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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Laurie K. Jensen Photography is an Edmonton wedding photographer business led by Laurie K. Jensen. The official website describes a true-to-colour approach centred on couples’ personalities, with a mix of guided portraits and candid moments. It identifies the business as based in Edmonton, Alberta, and says travel is available.
This profile was last reviewed on August 11, 2026. The official website matches the business name and Edmonton wedding-photography focus, and it provides a current wedding pricing guide plus a contact route. No postal address or telephone number was located on the official pages reviewed, so neither is reproduced here.
The published wedding offering includes 8-, 10- and 12-hour collections. Each listed full-wedding collection includes wedding-day coverage, an engagement session, edited images and an online gallery. Couples who do not want an engagement session are told that an extra hour of coverage can be substituted.
Laurie also publishes shorter coverage for intimate weddings and elopements: two, three or five hours. A second photographer is available as an extra, priced either hourly or for the day. The official site also presents family and portrait sessions, but this listing is focused on the wedding, intimate-wedding and elopement services relevant to couples planning a celebration.
The business is based in Edmonton, Alberta. Its homepage says Laurie is available for travel, while the wedding guide refers to photographing in varied locations and settings. This supports Edmonton as the core local relevance of the profile, with travel to be discussed directly for events outside the city.
The published options may suit couples planning a conventional weekday or weekend wedding, as well as smaller celebrations and elopements. Intimate wedding and elopement coverage is listed for weekdays, with weekend dates described as available within six months of booking; Saturday availability from May through October is limited and requires an enquiry. Those conditions make date and format important early questions for prospective clients.
Documented features include a published choice of coverage lengths, an engagement-session option within the larger collections, edited images and online galleries. The official wedding FAQ says couples can generally expect approximately 70 to 100 final images per hour photographed, although the number varies with the guest count and timeline. It also states that final images representative of the day are delivered rather than being selectively withheld.
The website says Laurie uses a mix of posed portraits and candid images and offers timeline discussion during a phone chat. Practical limitations are mainly matters the official pages leave for an enquiry: the site does not publish a postal studio address, telephone number, travel fees, or a comprehensive travel area. It also does not give a universal availability calendar. Couples should confirm those details in writing for their own date and venue.
Current wedding prices are explicitly published on the official wedding page. The 8-hour collection is listed at $4,700, the 10-hour collection at $5,200 and the 12-hour collection at $5,700. Each of those listed collections includes an engagement session, edited images and an online gallery.
For intimate weddings and elopements, the listed rates are $1,750 for two hours, $2,400 for three hours and $2,950 for five hours. A second photographer is listed at $100 per hour or $650 for the day. The business states that displayed rates are subject to GST and are locked in at booking, but may otherwise change without notice. Couples should request a written quote for their date, scope and any travel-related charges before relying on the published figures.
The official website provides a Contact link and invites prospective clients to get in touch. Its booking information says Laurie discusses the parts of the day a couple wants photographed and their vision during a phone chat, then drafts a photography timeline. The website does not publish an official phone number on the reviewed pages, so the contact form or site contact route is the appropriate verified starting point.
For a wedding date to be reserved, the official terms say a signed online contract and 50% of the photography fee are required. It notes that a smaller retainer may be possible depending on the desired date and collection, and says the remaining balance is due 30 days before the wedding. Treat this as published guidance rather than a substitute for the contract supplied for a particular booking.
Ask whether the date is available before making plans around the photographer, particularly for a May–October Saturday intimate wedding or elopement. Confirm the precise collection, hours of coverage, whether an engagement session will be used or exchanged for an extra hour, and whether a second photographer is wanted. For the latter, establish whether the hourly or day rate applies to the planned schedule.
Also confirm the total price including GST, travel arrangements and any travel charges; the official pages do not publish a travel-fee schedule. Request the expected gallery timeline for the proposed date, the final-image estimate for the planned guest count and timeline, and the scope of printing and sharing rights in the agreement. The site says galleries are generally delivered within 10 weeks or sooner depending on workload, but individual timing should be confirmed.
The official portfolio and journal show wedding work, including posts for celebrations at Fairmont Hotel Macdonald, The Parlour, Blackhawk Golf Club, Fort Edmonton Park, RedTail Landing Golf Club and Château Lacombe Hotel. These are examples of work presented by the business, not a guarantee of venue availability or a complete list of venues served.
The homepage characterizes the visual approach as true to colour and true to clients’ personalities. Prospective couples can use the official wedding portfolio to assess whether the shown balance of candid and guided imagery fits their preferences, then discuss their own venue, schedule, lighting conditions and must-have photographs during the booking conversation.
The listed 8-, 10- and 12-hour collections include wedding-day coverage, an engagement session, edited images and an online gallery. The website says an extra hour of coverage can be substituted if a couple does not want an engagement session.
Yes. The official wedding page lists two-, three- and five-hour options for intimate weddings and elopements. Weekday availability is stated, while weekend dates are described as within six months of booking, with limited Saturdays from May through October.
The official FAQ says galleries are delivered within 10 weeks of the wedding or sooner, depending on workload. It also says couples typically receive about 70 to 100 images per hour photographed, with the final quantity varying by wedding.
The official booking information says a signed online contract and 50% of the photography fee reserve the date. The remaining balance is stated as due 30 days before the wedding; a smaller retainer may be possible depending on the date and collection.
Website: https://www.lauriekjensen.com/





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