About Me

HEY, I’M CAIT

I’m a Prince Edward County wedding and elopement photographer. I’m also a parent, a pretty sentimental human, and someone whose love of photography was initially funded by her parents’ trips to Blacks.

I started studying photography in high school and made my parents print all my photos. Those prints went straight into a photo album, because apparently I thought my early work needed preserving. The photos weren’t always incredible, but I loved making them—and having something I could hold onto afterwards.

I went on to study photojournalism and fell in love with weddings along the way. It makes sense, really. Weddings bring together everything I’m drawn to: people, stories, and emotion that doesn’t need much explaining. There’s a lot happening beyond the ceremony and the speeches, and I love paying attention to that, too.

Your photographs should remind you exactly how someone hugged you, how hard you laughed, or what it felt like to have all your favourite people in one place. You don’t need to turn your day into a photoshoot. There’s already plenty worth photographing in you being yourselves..

Weddings and elopements have my heart, but I’m always up for photographing families, branding or tagging along on an adventure. You don’t need a big occasion to make pictures worth keeping. My high-school photo album can probably vouch for that.

Tell me a little about yourselves and what you’re planning. I’d love to get to know you.

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RANDOM FACTS (ABOUT ME)

Some other random facts about me. I was born in England, but I don’t have an accent. Aside from Canada and England, I have also lived in Dubai and New Zealand. I am very tall (six foot). I love interior design, fashion, and real estate. Before studying photography, I went to school in Toronto for Chef Training.

I would love to hear some random facts about your love story, and maybe even get to tell it through my camera!

GOT SOME QUESTIONS?

Romantic, candid, and natural. I’m formally trained as a photojournalist, so I’m drawn to the moments you can’t stage: the nervous hand squeeze, the big laughs, the look someone gives you when you’re not watching. I pair that with beautiful light and just enough direction to help you feel comfortable

Both! I offer single- and dual-photographer packages, and the right fit depends on your guest count, your locations, and how your day is planned.
For a smaller, intimate wedding, I’m very comfortable working on my own.

Once you’re around 75 plus guests, a second photographer becomes especially helpful—particularly if you’re getting ready in separate places. We can cover both mornings without either of you having to work around the camera.

For the rest of the day, it means two perspectives: one of us can photograph what’s happening, while the other catches the reactions. Think your first kiss and your favourite people cheering you on.

For a full wedding day—approximately ten hours—you can typically expect 1,000+ edited, full-resolution images.

But I’m not photographing to hit a number. I’m building the story of your day: the anticipation, the people, the setting, the big celebrations, and the little moments happening around the edges. Knowing how a wedding unfolds helps me anticipate those moments rather than simply react to them.

Every image you receive is carefully edited. Together, they should bring you right back to how it all felt—and show you a few things you missed while you were busy getting married.

Yes! Get in touch through my contact page for package details, and tell me a little about what you’re planning.

You don’t need to have your timeline figured out first. Share your venue and what matters most to you, and I’ll help you work out the coverage that makes sense—from getting ready to sunset portraits to the point when the dance floor gets good.

Prince Edward County is home, and photographing here comes with a lovely advantage: I know more than the way to the venue, I know where to take you for sunset, when the light gets beautiful, and how to fit those photographs into the day.

But I’m always happy to pack my bags. For Toronto and GTA weddings, my package rates stay the same, with a nominal travel fee. For destination weddings further afield, I create custom packages around your plans.
On my wish list? Fogo Island, the Scottish Highlands, Iceland, and—especially in the middle of a Canadian winter—somewhere warm.

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