Hello and welcome to my life. I post updates here as often as I physically can, so have a scroll down the page!
If you’re getting married, visit my main wedding website by clicking here.

So yah, this is my life. Have a look around.

- Taylor

What an amazing day! You might remember Jess and Craig from their engagement shoot eariler this year

Their wedding was amazing, and so much fun!

Here’s a little slideshow of highlights from the day:

Going to start off with a video of 173 of the photos we took over the 54 minutes we were together yesterday afternoon. Taken in the Distillery area of Toronto.

In case you missed the Honk 4 Love reference:

Anyways, the entire day was absolutely excellent.

Hey all! I decided to do something positive with the time I was spending on airplanes, and in airports this year. I wrote a comprehensive guide of everything that I know about wedding photography.

I really want it to become the #1 startup guide that other photographers say to check out when asked ‘How to get into the industry,’ or any other questions people interested in the wedding photography industry might ask — anything from lenses, to business, to social media.

It’s all about laying the proper groundwork for a business that will make you happy in the future. This book will help you create a business that attracts couples that you really get along with, and have fun with.

Beyond that, it’s about creating your ideal lifestyle, as well as portfolio – and using social media (Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, Etc) to help grow your business.

Check out the main website here – or keep reading. New School Wedding Photographer

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The goal with this book was to write the book that I wish I would have had when I was just getting up and running. I’ve taken a lot of workshops over the past few years, and can easily say that you’ll get way more out of this book for the dollar value than any other workshop or seminar – that I’ve attended at least.

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Here’s the retail description:

Social media is changing the face of wedding photography. It’s now even easier to get up and running with a little help from Facebook and Twitter.

This is the book to read if you’re just getting started as a wedding photographer. It gives you the groundwork to launch a successful business that you can build from. It also details events of the wedding day, and the basics of how to go about photographing them.

110 pages are broken up into the following sections:
Part 1: Getting Up and Running (FAST!)
Detailed advice on how to set yourself up for success in the future.

Part 2: Shooting
Walk through a wedding day, and remove some uncertainty from the days events. Another perspective on how to professionally photograph a wedding

Part 3: Two Day Workflow
Don’t spend all of your time managing behind the scenes activities, and regain some of your life freedom

Part 4: A Few More Advanced Topics
General information about how to keep your business growing.

Part 5: Advanced Social Media and Online Marketing
Book more weddings by getting smart on the web.

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New School Wedding Photographer is written from my experience, and contains information about how I would suggest starting a wedding photography business right now.

If you want to order it directly from me:
Click here to order it via Paypal for $19.90 all in, taxes and shipping included! (within main land North America)

Venues:
Hilton Fallsview, Niagara Falls
Liuna Gardens, Stoney Creek (Ceremony)
Balls Falls Conservation Area (Reception)

This was also my first experience working with Angelique from Rich Bride Poor Bride. She was so much fun!

Here’s a little preview for Kev and Laura! We’ll start off with some shots of the adorable flower girls and ring bearer.

Here are a few photos from the amazing day!

Alright – we came across this rake. We had to.

Also! Andrew and Emily from http://www.sorliearts.com/ did an amazing same day edit to show Sarah and Gavin later in the evening. Here’s what they came up with! Don’t forget to check out their website

Here are a few shots from the day!

I headed down to the Liberty Grand at 25 British Columbia Rd in Toronto to help out on a cake delivery with The Caketress. Delivering a cake is harder than you think. Trust me on that one. Actually, the entire process from concept, to creation, to putting the final details on takes way way longer than anyone expects.

The gold you see on there is 24 carat gold painted on with vanilla vodka.

Fuscia Designs was there putting the final touches on the Centennial Room, and I said I’d snap a few photos of their creations!

The French macaroons you see were favors provided by The Caketress that I may or may not have helped package until about 4am the Saturday night before. That was after shooting a wedding, and waking up strangely early to do so. That’s how you get a fresh product.