One Studio, One Vision: Maple & Clover is Now Toronto's Home for Wedding Photography & Videography
If you've been following along, you may have noticed a quiet stretch on this blog — the last post was back in May 2023. A lot has happened behind the scenes since then, and this is a chance to explain the gap and share how Maple & Cloverhas evolved as a Toronto wedding photography and videography studio.
Why I Consolidated Two Brands Into One
For several years, I ran two separate wedding businesses side by side: Maple & Clover for wedding photography and cinematography, and a dedicated videography company called Solely Love. Running both was creatively rewarding, but it meant splitting focus across two brands, two workflows, and two client experiences.
In 2024, I closed Solely Love and brought everything under one name — Maple & Clover.
That consolidation means couples looking for documentary-style wedding photography and cinematic wedding filmsin Toronto now get one studio, one creative direction, and one consistent process from first consultation through final delivery — instead of coordinating with two separate vendors.
A Film Production Background Behind Every Wedding
My approach to wedding photography and videography is shaped by a long career in film production, not just wedding work.
I studied filmmaking at the New York Film Academy in New York City, building a foundation in visual storytelling, composition, and narrative structure. Since 2001, I've worked professionally as an Assistant Director across Ireland, Europe, and the United States — experience that trained me to anticipate moments, manage tight timelines, and capture real performances as they happen, not stage them.
Bringing Film Industry Standards to Toronto Weddings
In 2018, I relocated to Canada and started the next chapter of my career here. Since then, I've been an active member of IATSE Local 873, working as a Grip Technician in the Canadian film and television industry.
That ongoing on-set work keeps my technical skills sharp and directly informs the production standards I bring to every wedding.
For couples searching for a Toronto wedding photographer and videographer with genuine film industry experience, this background translates into calm execution under pressure, technical reliability, and a strong storytelling instinct — even on fast-moving wedding days.
Recent Toronto Wedding Photography & Videography Work
While the blog has been quiet, the work hasn't stopped. I've documented everything from intimate celebrations to full multi-day wedding events, and the recent galleries and films on this site represent some of my strongest storytelling work to date.
These weddings combine a documentary approach with cinematic pacing, natural colour, and honest emotion — every gallery and film reflects years of experience in both the wedding industry and professional film production, now unified under the Maple & Clover name.
If you're browsing recent Toronto wedding films or wedding photography galleries looking for a style that feels natural, timeless, and story-driven, take a look through the latest work on the site.
Looking Ahead
Maple & Clover today represents over 20 years in visual storytelling, film production, and wedding documentation, brought together under a single, focused brand. That focus means I can give each couple my full attention while creating wedding photography and films that feel personal, cinematic, and true to their day.
Thank you for being here. If this resonates with you and you're planning a wedding in Toronto — or anywhere else in Canada — I'd love to hear about it.
