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Julie A. Whitlock Photography

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Fredericton | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Julie Whitlock Photography is a Fredericton wedding photographer whose official website presents a candid, authentic and relaxed approach to documenting wedding days. The current site identifies Julie Whitlock by name, places her in Fredericton, New Brunswick, and includes active pricing and inquiry routes; this supports the active status of this profile as reviewed on August 12, 2026.

The published material is especially useful for couples who want to compare coverage lengths and delivery items before making contact. It describes a photographer-led service with Julie’s husband, Steve, assisting on wedding days. This profile reflects what the official website currently states and does not treat the legacy street address, telephone number or former website as verified contact information.

Identity and current status

Julie Whitlock Photography is the confirmed current identity for the legacy listing titled Julie A. Whitlock Photography. The official domain uses Julie Whitlock’s name and describes wedding photography based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. It also displays a current pricing-and-booking page, a contact route and a 2026 copyright notice.

No current postal address or telephone number was located on the official pages reviewed. Those fields are therefore left blank rather than carrying forward details from the older directory record. Couples should use the official inquiry route for current contact details.

Services and specialization

The business focuses on wedding photography. Julie describes her work as candid and authentic, with a low-key observational approach intended to document both larger events and quieter moments. Her published approach also includes stepping in for direction when needed, including helping clients shape a wedding-day timeline.

Published wedding collections provide between six and 12 hours of wedding-day coverage. Listed deliverables vary by package and can include personal printing rights, a downloadable online gallery, a USB backup, seven-day preview or sneak-peek images, client consultations, a photo book, albums and wedding-day Polaroid images. Engagement sessions are either available as an add-on or included, depending on the collection.

Service area and who it may suit

Julie’s official website identifies Fredericton, New Brunswick as her base. Her published travel policy applies mileage when a wedding is more than 50 km from Fredericton, and accommodation requirements apply to weddings lasting more than six hours and located more than 100 km outside Fredericton.

The stated working style may suit couples who prefer candid coverage, natural portraits and time with guests over a heavily directed photographic experience. Couples planning an elopement or shorter day can compare the six-hour option with longer collections, while those planning extensive getting-ready, reception or night coverage can review the 10- and 12-hour options.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the range of clearly itemized coverage options. The official site gives package names, hours, included delivery items and stated image minimums, which makes it possible to compare the options before sending an inquiry. Julie also states that Steve assists her at weddings, and the site describes consultations and timeline guidance as part of the working process.

The portfolio pages reviewed do not establish a current service radius beyond the Fredericton-based travel policy, nor do they publish a business address, telephone number, retainer amount, cancellation terms or availability calendar. These are practical matters to confirm in writing before booking.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published on the official Pricing and Booking page. The Tea Rose Package is listed at $2,500 plus HST for up to six hours, with personal printing rights, a downloadable online gallery and a minimum of 300 images. The Dahlia is listed at $3,000 plus HST for up to eight hours; it includes a 50-image seven-day preview, personal printing rights, consultations, a downloadable gallery, client-site access and a minimum of 400 images. An engagement session can be added to that package for $100.

The Peony is listed at $3,500 plus HST for up to 10 hours, with an engagement session, a photo book, gallery and USB backup, a 100-image seven-day sneak peek and a minimum of 600 images. The Hydrangea is listed at $4,500 plus HST for up to 12 hours, three wedding albums, a lifestyle engagement session, a downloadable gallery, three USBs, preview images and a minimum of 700 images. The site also states travel charges of $0.70 per kilometre beyond 50 km from Fredericton and, in specified longer-distance circumstances, $200 for accommodations.

Contact and booking

The confirmed website provides a direct inquiry path through its Contact Me page and explains the stated booking sequence: select a package, send an inquiry, receive a contract and retainer instructions, ask questions or discuss special requests, then sign the contract and complete deposit arrangements to secure the date.

The standalone contact page also displays business hours of Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with Saturday and Sunday shown as closed. An email address and telephone number were not visibly published on the official pages reviewed, so the inquiry form is the documented contact method.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether the preferred date is available, which package best matches the day’s actual timeline, and whether the published package details remain current when the contract is issued. Confirm the retainer amount, payment schedule, taxes, cancellation and rescheduling terms, and the exact delivery schedule for the package selected.

For any wedding outside Fredericton, request a written travel estimate and clarify whether mileage or accommodation charges apply. It is also sensible to confirm who will attend, the role of the assistant, any requested family-photo list, engagement-session logistics, image delivery method, album specifications and personal printing rights.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding coverage lengths does Julie Whitlock Photography publish?

The official pricing page lists wedding collections with up to six, eight, 10 or 12 hours of coverage.

Is an engagement session available?

Yes. The Dahlia package lists an engagement session as a $100 add-on, while the Peony and Hydrangea packages include engagement-session options.

Does Julie Whitlock Photography publish travel terms?

Yes. The official page states $0.70/km mileage for weddings more than 50 km from Fredericton and describes a $200 accommodation charge for qualifying weddings more than 100 km outside Fredericton that exceed six hours.

How can couples inquire about booking?

The official website directs couples to its Contact Me inquiry page. It states that package selection is followed by contract and retainer information, with the date booked after the contract and deposit arrangements are completed.