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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | New Westminster | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Love Tree Photography is a Vancouver wedding photographer team based in New Westminster, British Columbia. Its official website identifies the business as Kendra and Brad’s creative documentary photography practice for weddings and other love-story-focused sessions in Metro Vancouver.
The site also publishes wedding, destination and portrait-session pricing, plus details for a handcrafted wooden photobooth rental. This profile separates those documented details from the practical questions couples should resolve directly before booking.
Love Tree Photography describes its approach as creative documentary photography. Its official About page says the team photographs weddings and stories about love, while its portfolio categories include emotional moments, engagements, fun and humour, and epic portraits. That combination makes documentary wedding coverage the clearest confirmed specialization; the portfolio labels indicate subject matter, not a guarantee of a particular image list for every event.
The published local wedding package example includes six hours of coverage, two photographers, an engagement session, 200 digital files and a signature wedding album. The site also advertises destination wedding commissions, engagement and couples portraits, and empowerment boudoir sessions. A separate service is the wooden photobooth rental, which includes delivery, setup and takedown, instant prints, a custom photocard, JPEGs with a slideshow, colour or black-and-white images, and an on-site attendant.
The official site places Love Tree Photography in New Westminster and describes its photographers as based in Metro Vancouver. Its pricing page specifically labels its local offering for Vancouver weddings and the surrounding area. Couples planning in Vancouver, New Westminster or elsewhere in the surrounding region therefore have direct geographic context for an enquiry.
The business may suit couples looking for a two-photographer local wedding package, engagement coverage or a wedding-day photobooth from the same company. The published destination offering shows that travel work is part of the service mix, but it should not be read as a current availability promise. The FAQ travel response includes pandemic-era wording and dates, so couples planning outside the Lower Mainland should ask about present travel availability, costs and logistics.
A documented operational strength is the package structure: the published popular local package specifies two photographers, while the FAQ says the team brings backup equipment and backs up files on the wedding night. The company also publishes a clear appointment-only contact option, a named $500 retainer and a 90-day period to consider package options. These are stated business features, not third-party endorsements.
The practical limitation is that some useful details remain package- or event-dependent. The official pages do not publish a complete current wedding package catalogue, a current availability calendar, tax treatment, travel fees for photography, or every album and digital-file option. Its FAQ gives estimated delivery ranges, but couples should obtain those commitments in writing for their own date and selected collection.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official website. Local Vancouver weddings and the surrounding area start at $1,950. The site’s most popular local package is listed at $4,135 and includes six hours, two photographers, an engagement session, 200 digital files and a signature wedding album. Destination wedding commissions start at $5,105; the page says they include two photographers, unlimited day-of coverage, consultations, and a collection of small high-resolution digital files with a slideshow on a USB stick.
Portrait sessions start at $580 for one photographer for up to two hours, with a consultation. The business also publishes a $500 retainer to secure a date. For photobooths, the stated rate is $200 per hour with a three-hour minimum. Listed packages are $700 for three hours, $900 for four hours and $1,300 for five hours, with selected upgrades and delivery outside Vancouver/the Lower Mainland priced separately. Confirm whether published amounts remain current, whether tax applies and which inclusions match the proposed event.
Love Tree Photography lists an appointment-only studio contact location at 205 – 810 Quayside Drive, New Westminster BC V3B 4X3. The official site provides the email address info@lovetreephotography.ca, telephone number +1 604-785-6147 and an online contact form that asks for wedding date, location and a short description of the celebration.
The FAQ says booking begins with a consultation, followed by a signed contract and $500 deposit to reserve the date. Because the business describes the contact location as appointment only, couples should arrange a meeting rather than arrive without confirming. An enquiry should identify the date, venue or region, expected coverage hours, photography priorities and whether photobooth rental is also required.
Ask whether the requested date is available and which photographer or photographers will attend. Confirm the selected coverage hours, whether the engagement session, album and stated number of digital files are included, and the exact delivery timeline. The FAQ estimates 400 to 800 delivered images depending on coverage length and an eight-to-ten-week proofing timeframe, but these are general published estimates rather than a date-specific contract.
For a destination event, obtain written travel, accommodation and schedule terms. For a photobooth, confirm venue access, setup timing, final hours, backdrop or prop options, delivery distance and any overtime or upgrade charges. Couples who value the company’s documentary approach should also discuss must-have family photographs, privacy preferences and the balance they want between candid coverage and portraits.
The official About page identifies Kendra and Brad as the people behind the practice. It describes Kendra’s wedding photography and community wellness work, and describes Brad as part of the team.
Yes. The official site has a dedicated wooden photobooth rental service with delivery, setup, an attendant, instant prints and published three-, four- and five-hour package options.
The official pricing page lists local Vancouver weddings and the surrounding area as starting from $1,950. It also lists a $4,135 popular package; couples should confirm current pricing and inclusions directly.
The official site directs couples to an appointment-only consultation, contact form, email or phone. Its FAQ says a signed contract and $500 deposit are required to reserve a date.
Address: 205 – 810 Quayside Drive, New Westminster BC V3B 4X3
Phone: +1 604-785-6147
Website: https://lovetreephotography.ca/





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