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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Cranbrook | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Vincent Photography is an active Cranbrook wedding photographer business operated by Damien and Sheri, a husband-and-wife photography team. Its current website has a live wedding inquiry route, a dedicated wedding-collections page and direct telephone and email contact details, establishing the business’s current wedding-service identity.
For couples planning in Cranbrook or elsewhere in the East Kootenays, the website presents wedding coverage built around two photographers and a mix of guided portraits and unstaged moments. It also publishes choices for a short elopement through longer wedding-day coverage. A current studio or postal address was not published on the official pages reviewed, so this profile does not repeat the older listing address.
Vincent Photography’s wedding offering is centred on photography rather than a bundled planning or venue service. The business describes Damien and Sheri as the team behind the camera and says its wedding work focuses on real, unscripted moments alongside portraits. The official site also presents engagement photography and an elopement collection, making those services relevant to couples whose event is smaller than a conventional full-day wedding.
Published wedding collection inclusions include photography coverage, professionally edited images and a private online gallery. Depending on the collection, the site lists engagement sessions, a bridal boudoir session and a two-hour photo booth as included elements. It also lists optional add-ons such as extra coverage, albums and travel, but does not publish an itemized add-on price list.
The official website identifies Cranbrook as the business’s home market and names Kimberley, Fernie and Invermere among its East Kootenay wedding locations. It also says it photographs weddings in Banff, Canmore and destinations across British Columbia and Alberta. These place names show where the business promotes its wedding work; they are not a guarantee that a particular date or destination will be accepted.
This may be a practical fit for couples seeking a two-photographer team for a Cranbrook, Kimberley, Fernie or broader mountain-region wedding, as well as couples planning a smaller elopement. For a wedding outside the named areas, ask whether travel is available, what travel charges apply and whether overnight accommodation is required.
The published approach combines planning assistance with photography. Vincent Photography says it can help with timeline planning, location guidance and organizing family photographs before the wedding. Its website says the photographers guide couples when needed and step back for candid moments, which gives couples a clear starting point for discussing the preferred balance of direction and documentary coverage.
For delivery, the business says each collection includes a private online gallery with professionally edited, high-resolution images that can be downloaded, shared and ordered as prints or albums. The wedding FAQ states that sneak peeks are delivered within 48 hours and that the full gallery is typically delivered within 10–12 weeks. Those timelines should be reconfirmed in the written agreement for the specific event.
A documented feature is the two-photographer format: the official collections page says every wedding collection includes two professional photographers, and the business identifies Damien and Sheri as the team. The site also states that it uses professional lighting, records images to dual memory cards, brings backup camera equipment and carries professional liability insurance. These are operational features stated by the business, not independent endorsements.
The main practical limitation is the lack of a current published postal or studio address on the official pages reviewed. Availability is also not displayed in real time. The site says it photographs a limited number of weddings each year and directs couples to inquire, so a couple should confirm that both photographers are assigned to their date, the planned hours and the delivery terms before paying a retainer.
Current pricing is explicitly published on Vincent Photography’s Wedding Collections page. The Whispered Vows Elopement collection is listed at $1,500 for two hours, two photographers, 120–180+ fully edited images and an online gallery. The Classic Romance collection is listed at $2,600 for six hours, two photographers, 360–540+ fully edited images and an online gallery.
The site lists Forever Romance at $3,000 for eight hours and a mini engagement session; Enchantment at $3,600 for 10 hours and a full engagement session; and LUXE at $4,200 for 12 hours, a bridal boudoir session and a two-hour photo booth. Each is described as including two photographers and an online gallery. The page does not state whether tax, travel, accommodation, retainers, payment schedules or additional-hour rates are included, so those should be confirmed directly.
For wedding inquiries, the official booking page provides a form to check availability and says the team will discuss the couple’s plans and fit. Vincent Photography also publishes telephone contact at 250-919-4383 and email at damien@vincentphoto.ca. The official website is the appropriate route for a current inquiry because it contains the active collection details and booking form.
When contacting the team, provide the date, venue or ceremony area, approximate guest count, desired hours of coverage and whether an engagement session, elopement or photo booth is of interest. That information will help clarify which published collection is relevant and whether travel needs to be quoted.
Before booking, ask for the exact collection name, total price in writing, applicable taxes, travel and accommodation costs, retainer amount, payment dates and cancellation or postponement terms. Ask whether the published image range is an estimate for the planned event and whether album, print and additional-coverage costs apply.
It is also sensible to confirm the attendance of Damien and Sheri, the final coverage start and end times, the engagement-session scope if included, gallery access duration, image-delivery timeline and insurance documentation if a venue requests it. The official website describes backup practices and insurance, but a venue may require specific certificates or limits.
The official website identifies Damien and Sheri as the husband-and-wife team behind Vincent Photography. Its published wedding collections state that they include two professional photographers.
Yes. Its official Wedding Collections page lists five collections from the $1,500 Whispered Vows Elopement option to the $4,200 LUXE option. Confirm taxes, travel and payment terms directly because they are not stated on that page.
The official wedding FAQ says sneak peeks are sent within 48 hours and the full gallery is typically delivered within 10–12 weeks. Confirm the timeline for your event in writing.
The official website provides a wedding inquiry form, telephone number 250-919-4383 and email damien@vincentphoto.ca.
Phone: 250-919-4383
Website: https://www.vincentphoto.ca/





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