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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.

Couples looking for an Edmonton micro wedding photographer may want to consider Michelle Larmand Photography, an independently operated photography business serving intimate celebrations, elopements and couples. The confirmed official website identifies Michelle as an Edmonton-area photographer and presents separate information for micro weddings and elopements, supported by galleries and a direct enquiry form.

The current official domain is michellelarmandphotography.com. It replaces the unrelated or outdated website and contact details retained in the legacy directory record. Because the official site does not publish a complete street address or telephone number, neither has been carried into this profile. Last reviewed: August 8, 2026.

Services and specialization

Michelle’s website focuses on micro weddings, elopements and couples photography. It describes micro weddings as intimate celebrations with no more than 50 guests and suggests an ideal maximum of 10 guests for an elopement. These figures describe the photographer’s service positioning, not venue capacity limits.

Published wedding collections provide six, eight or ten hours of coverage. Depending on the collection, the listed deliverables include 300, 400 or 500 high-resolution photographs, lower-resolution files, digital downloading, an online gallery and a complimentary local engagement or day-after session. The site also names engagement, portrait and family photography as related services.

Micro-wedding coverage with six-, eight- and ten-hour options
Elopement photography in Alberta and farther afield
Couples and engagement sessions
Online galleries and high-resolution files with print release
Optional album and second-photographer possibilities

Photography approach and planning support

The official copy describes an emotive, story-oriented approach combining candid observation with gentle posing and artistic direction. Couples should use the full galleries—not isolated homepage highlights—to decide whether the colour, editing and handling of indoor, outdoor and low-light scenes suit their plans.

Wedding information also documents location scouting, timeline planning, vendor recommendations and planning assistance. These are useful inclusions to discuss during the consultation, especially when a celebration involves several locations or an outdoor itinerary.

Service area and who it may suit

Michelle states that she is based in a small community outside Edmonton and works across Alberta, Canada and internationally. No public studio or meeting address appears on the official site, so couples should not rely on the legacy street address in the old listing.

The documented focus may suit couples arranging a micro wedding, a small elopement or a photography-led day with time for travel between locations. Those planning more than 50 guests should ask whether the event fits the current offering rather than assuming that larger weddings are excluded or accepted.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A clear, documented feature is the choice of timed wedding collections with stated minimum image counts and online delivery. The availability of location scouting and timeline guidance may also simplify planning for an intimate or multi-location day. The site says Shane may assist as a second photographer when separate getting-ready locations or tight timelines call for simultaneous coverage.

Practical limitations in the public evidence are the absence of a telephone number, postal address, live availability calendar and complete package price list. The website also does not publicly set out every album cost, second-photographer fee, cancellation term or tax treatment. These are not criticisms of the service; they are contract details that require confirmation.

Pricing

The official micro-wedding page currently advertises wedding photography starting from $3,870. It presents six-, eight- and ten-hour collections but asks couples to enquire for the full price list, so the price attached to each collection is not publicly shown.

Other sessions are listed at $750 for a two-hour session with 80 high-resolution photographs, print release, an online gallery and planning support. Additional wedding or elopement hours are listed at $400 per hour. The site says travel fees are generally included for weddings unless otherwise stated, while session travel may cost extra. Couples should confirm that all figures remain current, whether they are in Canadian dollars, whether tax is additional and which travel region applies.

Contact and booking

The official contact page provides an enquiry form and lists michellelarmand@gmail.com for direct enquiries. It says clients should normally receive a response within 24 hours and recommends checking the junk folder if a reply is not visible.

The published booking process begins with an email and a video consultation, followed by agreement on the collection, an invoice and a signed contract. The wedding FAQ states that a 50% deposit secures the date and that the balance is due one month before the event, with an option to split the final payment. The signed contract should be treated as authoritative.

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit, request the current collection guide and a sample full gallery from a celebration similar in season, setting and guest count to yours. Confirm the exact hours, number and resolution of delivered files, gallery access period, print rights, editing scope and expected delivery window.

Also establish whether a second photographer or album is included or added separately, how travel is calculated, what happens if weather changes an outdoor plan, and how postponement or cancellation is handled. Ask who will photograph the event, verify the final payment schedule and have every promised inclusion recorded in the contract.

Availability for the exact date and locations
Current package total, taxes and travel charges
Second-photographer availability and fee
Gallery delivery estimate and backup procedures
Rescheduling, cancellation and image-usage terms

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Frequently asked questions

Does Michelle Larmand Photography specialize in micro weddings?

Yes. The official wedding page specifically describes micro weddings as intimate celebrations with no more than 50 guests and offers six-, eight- and ten-hour coverage. Couples expecting more than 50 guests should ask whether their event fits the current service.

Does Michelle photograph elopements outside Edmonton?

Yes. The official site says she works across Canada and internationally. Wedding travel is generally included unless otherwise stated or outside specified regions, in which case a custom travel quote may apply.

What is the published starting price for wedding photography?

The official wedding-services page currently states that coverage starts from $3,870. Complete prices for the six-, eight- and ten-hour collections are not publicly published and must be requested directly.

Can couples book a second photographer?

The site says Shane can second shoot when separate preparation locations or tight timelines require additional coverage. Couples should confirm his availability, the fee and the precise hours in writing.

How can couples contact Michelle Larmand Photography?

Use the enquiry form at michellelarmandphotography.com/contact or email michellelarmand@gmail.com. The official website does not currently publish a telephone number or complete postal address.