3Haus Photographics

Last reviewed: September 1, 2026. Business status: Active.

3Haus Photography is an Edmonton documentary wedding photographer whose official website emphasizes genuine, unplanned moments and artful storytelling. The site identifies Carly Lefebvre as the photographer and describes her broader practice as a hybrid of documentary and lifestyle photography. Wedding work appears among the portfolio offerings, alongside documentary, newborn, birth, branding and family photography.

This profile was last reviewed on September 1, 2026. It summarizes only details supported by the supplied pages from the current official website. Those pages establish the business identity, Edmonton base, photography approach, wedding context and preferred contact method, but they do not publish a studio address, telephone number, wedding package details or current wedding prices.

Services and specialization

The official home page presents 3Haus Photography as an Edmonton practice focused on documentary, family, newborn, maternity and birth photography. It also includes wedding photography as a distinct portfolio offering. The site describes the work as imagery rooted in authenticity, with an emphasis on preserving experiences as they naturally unfold.

Carly describes her method as a hybrid of documentary and lifestyle photography. In practical terms, that positioning suggests attention to unscripted interactions while still allowing some guidance when appropriate. The about page includes a client quotation about a wedding assignment that mentions location recommendations and posing direction. That quotation is an operator-published testimonial rather than independent verification, but it provides useful context about how at least one wedding client described the process.

The current evidence does not define separate wedding coverage options, engagement sessions, second-photographer availability, album products, film photography, videography or delivery timelines. Couples interested in any of those elements should ask rather than assume they are included.

• Wedding photography is included among the official portfolio categories.
• The stated photographic approach combines documentary and lifestyle methods.
• The broader portfolio includes family, newborn, maternity, birth, branding and documentary work.
• The website emphasizes genuine, heartfelt and unscripted moments.

Service area and who it may suit

Carly states that she lives in Edmonton, Alberta, and the website describes 3Haus as an Edmonton photographer. She also says she will travel worldwide, but the supplied pages do not publish travel fees, destination policies, minimum bookings or a defined service radius. Edmonton is therefore the clearest confirmed local market, while any work elsewhere requires direct confirmation.

The documented style may suit couples who want their wedding photographs to reflect real interactions, family connections and events as they unfold. It may also interest couples who appreciate a blend of observational coverage and some lifestyle-oriented direction rather than expecting every image to be formally posed.

Style fit is personal, and the home-page excerpts do not provide enough detail to assess complete wedding galleries. Couples should review the wedding portfolio on the official site and ask to see examples that resemble their venue, season, lighting conditions and planned celebration.

• Confirmed base: Edmonton, Alberta.
• The photographer states that travel is possible, but no travel terms are published.
• A likely fit is a couple seeking natural storytelling with room for some direction.
• Availability for a particular city, venue or date must be confirmed directly.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature of 3Haus Photography is the clearly stated documentary and lifestyle approach. The official pages consistently frame the work around authentic connection, relaxed experiences and moments that are not forced. The site also identifies Carly by name and explains the personal and family experiences that shaped her interest in documenting relationships.

The business displays work across several life stages, including weddings, newborns, births and family sessions. That is a confirmed breadth of subject matter, not a claim about quality or suitability for every couple. Prospective clients should decide whether the editing, composition and balance of candid and directed photographs shown in the portfolio match their own preferences.

The main practical limitation is the amount of wedding-specific information currently visible in the supplied evidence. There is no published description of wedding collections, hours of coverage, image quantities, backup practices, turnaround times, contract terms or contingency arrangements. No official street address or telephone number was found on the supplied pages, so neither is listed here.

• Documented feature: a consistent documentary and lifestyle positioning.
• Documented feature: an Edmonton base with stated willingness to travel.
• Limitation: detailed wedding deliverables and coverage structures are not published in the supplied evidence.
• Limitation: no official postal address or phone number was verified.

Pricing

Current wedding prices are not published. The supplied official pages do not show package rates, starting prices, retainers, hourly fees or travel charges. Couples will need to contact 3Haus Photography for a quotation based on their date, location and requested coverage.

When requesting pricing, ask for a written explanation of what each option includes. Useful points include coverage duration, the number of photographers, expected image delivery, gallery access, printing rights, taxes, travel costs and any fees associated with additional hours. Couples should also ask what payment schedule and cancellation or postponement terms would appear in the contract.

• Ask whether wedding coverage has a minimum number of hours.
• Confirm whether an engagement session or album is available or included.
• Request the full cost, including taxes and travel-related charges.
• Review retainer, payment, cancellation and rescheduling terms before booking.

Contact and booking

The official contact page says the best way to get more details is through its enquiry form. The site footer also displays the email address info@3haus.ca. No verified telephone number appears in the supplied current pages, so the legacy number has not been carried forward.

A useful initial enquiry should include the wedding date, venue or community, approximate coverage hours and the parts of the day the couple wants documented. It is also reasonable to describe the desired balance between candid storytelling, family group photographs and directed couple portraits. This gives the photographer enough context to respond about availability and potential coverage.

The official website is the appropriate place to review the current portfolio and submit an enquiry. Couples should obtain a written proposal and contract before treating a date as reserved.

• Official website: https://www.3haus.ca/
• Preferred method stated by the business: the official contact form.
• Email displayed in the official site footer: info@3haus.ca.
• No current official phone number or street address was verified.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, couples should confirm that 3Haus Photography is available for their date and location and that the proposed coverage matches the scale and schedule of the wedding. If travel outside Edmonton is involved, ask how mileage, accommodation, flights or other expenses are calculated.

Couples should also request details about the wedding-day workflow and final photographs. Important questions include whether Carly will personally photograph the event, whether a second photographer can be added, how low-light situations are handled, what backup equipment and file-storage practices are used, and when the completed gallery is normally delivered.

Finally, review a full wedding gallery rather than relying only on selected portfolio images. Confirm the process for family photo lists, portrait direction, meal or break arrangements, image usage permissions and what happens if illness, severe weather or another disruption affects the event.

• Exact availability, location and hours of coverage.
• Who will photograph the wedding and whether additional coverage is available.
• Number and format of delivered images and the estimated delivery schedule.
• Travel, overtime, tax and optional-product costs.
• Backup, postponement, cancellation and photographer-replacement terms.
• Permission terms for portfolio, website or social-media use of wedding images.

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Frequently asked questions

Does 3Haus Photography currently offer wedding photography?

Wedding photography appears as an offering on the official home page, and the about page includes an operator-published quotation from a wedding client. Couples should contact the business to confirm availability and the wedding coverage currently offered for their date.

What photography style does 3Haus use?

Carly describes her approach as a hybrid of documentary and lifestyle photography. The site emphasizes authentic, genuine and unscripted moments, while its published wedding quotation also refers to recommendations and posing direction.

How much does 3Haus wedding photography cost?

Current wedding prices are not published. Couples need to request a quotation and confirm coverage hours, deliverables, travel expenses, taxes and optional products directly.

Is 3Haus Photography based in Edmonton?

Yes. The official website identifies Carly as based in Edmonton, Alberta. She states that she will travel, but no service radius or travel-fee policy is published in the supplied evidence.

Sources checked

• 3Haus Photography
• Contact — 3Haus Photography
• Edmonton Documentary Lifestyle Photographer — 3Haus Photography

Website: https://www.3haus.ca/