Auberge du Pommier Wedding | Leayen and Anthony's Intimate Celebration

"Ally did our engagement session and wedding luncheon. She is a lovely photographer with a natural talent to capture those genuine moments in a unique and stunning way. I loved how she even captured the small things going on with our guests in the background during the hectic luncheon. The photos received from both sessions were so beautiful; I'm so glad I selected Ally to capture our precious moments. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, Ally's pictures are worth a multitude more than a thousand.!"

Thank you Leayen and Anthony for leaving me such a sweet review on Google

I've been waiting for Leayen and Anthony's special day to come for two years. These two lovely reached out to me back in August 2014. I vividly remembered during our consultation, they mentioned that having a great time with close friends and family over good food and photography were the two things on the top of their wedding planning list. This couldn't go wrong. I thought in my head. Life got into the way and their wedding had to be postponed for a year to 2016 due to health issue. One year later, the same important people showed up in these two's simply luncheon reception in Auberge du Pommier and the party couldn't be better. Their choice of wedding venue reflected what's important to them. Their Auberge du Pommier wedding was intimate and minimalistic. It's a true, honest celebration that reflects Leayen and Anthony's down-to-earth personalities. I was extremely honour to be a part of this joyful day and thrilled that my bride and groom both loved how their wedding images turned out. Also on my end, the food at Auberge du Pommier was top-notch. I'm already missing that tuna steak I had...

Lots of love,
Ally

Saint Lawrence Market Wedding | Jina + Paul

I was happy to have done yet another urban wedding at the St. Lawrence Market in Toronto. As much I love photographing destination weddings and outdoor weddings in the greatest nature, I also felt that city weddings are always the core of it all. At least for myself, I started in photography with a strong interest in street photography. The people, the faces, the interactions, the movements, the culture, the decisive moments that got captured in a city, on the street always fascinated me. It never failed to give me tremendous fun to have a photo walk in a foreign city. In fact, that's what most of my travel photos were made up of. Lots of candid portraits of people in urban settings. To document love and urban weddings in Toronto's city core gave me comfort and joy. Jina and Paul were city people. They're quite hipster by my definition. I always felt that hipsters were those with a free spirit and an unique style. They're open minded and happy to have an alternative approach to things. They didn't try too hard to be different but they also didn't seem to care for fitting in. Jina and Paul were super easy going when I suggested weird ideas for creative wedding photos. It's such great fun working with these two and their young bridal party and loving friends. 

Lots of love,

Ally