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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Campbell River | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

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

Erin Wallis Photography is a Campbell River wedding photographer based on Vancouver Island. The confirmed official website identifies Erin Wallis as photographing weddings and families, with a wedding portfolio and a direct booking contact. This profile focuses on the wedding information the business publishes, rather than relying on legacy directory details.

For couples planning in Campbell River or elsewhere on Vancouver Island, the published information points to wedding photography with an emphasis on candid, emotionally honest imagery and connection. Erin Wallis also states that she photographs most weddings herself, while a second photographer may be added when a schedule or wedding requires it. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.

Services and specialization

The official site presents Erin Wallis Photography as a wedding and family photography business, with a dedicated wedding portfolio. For wedding clients, the published FAQ discusses six-hour coverage, elopements, portrait timing, family photographs, digital files, preview images and online galleries.

The approach described on the site is centred on documenting naturally unfolding moments, connections and details rather than working from a detailed must-have shot list. Couples may flag personally meaningful relationships or story elements in advance, but Erin says a conventional shot list is not her preferred way of working.

Wedding photography
Elopement photography for weddings under 10 guests
Digital image files and online wedding galleries
Optional second-photographer coverage quoted for weddings that need it

Service area and who it may suit

Erin Wallis Photography is based in Campbell River, BC, and the official site says Erin mainly photographs weddings on Vancouver Island. The home page also describes her as working throughout the west coast, while the FAQ gives the more practical current direction: weddings off Vancouver Island are not typical and are considered directly for the right date and circumstances.

This may suit couples holding a Vancouver Island wedding who want to discuss timing, portraits and family photographs with their photographer. It may also be relevant to very small celebrations: the FAQ specifically says elopement pricing is available for weddings with fewer than 10 guests.

Based in Campbell River, BC
Mainly photographs weddings on Vancouver Island
Off-island requests require direct confirmation
Elopement option published for fewer than 10 guests

Photography approach and planning

The official description uses themes of honesty, artistry, connection, atmosphere and story. Erin Wallis has a diploma in photojournalism, and the site says her wedding work focuses on beauty, authenticity and emotionally honest imagery. Those are documented characteristics of the stated approach, not a guarantee of a particular outcome.

The FAQ says Erin wants involvement in wedding timing where possible, particularly for outdoor light, ceremony orientation and portrait time. It suggests allowing at least an hour for couple portraits, 1.5 to 2 hours if the wedding party is included, and generally under 15 minutes for immediate-family photographs. These are planning preferences to discuss against the couple’s own schedule and venue rules.

Photojournalism diploma listed on the official about page
Preference for natural moments over a formal shot list
Published guidance on outdoor light, ceremony direction and portrait timing
Immediate-family photographs are the stated usual focus

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed strength is the amount of practical information published for a prospective wedding client. The FAQ addresses travel, second-photographer arrangements, weather, wedding-day timing, preview delivery, galleries, digital files and elopements. The business also publishes a direct email address for inquiries.

There are practical limits to the public information. The official site lists Campbell River as the base but does not publish a street address or telephone number, so neither is included here. A second photographer is not described as standard coverage, and off-island work is not routine; both need a direct quote or confirmation. The website also notes that Erin takes a limited number of weddings each year, so availability should be checked early.

Published booking email and wedding FAQ
Most weddings are photographed solo, sometimes with an assistant
Second-photographer coverage is custom quoted
No official street address or phone number displayed

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. The official FAQ says wedding photography begins at $5,950 for six hours of non-stop wedding photography. It also says elopement pricing is available for weddings under 10 people and that an investment guide is available by email.

The public FAQ does not set out all package inclusions, taxes, travel charges, payment schedule, overtime rates or the price of adding a second photographer. Couples should request the investment guide and a written quote for their date, location and planned coverage before comparing options.

Published starting point: $5,950 for six hours
Elopement pricing is available for under 10 people
Investment guide available by email
Confirm all inclusions and event-specific costs in writing

Contact and booking

The official contact page invites couples interested in booking a wedding or requesting more information to email erin@erinwallis.com. It identifies Erin Wallis Photography as based in Campbell River, BC, and working on Vancouver Island.

A helpful first inquiry would include the wedding date, venue or community, approximate guest count, desired hours of coverage, whether the event is an elopement, and whether the day has simultaneous locations that could require a second photographer. This directly addresses the items the FAQ identifies as variable.

Email: erin@erinwallis.com
Official website: erinwallis.com
Base: Campbell River, BC
Ask about date availability before making decisions around coverage

Delivery and digital files

For wedding packages, the FAQ says Erin sends 10 to 20 images within a week of the wedding. It says full online galleries are uploaded about 10 weeks after the wedding date. The same page says clients receive a curated selection of digital files, typically about 50 images per hour of coverage, as outlined in their package.

The site says the photographer retains copyright while clients can share, print and keep the images. Because delivery quantities and the curated selection are package-based, couples should ask which files, gallery access terms and printing permissions apply to their selected coverage.

10 to 20 preview images within a week, according to the FAQ
Full online gallery stated as about 10 weeks after the wedding
Curated digital files are included as outlined in the package
Confirm gallery access, image count and usage details

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that the date is available, whether the wedding is within the usual Vancouver Island service area, and the exact coverage period represented by the quote. For an off-island event, ask whether travel is accepted and how any travel costs are handled.

Also confirm whether a second photographer is advisable for the timeline, especially if preparations occur in separate places. Discuss any specific family groupings or meaningful people ahead of time, since the published approach favours natural documentation rather than a detailed shot list. For an outdoor wedding, share the ceremony time and orientation early so photography timing can be considered.

Availability and exact coverage hours
Travel eligibility and costs for non-island events
Second-photographer need and price
Package inclusions, taxes, payment terms and cancellation/rescheduling terms
Portrait, family-photo and rain-plan logistics

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Erin Wallis Photography based?

The official contact page says Erin Wallis Photography is based in Campbell River, BC, and works on Vancouver Island.

Does Erin Wallis Photography travel for weddings?

The FAQ says Erin mainly photographs weddings on Vancouver Island and does not typically travel for weddings, though an occasional off-island wedding may be accepted after a direct inquiry.

What wedding pricing is published?

The official FAQ states that wedding photography begins at $5,950 for six hours of non-stop wedding photography. It also says an investment guide is available by email and that elopement pricing is available for weddings under 10 people.

Will there be a second photographer?

The FAQ says Erin typically photographs most weddings herself, either solo or with an assistant. A second photographer may be added when the schedule or wedding needs one, with custom pricing.

When are wedding photographs delivered?

The FAQ says wedding packages receive 10 to 20 images within a week, with full online wedding galleries uploaded about 10 weeks after the wedding date.