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Caity McCulloch Photography

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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Duncan | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.

Caity McCulloch Photography is now presented on its confirmed official website under the Swept Away Photo brand. The connection is supported by official-domain blog archives that identify Caity McCulloch as the author and use the complete “Caity McCulloch Photography” name, while current pages promote wedding photography through Swept Away Photo. The business is now based in Kitimat, British Columbia, rather than at the unverified Duncan address retained in the legacy record.

Couples looking for a Kitimat wedding photographer can use this profile to review the services and terms currently documented by the business. The website covers weddings, elopements, travel, expected image delivery and starting investment. No current street address, public telephone number or direct email address appears on the reviewed official pages. Last reviewed: August 3, 2026.

Identity and current listing context

The confirmed domain is branded as Swept Away Photo and introduces the photographer as Caity. Its official archives preserve the former business identity: a Cowichan Valley wedding post is authored by “caity mcculloch” and tagged “Caity McCulloch Photography.” This first-party continuity supports treating the current website as the official successor to the company named in this Canada Wedding Guide record.

The official site identifies Kitimat, BC as the current location. The legacy Duncan address and telephone number could not be verified on the current website and have therefore been omitted. Couples familiar with the former name should use the Swept Away Photo website when reviewing current information or submitting an enquiry.

Services and specialization

The investment page offers wedding packages with 5, 7 or 9 hours of coverage. Every listed wedding package includes high-resolution images and a signature heirloom gift box. Depending on the chosen arrangement, additional options can include an engagement session, a second photographer or extra coverage hours. Elopement packages are also available, although their coverage lengths, inclusions and prices are not itemized publicly.

The website states that a typical wedding delivery contains approximately 60 to 70 images per hour, or about 500 images for a full day. It gives an estimated delivery period of 6 to 10 weeks. Caity’s biography says she is especially drawn to intimate, smaller and generally outdoor weddings. That is a documented creative focus, but couples should still review complete galleries to decide whether the editing and coverage approach fit their own plans.

Wedding coverage of 5, 7 or 9 hours
High-resolution images and an heirloom gift box included
Engagement session, second photographer and additional-hour options
Elopement packages available
Typical delivery estimate of 60–70 images per hour within 6–10 weeks

Service area and who it may suit

Swept Away Photo is based in Kitimat and describes its service area as “Kitimat, BC and beyond.” The biography says Caity is booking weddings and other sessions across British Columbia and beyond. The website also notes previous ties to Vancouver Island and Prince George, but those references should not be interpreted as current studio locations.

The service may suit couples planning a Kitimat or Northern BC wedding, an elopement, or a smaller outdoor celebration. Travel is possible, but the site says fewer weddings requiring travel will be accepted each year. Couples outside Kitimat should therefore confirm date availability, travel charges, accommodation needs and any minimum coverage requirement before comparing the published starting price with local alternatives.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Useful documented features include three wedding-coverage lengths, high-resolution delivery, a stated image range, a delivery estimate and the option to add a second photographer. The website also publishes a starting investment and explains the booking retainer, giving couples more initial detail than an enquiry-only listing.

There are practical evidence gaps. The website does not display a public street address, phone number or direct email address on the reviewed pages. It does not provide a complete price for every coverage level or publish elopement pricing. Travel remains subject to the photographer’s calendar, and the site does not state travel fees. The dollar figures are shown without an explicit currency label or tax details, so couples should confirm both before signing.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published in part. The official investment page says wedding packages start at $3,200 and gives an average client investment of $4,000. It lists 5-, 7- and 9-hour options, but does not assign a separate public price to each one. Elopement packages are offered without a posted starting figure.

The booking FAQ states that a $1,000 non-refundable retainer is required to secure the booking after the contract is issued. Couples should request a dated proposal showing the selected coverage, second-photographer or engagement-session costs, additional hours, travel expenses, taxes, currency, payment schedule and cancellation or postponement terms. The website’s published figures should not be treated as a final quote.

Contact and booking

Enquiries are handled through the contact form on the official Swept Away Photo website. The form is the only verified direct contact route found during this review; the legacy phone number is not repeated on the current official pages. No public email address was displayed in the reviewed page text.

The website describes the next booking steps as discussing the project, receiving a contract and paying the required retainer. Before paying, couples should make sure the proposal identifies the wedding date and locations, hours of coverage, photographer staffing, deliverables, gallery access, delivery schedule and all travel-related costs.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether the date is available, especially for a wedding outside Kitimat, because the website says travel-dependent bookings are being limited. Confirm which of the 5-, 7- or 9-hour packages applies, what is included beyond the published core items and whether an engagement session or second photographer is included or added separately.

Couples should also confirm the final price and currency, applicable taxes, travel and accommodation charges, the number and format of delivered files, backup arrangements, usage and printing rights, gallery retention, the current turnaround estimate and the terms governing the non-refundable retainer. Elopement clients need a custom quote because no current elopement price is published.

Request a complete written package and travel quote
Confirm whether a second photographer is included or optional
Verify currency, taxes and payment dates
Review cancellation, postponement and retainer terms
Confirm delivery format, gallery access and printing rights

Continue planning

Frequently asked questions

Is Caity McCulloch Photography now Swept Away Photo?

The confirmed official domain is branded as Swept Away Photo. Official-domain blog archives are authored by Caity McCulloch and use the full “Caity McCulloch Photography” name, supporting continuity between the legacy listing and the current brand.

Where is the photographer currently based?

The official website identifies Kitimat, British Columbia as the current base and describes the service area as Kitimat and beyond. The legacy Duncan address is not confirmed by the current site.

What do Swept Away Photo wedding packages cost?

The official investment page lists wedding packages starting at $3,200 and an average client investment of $4,000. It does not publish the individual price of every coverage level, specify the currency or explain taxes and travel charges.

What wedding coverage options are published?

The website lists 5-, 7- and 9-hour packages. All include high-resolution images and a signature heirloom gift box, with options such as an engagement session, a second photographer or additional hours.

How many photographs are delivered and when?

The official FAQ states that delivery is typically 60 to 70 images per wedding hour, or about 500 for a full day, with delivery in approximately 6 to 10 weeks.