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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Terrasse-Vaudreuil | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Lucy Baum Photography is a Montreal wedding photographer for couples seeking wedding coverage with an expressive, art-led visual approach. The confirmed official site presents Lucy as a wedding and family photographer and identifies Montreal, the West Island and Montérégie as her core service area.

Wedding photography is the relevant service for this profile, with engagement photography also presented on the official wedding page. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.

Services and specialization

Lucy Baum Photography offers wedding photography and family photography. For couples, the official wedding page also presents Montreal engagement photography and says custom proposals are available for smaller weddings and elopements. An intimate collection is specifically referenced on the contact page.

The wedding work is described by the business as focused on connection, place and candid-feeling moments rather than a rigid performance. The official site characterizes the visual direction as cinematic light and poetic realism, with light, shadow, emotion and design informing the work. That is a useful description of the photographer’s stated approach, rather than a claim about results for every event.

Wedding photography
Engagement photography
Intimate and micro-wedding options
Smaller-wedding and elopement custom proposals
Family photography, separate from wedding services

Service area and who it may suit

The official homepage says Lucy photographs in Montreal, the West Island and across Montérégie. Couples planning in those areas can use the contact form to ask whether their date and location are a fit. The site includes wedding imagery and references to varied settings, but it does not publish a formal travel-radius policy on the reviewed pages.

This may suit couples who want photography that gives attention to their relationships, setting and the in-between parts of a celebration. It may also suit those considering a smaller event: the business explicitly offers an intimate collection and invites custom proposals for smaller weddings and elopements. Couples wanting a precisely defined package for a large or complex event should ask for a proposal before relying on the published starting price.

Photographic approach and creative options

The business calls its approach “Lightness,” explaining it as a combination of likeness, inner light and physical light. Its about page also describes an interest in light and shadow, emotional texture, altered focus and observational storytelling. These are documented artistic choices, so couples can compare the portfolio with the atmosphere they want for their own day.

The wedding page lists two creative extensions: True Noir and DoubleXP. True Noir is described as a contrast-led, black-and-white-oriented treatment, while DoubleXP is described as two one-of-a-kind images: one portrait and one conceptual piece. The site says these are add-on options and included in select wedding collections, so availability and inclusion should be confirmed for the specific collection.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the business’s stated experience of more than a decade photographing weddings and families in its named service region. Another is the clear public articulation of its visual approach and the presence of engagement, intimate-wedding and creative-extension information on the official pages. These details give couples concrete topics to review in the portfolio and discuss during an enquiry.

The official pages reviewed do not publish a street address or a public phone number, so neither is listed here. They also do not set out a full inclusions list, travel-fee policy, turnaround timeline, image count, second-photographer policy or accessibility arrangements. Those omissions are practical items to confirm, not negative findings about the business.

Published contact is through the official enquiry form and video-consult path.
A street address and phone number were not found on the reviewed official pages.
Package inclusions and event-specific logistics require a direct proposal.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. The official wedding page states that all-inclusive collections start at $3,100 for half-day coverage and that most couples invest around $4,500. It also says custom proposals are available for smaller weddings and elopements. The official contact page likewise says wedding collections start at $3,100 plus taxes.

The published figures are starting points, not a complete price list. Couples should request a written proposal that identifies coverage length, taxes, any travel or add-on charges, creative-extension eligibility and what is delivered. Family-session pricing is also published separately, but it is not wedding pricing and should not be used to estimate wedding coverage.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Use the official contact page to submit a Montreal wedding enquiry. The page asks prospective clients to complete a form so the photographer can learn about the event and determine fit. It also offers a direct booking route for a wedding video consultation.

When contacting the business, provide the wedding date, venue or municipality, expected coverage window, approximate guest count, whether an engagement session is wanted and whether the celebration is intimate, a micro wedding or an elopement. This gives the photographer the information needed to advise on an appropriate collection or custom proposal.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, compare the wedding portfolio with the balance of mood, shadow, colour and candid direction you want. Ask the photographer to explain how the day will be covered, which collection suits the schedule and whether the desired creative extensions can be included.

Confirm every commercial and logistical detail in writing. This is particularly important because the website gives a starting investment rather than a complete package matrix, and it does not publish all operational policies reviewed for this profile.

Whether the date and location in Montreal, the West Island or Montérégie are available
Coverage hours, deliverables, image gallery and delivery timeline
Taxes, travel, overtime and add-on costs
Whether an engagement session, True Noir or DoubleXP is available in the proposed collection
Backup, second-photographer and weather-plan arrangements, if relevant to the event

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Frequently asked questions

What is Lucy Baum Photography’s published wedding-photography starting price?

The official wedding and contact pages state that wedding collections start at $3,100 plus taxes. The wedding page specifies half-day coverage and says custom proposals are available for smaller weddings and elopements.

Does Lucy Baum Photography photograph intimate weddings?

Yes. The official contact page says an intimate collection for tiny weddings is available, and the wedding page says smaller weddings and elopements can receive custom proposals.