Pencil & Dragons Photographie is a wedding photographer located in Montreal, Quebec.

A wedding—a beautiful tapestry woven from love, laughter, and shared dreams—is a momentous occasion. As a happily married wedding photographer, I recognize the significance of this day. My mission? Ensure your wedding photography experience is stress-free, seamless, and filled with artistic magic.

My Approach: Beyond the Lens

From our very first interaction, I prioritize open communication and meticulous planning. Your journey with me extends far beyond the wedding day itself. I believe in building genuine connections, understanding your unique vision, and tailoring my services to meet your needs.

A Journey of Excellence: My Background

Since 2017, I’ve proudly worn the hat of a professional photographer. My lens dances across various styles, from timeless elegance to candid moments. Each genre has enriched my craft, creating techniques that elevate your wedding memories.

Taking Flight: Certified Drone Pilot

As a Transport Canada-certified drone pilot, I bring a fresh perspective to your wedding. Aerial shots capture the grandeur of your venue, the lush landscapes, and the love that envelops you. Your wedding will stand out, quite literally, from the rest.

Collaboration and Expertise

I’ve forged partnerships with fellow professionals and collaborated with event planners across Quebec and Ontario. Together, we orchestrate seamless celebrations, ensuring every detail aligns with your vision.

Bilingual Advantage

Fluency in both English and French ensures clarity in our communication. There is no confusion, just seamless dialogue as we weave your wedding story.

Emotions Unveiled

Beyond the posed portraits lies my true passion: capturing emotions. The stolen glances, the heartfelt vows, the joyous tears—I freeze these fleeting moments into timeless frames. Your love story, etched in pixels, becomes a cherished legacy.

So, let’s embark on this artistic journey together. Your wedding day awaits, and I’m here to weave its magic through my lens.

Warm regards,

Jeremy Landry