Lewis & Co grew out of a shared interest in photography and film, and a natural pull toward working together. What began with capturing weddings for friends and family gradually became something more intentional.
Over time, we’ve developed a way of working that feels natural and considered. We’re drawn to honest moments and thoughtful details, approaching each wedding with care.
We photograph weddings as they actually unfold.
Our focus is on real emotion, considered details, and the in-between moments that often matter most. The work leans documentary, with an editorial point of view that feels natural.
We care a lot about how it feels to be photographed. Creating a calm, comfortable environment is central to our process and it’s what allows the story to come through honestly.
We approach each wedding with care and intention.
From booking through delivery, our process is designed to feel easy and collaborative. On the wedding day, we move between documentary coverage and gentle editorial guidance, always prioritizing comfort and authenticity.
Images are finished with a timeless editing approach, resulting in a cohesive collection that reflects the day as it truly felt.
Food is a shared love in our household.
Gary is usually the one cooking, while Whitney’s talent lies in finding new places to eat. Exploring good food together has always been part of how we connect.
Travel has shaped our perspective.
Since starting Lewis & Co, we’ve photographed weddings and elopements across Canada, the United States, and abroad — including Italy, England, and Mexico.
We unwind in different ways.
Gary gravitates toward fly fishing and time outdoors, or the occasional evening gaming. Whitney is rarely far from a podcast, documentary, or a cup of coffee.
Our backgrounds span more than one place.
We’re based in Canada, and Whitney holds dual Canadian–U.S. citizenship. Gary was born in Dubai with family roots in the Philippines, giving us a perspective shaped by more than one place.
Much of our life revolves around our girls.
We’re parents to two girls, ages five and six. Being present for them has slowed us down in the best way and continues to influence how we work and what we value.