How do we book ConsequencePhoto for our wedding?

Fill out the contact form and Jaqueline will get back to you with a full pricing list and a link to book a virtual meeting to get to know each other.

How does the payment schedule work for weddings?

After your first meeting, a 30% non-refundable retainer secures your date. Another 30% is due halfway between your booking date and wedding day. The remaining 40% is due two weeks before the wedding.

How many wedding photos do we receive?

There is no cutoff number. You will receive plenty of meaningful, emotional and funny images — all carefully curated. The focus is on delivering great images only, and if you feel something is missing, just ask.

How do we receive our wedding photos?

Through a beautiful online photo gallery that you can access from anywhere.

Do you only photograph small weddings?

So far, yes. Smaller weddings allow for a true connection with the couple, the guests, and the moment.

Do we get to choose our wedding images?

Jaqueline personally selects and carefully curates every shoot, gathering authentic and meaningful images. This curation process is part of her identity and brand. If any critical photo is missing, just ask and she will find it.

Do you travel for weddings?

Yes! Weddings have been photographed in Mexico and Brazil, with excitement for the next journey.

What if we want our wedding photos to remain completely private?

A Full Privacy Option is available, which must be requested before signing the contract. This prevents images from being used on the website, blog, social media, or portfolio, and carries a fee of 50% of the total package cost. Note: AI use is never permitted and client names are never shared publicly.

How do I book a portrait session?

Fill out the contact form to get started. You'll then receive a link to book an intro call to discuss your vision in detail.

What is the portrait session process?

After the intro call, you'll receive a retainer invoice, a service contract, and a questionnaire. Your answers shape a moodboard draft, which you can adjust. A second call then narrows down the creative direction in a deeply collaborative process.

How many photos do I receive from a portrait session?

For 2-hour sessions, around 15 to 20 carefully curated images.

Are there any discounts available?

Two discounts are available. TKBA members receive 15% off. Trans folks pay what they can.

Can I use event photos for social media and marketing?

Definitely! The only restriction is profiting directly off the images, for example using them on merchandise.

Toronto City Hall Wedding - A Transgender Love Story - Toronto Portrait & Wedding Photographer

Toronto City Hall is one of the most iconic spots in the city for an intimate wedding or elopement. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, it offers couples a meaningful, legal ceremony without the pressure of a large traditional wedding — just the people who matter most, gathered in one of Canada's most recognizable buildings. For couples planning an intimate Toronto wedding, City Hall offers something no venue can replicate: the feeling that your love is officially part of this city's story.

Noah and Amal's November wedding was exactly that — intimate, meaningful, and surrounded by the warm fall colours that Toronto holds onto so beautifully this time of year.

Bride getting ready with her mother at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

transgender couple during first look at Toronto City Hall

Intimate transgender wedding portraits at Toronto City Hall downtown

GETTING READY

The morning began at the Chelsea Hotel in downtown Toronto, where Amal and her mother were getting ready together. Amal wore a white jumpsuit and a white turban she had chosen for herself — and one of the most tender moments of the entire day came when her mother, who had flown in from the United States just for the weekend, helped her put it on. That quiet act of love between a mother and daughter set the tone for everything that followed.

Bride portrait getting ready at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

Bride and her mother at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

intimate wedding ceremony at Toronto City Hall during fall

FIRST LOOK

Noah arrived at Toronto City Hall dressed in a traditional Filipino Barong Tagalog — the elegant long sleeved embroidered shirt worn by Filipino grooms — a beautiful nod to heritage that felt personal and grounded against the backdrop of a Toronto November.

When Amal arrived and the two finally saw each other, the emotion was immediate and completely unguarded. A first look at City Hall, with the architecture of one of Toronto's most recognizable landmarks surrounding them and their families nearby, felt like the city itself was bearing witness to their love. It was one of those moments where I step back and simply let it unfold.

CEREMONY

The ceremony was intimate by design. Gathered around Noah and Amal were Noah's parents, sibling, and two cousins, Amal's mother, and two close friends — one of them a trans man who stood witness to a moment that felt both deeply personal and quietly historic.

There is something profoundly moving about photographing a trans couple surrounded by family who show up — fully, lovingly, without reservation. Family support is never guaranteed, and when it's there, it fills a room in a way that's impossible to miss through a lens. Noah and Amal married each other legally, freely, and surrounded by people who love them. That is everything.

transgender couple during intimate ceremony at Toronto City Hall

couple during intimate ceremony at Toronto City Hall

DINNER

After the ceremony and family portraits around Toronto City Hall, the celebration continued at Blu Ristorante for an intimate dinner with their closest family and friends. It was the perfect ending to the day — unhurried, warm, and full of the kind of laughter and conversation that only happens when everyone at the table truly belongs there.