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Tulle & Tweed Photography

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Victoria | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Tulle & Tweed Photography is a St. John’s wedding photographer service led by Heather Stone. Its current official website presents wedding and elopement photography for celebrations ranging from intimate ceremonies to larger wedding days, with an approach centred on candid, connection-led images and lightly directed portraits.

This existing CWG listing was reviewed on August 10, 2026. The official site identifies St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador—not Victoria—as the current base, saying Heather moved back in 2025. Couples considering this vendor for a Vancouver Island wedding should therefore confirm travel availability and any associated costs directly before relying on the legacy location classification.

Current official identity and listing update

The confirmed official website is tulleandtweedphotography.com. It identifies Heather Stone as the photographer behind Tulle & Tweed Photography and presents a current St. John’s, NL photography practice that includes weddings and elopements. The site also states that Heather has photographed for more than 15 years and that more than 350 couples have entrusted her with wedding photography or elopement photography.

No full postal business address or telephone number was located on the reviewed official pages, so neither is published here. The former Victoria address and phone number in the legacy record are not used as current contact evidence.

Current base stated by the official site: St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Current wedding focus: St. John’s, the Avalon Peninsula and travel by arrangement.

Services and specialization

The official wedding page documents photography for weddings and elopements, including very small ceremonies and larger celebrations. The business describes its wedding-day approach as minimalist and fly-on-the-wall, with an emphasis on candid moments and leaving room for couples and guests to experience the day. The site also says family photographs and creative portraits are usually the most posed parts of wedding coverage.

Published wedding options range from a one-hour minimalist option to six-hour and full-day coverage. The official site separately lists elopement photography and engagement sessions, and the enquiry form includes wedding or elopement photography, destination wedding or elopement, vow renewal and all-inclusive elopement as enquiry interests.

Wedding and elopement photography.
Engagement sessions.
Vow-renewal and destination-wedding or elopement enquiries.
Online galleries and edited image quantities within published package descriptions.

Service area and who it may suit

Tulle & Tweed Photography’s current core coverage is St. John’s and the Avalon Peninsula. The official site names Mount Pearl, Paradise, Conception Bay South, Torbay, Flatrock, Petty Harbour–Maddox Cove, Portugal Cove–St. Philip’s, Witless Bay, Ferryland and Holyrood among the areas served. It also says travel is possible elsewhere in Newfoundland and beyond.

This may suit couples planning a St. John’s or Avalon Peninsula celebration who prefer documentary-leaning coverage with some guided portraits. It may also be relevant for elopements: the official site has dedicated elopement coverage and describes options for small guest counts. Locations beyond the core area require a direct discussion because the service-area page says a travel fee may apply.

Core area: St. John’s and the Avalon Peninsula.
Further Newfoundland and destination travel: enquire for scope and fees.
Historical Victoria availability is not confirmed by the current official site.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include a photographer-led approach, published wedding and elopement package structures, online-gallery delivery, and stated business and third-party liability insurance. The business also says it develops a wedding photo timeline after booking, which is a practical planning feature for couples arranging ceremony, portrait and reception coverage.

The official site is clear about its current Newfoundland focus, but it does not publish a street address, phone number or a date-specific availability calendar. Package inclusions and pricing are useful starting points rather than a guarantee of availability. The website contains both a 30% retainer statement on the wedding page and a 30+% / 40% sequence in its FAQ, so the signed quote and agreement should be treated as the authoritative booking terms.

Confirmed: business licensing and third-party liability insurance are stated on the official wedding page.
Confirm directly: date availability, travel charges, second-photographer availability and final contract terms.
Confirm directly: whether the historic Victoria listing can be accommodated for the requested date.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. The official wedding page lists a one-hour Minimalist option from $1,200 plus tax, with 150+ photos in an online gallery and a St. John’s Metro Area focus. Its six-hour Essentials package is listed at $3,950 plus tax, while the 10-hour Full Story package is listed at $5,500 plus tax and includes an engagement session. The page also lists additional-hour rates and states that package coverage areas vary.

For elopements, the dedicated page lists ceremony-only coverage from $750 plus tax, a one-hour option from $1,000 plus tax, and a three-hour option at $2,000 plus tax. The terms page says weddings are quoted individually and rates are subject to change, so couples should request a written quote for their date, location and required hours.

Wedding: $1,200+ tax for one-hour Minimalist coverage; $3,950+ tax for six hours; $5,500+ tax for 10 hours.
Elopements: from $750+ tax for ceremony-only coverage; other published options start at $1,000+ tax.
Taxes, travel, date restrictions and final inclusions should be confirmed in writing.

Contact and booking

The official website directs couples to submit an enquiry with their preferred date and wedding or elopement details. It also publishes the email address heather@tulleandtweedphotography.com and offers a scheduled call. The stated booking flow is to enquire about availability and fit, choose a package, accept a quote and agreement, then pay the required non-refundable retainer.

The business says it limits annual wedding bookings, but does not publish a live availability calendar. An enquiry should therefore include the date, venue or locations, expected coverage hours, guest count for an elopement if applicable, and whether the event is outside the St. John’s metro area.

Email: heather@tulleandtweedphotography.com
Booking route: official enquiry form or email.
No official phone number was found on the reviewed pages.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that the photographer is available for the requested date and whether the location falls within the included service area. For events outside St. John’s Metro Area, Avalon Peninsula or eastern Newfoundland, ask for the travel and accommodation terms in the quote. Couples should also confirm the exact hours, how many edited images apply to their selected package, and whether an engagement session or extra hours are included.

Ask to see the final agreement before paying the retainer. In particular, verify the applicable retainer percentage, rescheduling and cancellation terms, delivery timeframe, gallery access, image licensing, and whether a second photographer is available for the chosen date. The official site says final wedding and elopement delivery can be contracted within 16 weeks, with an average stated timeframe of six to eight weeks.

Availability and travel costs for the exact venue.
Final package inclusions, taxes and additional-hour rate.
Retainer percentage and all rescheduling or cancellation terms.
Delivery timing and the role, if any, of a second photographer.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Tulle & Tweed Photography currently based?

The official site identifies Heather Stone and Tulle & Tweed Photography as based in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. It says Heather moved back to St. John’s in 2025 and serves the Avalon Peninsula, with travel available beyond that area.

What wedding photography packages are published?

The official wedding page lists a one-hour Minimalist package from $1,200 plus tax, a six-hour Essentials package from $3,950 plus tax, and a 10-hour Full Story package from $5,500 plus tax. Availability, travel and final terms require a direct quote.

Does Tulle & Tweed Photography photograph elopements?

Yes. The official site has a dedicated elopement page with ceremony-only, one-hour and three-hour options, and it describes coverage for intimate celebrations.

How are wedding images delivered?

The published wedding packages include an online gallery. The official FAQ says wedding and elopement galleries are generally delivered within the contracted 16-week timeframe, with a stated average of six to eight weeks; the agreement for a specific booking should confirm the timeline.