Ray Sabbagh : photographe de mariage et pilote de drone à Montréal (portrait 2026)
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Ray Sabbagh is a Montreal-based photographer specializing in destination weddings, portraits, and aerial drone photography. With a distinctive style that blends classic photography, lens-ball compositions, and 4K drone cinematography, Ray captures Montreal weddings and worldwide travel imagery with a recognizable bird’s-eye perspective.
Photography Specialties
- Destination weddings: Quebec, Ontario, the Caribbean, and Europe.
- Portrait sessions: Engagements, families, professional headshots, brand photography.
- Drone photography & 4K cinematography: Aerial coverage of weddings, real estate, and cityscapes.
- Lens-ball photography: A signature creative style.
- Travel & city photography: Worldwide portfolio with strong Montreal focus.
Why Drone Photography Has Become a Wedding Standard
Aerial shots add scale and storytelling that ground-based photos can’t match — full-venue overviews, sunset processionals, beach ceremonies from above. Ray was one of the early adopters of drone wedding photography in Montreal and now offers it as part of standard packages, weather and regulations permitting.
Pricing
- Portrait sessions start at $200
- Event packages start at $400
- Wedding packages: Customized — contact for quotes
- Drone cinematography: Add-on for events
Final pricing depends on event length, location, deliverables, and drone requirements.
Areas Served
- Greater Montreal (downtown, Old Port, Mount Royal, Plateau, all venues)
- Quebec City and surrounding regions
- Eastern Townships destination weddings
- Outside Quebec — destination work worldwide
Booking & Portfolio
Browse the full portfolio and book through raysabbagh.com. The site includes wedding galleries, portrait portfolios, drone reels, and current pricing details.
Tips for Booking a Wedding Photographer in Montreal
- Book 9–12 months ahead for peak season (May–October weekends).
- Review full albums, not just highlights: A photographer’s full delivery from one wedding tells you more than a curated portfolio.
- Confirm drone licensing: Drone wedding photography in Quebec requires Transport Canada certification. Verify with the photographer.
- Engagement shoot first: Use the engagement session to test communication and style fit before the wedding day.
- Get image rights in writing: Confirm what you can print, post to social, and share.
