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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | London | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. The Right Moments Photography is the London, Ontario-based husband-and-wife team of Justin and Vy. For couples looking for a London Ontario wedding photographer, its official website presents wedding coverage centred on timeless portraits, candid moments and a personal planning process.
The studio also presents itself for Toronto and Southwestern Ontario weddings. Its published material describes an artistic, documentary approach, with portraits and real-time moments both part of the work. The business has an active enquiry route and says it accepts a limited number of weddings each year; couples should still ask about their date before making plans around the studio.
The Right Moments Photography focuses on wedding photography. Its team describes its style as artistic and documentary, with natural and bold images across ceremony coverage, romantic portraits and reception moments. Justin is described on the official site as the documentary artist, while Vy documents ceremonies and receptions, assists with formal family portraits and helps keep the timeline and wish list in view.
The published wedding experience includes an initial conversation, an optional engagement or pre-wedding “get-to-know-you” session, planning support before the wedding, wedding-day coverage, gallery delivery and the option to invest in an album. The studio says all wedding couples can access its professional lab, with an album decision available at the start or after the gallery is received.
The studio identifies London, Toronto and Southwestern Ontario as its wedding-photography markets. Its public site does not publish a detailed travel-fee policy or a boundary map, so couples planning outside those areas should ask whether travel is available and how any related costs would be handled.
Its process may suit couples who want both guided portraits and candid coverage, and who value discussing priorities before the event. The team’s published planning approach includes a questionnaire three months before the wedding and timeline assistance if a couple has not started one. That is a documented workflow feature, not a promise about how every event will run.
A confirmed operational strength is the two-person, husband-and-wife structure: the official site names Justin and Vy and describes distinct wedding-day roles. Another is the stated planning workflow, including consultation, engagement-session planning, a pre-wedding questionnaire and timeline input. The wedding FAQ also states that the business is registered, carries commercial liability insurance and uses professional-grade equipment with backups.
There are practical limits to the public information. The site does not publish a complete inclusion-by-inclusion collection comparison, a turnaround guarantee, travel pricing or a public street address. It also says it limits the number of weddings it takes each year. These are questions to resolve in writing with the studio rather than assumptions a couple should make from this listing.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official investment page. Wedding photography collections start at 3000, and the stated average investment is 3500–6500. The page also says payment plans and a gift registry are offered.
The studio’s booking FAQ states that a signed agreement and a 1000 non-refundable retainer are required to hold a date. Couples should request the current collection guide and confirm what is included in their quoted amount, applicable taxes, travel, the payment schedule, retainer terms and cancellation or postponement provisions before booking.
The official wedding FAQ says couples can expect a minimum of 400 images for an average eight-hour wedding day, while noting that the final quantity depends on the day’s activities and the number of photographers. This is useful as a general published expectation, but it is not a substitute for a date-specific deliverables clause.
The studio supplies edited JPEG images only. It describes standard editing as general colour correction, contrast and sharpening. Requests for re-editing or custom retouching may involve an additional charge for digital images, according to the official FAQ. Couples who need a particular edit, file type or delivery timing should put that requirement into the agreement.
The direct contact route is the enquiry form on The Right Moments Photography’s official website. The footer also lists info@therightmoments.com. The studio invites couples to enquire about availability and fit, and says it takes a limited number of weddings annually.
No current phone number or street address is published on the official pages reviewed for this profile, so neither is reproduced here. Use the official form or email to provide the wedding date, venue or region, expected hours and the type of coverage you are considering.
Before signing, confirm whether Justin, Vy or another photographer will be present; the number of photographers; exact hours; locations; any travel or accommodation costs; and coverage for cultural events, rehearsal activities or extended receptions. If a second photographer is important, ask for that to be named in the scope: the studio says a second photographer can be beneficial for events with more than 80 guests or days longer than eight hours.
Also confirm collection inclusions, image-delivery timing, gallery access duration, album or print allowances, editing and retouching terms, insurance documentation required by the venue, taxes, payment milestones and the non-refundable retainer conditions. These details are not fully set out in the public-facing price summary.
The official website identifies Justin and Vy as the husband-and-wife team behind The Right Moments Photography. Justin is presented as the documentary artist, and Vy’s listed wedding-day role includes documenting ceremony and reception moments, helping with formal portraits and supporting the timeline and wish list.
No. Its wedding FAQ states that it provides edited JPEG images only, not raw or unedited files. Standard editing is described as colour correction, contrast and sharpening; custom retouching can be requested and may involve an additional charge.
The studio says an average eight-hour wedding day should receive a minimum of 400 images. It notes that the final number depends on the activities taking place and the number of photographers.
The official FAQ says a signed agreement and a 1000 non-refundable retainer are required to hold a date. The business asks couples to enquire directly about availability.
Website: https://www.therightmoments.com/





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