photography

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

Ten·2·Ten Photography is a Toronto documentary wedding photographer team led by owner Erika H. The studio describes its work as observational, concentrating on moments, interactions, reactions and emotions rather than recreating scenes or relying on extensive posing.

Its current website confirms wedding photography as its core wedding service and also lists microweddings, photobooths, lifestyle sessions and events. Couples can review galleries, pricing and booking information directly before arranging a consultation. Last reviewed: 2026-08-11.

Services and specialization

Ten·2·Ten Photography offers wedding photography for events ranging from backyard celebrations to full-day weddings. Its official site also identifies microweddings, lifestyle and event photography, and a photobooth with instant digital image sharing as available services.

The studio’s stated approach is documentary photography. It says the team normally observes and photographs actions, reactions and interactions without asking couples to repeat moments. For portraits and couple time, it describes using gentle prompts and suggestions rather than heavily directed poses.

The team page identifies Erika H. as owner, with Lisa K. and Sarah A. listed as senior artists. The contact page states that all team members work as lead photographers. Couples who have a preference for a particular photographer should raise that in their consultation.

• Wedding photography
• Microweddings
• Lifestyle and event photography
• Digital-sharing photobooth

Service area and who it may suit

The business positions itself as a Toronto wedding-photography team, while its contact page says it is based in the Durham and Cambridge districts. No street address is published on the official pages reviewed, so no postal address is listed here.

The official site says the team travels and refers Ontario destination weddings to custom quotes. Because the page’s travel wording includes an older pandemic reference, couples planning outside Toronto should confirm the current travel area, travel charges and any destination terms before booking.

This may suit couples who want a less posed record of the day and who are comfortable with a documentary-led approach. The studio explicitly notes that extensive beauty retouching or alteration is not its usual documentary workflow.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed operational feature is the studio’s stated image-handling workflow: it says it uses multiple redundant backup steps, including copies made while photographing, and brings backup gear to weddings. Its pricing page also identifies a private online gallery for one year, a personal lifetime print release, high-resolution images, planning consultation and timeline assistance in the published longer-coverage packages.

The studio states that its editing is completed in-house through a multi-step process. Images are delivered in colour, with selected black-and-white versions at the team’s discretion.

Practical limitations are also clear. The official site does not publish a postal address, and custom work, travel and a second photographer require confirmation. The team says it does not often use second photographers and that this is an additional cost when needed.

• Documentary, low-posing approach
• In-house editing stated by the studio
• Published image-gallery and print-release terms for longer packages
• No official street address published

Pricing

Published wedding-photography pricing starts at $1,729 for three consecutive hours, with additional hours listed at $575 per hour up to five hours. The studio says this short package can be booked up to three months in advance.

Its published six-hour package is $2,999 and its eight-hour package is $3,899. A fuller “Full Story” option is listed at $5,299 and includes coverage beginning one hour before the ceremony or first look through 30 minutes after the dance floor opens. The quoted packages list one photographer.

The studio says packages can be customized. Prices are subject to applicable taxes. A signed contract and retainer are required to book; the published retainer is $750 for full-day weddings and $500 for packages of five hours or less. The site states that retainers are non-refundable, so couples should review the current proposal and contract before committing.

Contact and booking

Ten·2·Ten Photography lists telephone contact at +1 416-892-3286 and email at hello@ten2tenphotography.com. The business operates by appointment only.

The stated process begins with a virtual meet-and-greet. If both sides decide to proceed, the studio prepares a proposal with sample packages, customization options and a contract. Booking is completed after the contract is signed and the retainer is paid.

The contact page says the team aims to reply to emails within 24–48 hours. Availability is not published, so an inquiry should include the date, venue, coverage priorities and whether a specific team member is preferred.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm which lead photographer will cover the wedding, the current availability of the preferred date and whether the venue or route creates travel costs. These details may affect a custom proposal.

Review the exact coverage start and end times, number of photographers, engagement-session terms and gallery-access period. The pricing page lists these items for published packages, but a signed proposal controls the final arrangement.

Ask about the current cancellation, rescheduling and payment terms in the contract. Couples who want significant retouching, extensive formal posing, an album, additional coverage or a second photographer should discuss those requirements before accepting the proposal.

• Photographer assignment and availability
• Travel area and applicable costs
• Final package inclusions and coverage hours
• Retouching and posing expectations
• Contract, retainer and cancellation terms

Delivery expectations

The official FAQ estimates approximately 60–80 images per hour of coverage, with a typical full-day wedding producing about 600–900 or more images. This is an estimate, not a guaranteed image count.

The studio says engagement galleries are generally quoted at two to three weeks and wedding galleries at six to ten weeks. Turnaround can vary by season and the work being photographed, so couples should confirm the delivery estimate included in their agreement.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Ten·2·Ten Photography’s documentary approach?

The studio says it photographs moments, interactions, reactions and emotions with very little posing, using prompts and suggestions when needed rather than recreating scenes.

What are the published Toronto wedding-photography prices?

The official pricing page lists three hours from $1,729, six hours at $2,999, eight hours at $3,899 and a Full Story option at $5,299, plus applicable taxes. Custom pricing is also available.

How do couples book Ten·2·Ten Photography?

Start with a virtual meet-and-greet. The studio then prepares a proposal; booking requires a signed contract and a retainer.

Does Ten·2·Ten Photography publish an address?

No. Its official contact page gives a phone number, email address and appointment-only status, but no postal address.

Sources checked

• Toronto Wedding Photographer | Ten·2·Ten Photography
• Toronto Wedding Photography Prices – Ten·2·Ten Photography
• Contact Ten2Ten Photography – Toronto Wedding Photographers
• Pricing FAQ from Ten·2·Ten Photography – Toronto Wedding Photographer

Phone: +1 416-892-3286

Website: https://www.ten2tenphotography.com/