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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Canmore | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Chinook Photography is a Canmore wedding photographer team serving couples planning weddings and elopements in the Canadian Rockies. Its official site describes a landscape-infused approach that combines candid wedding moments with relaxed, guided portraits, with work across Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Kananaskis, Emerald Lake and Calgary.
The business provides a current contact route and 2026 pricing information, which supports an Active listing as of August 12, 2026. The official site does not publish a street mailing address, so no address is shown here. Couples should use the direct contact route to confirm the photographer assigned to their date, availability and the written scope before paying a deposit.
Chinook Photography presents itself as a wedding photography team for celebrations and elopements in the Canadian Rockies. Its stated visual approach is landscape-infused, candid and timeless, with clean, bright editing rather than heavy filters. The team says it documents both larger wedding days and shorter elopements.
Published options include wedding-day collections, hourly photography coverage and engagement sessions. The official Canmore page also describes timeline and location guidance, relaxed portraits, candid coverage and the option to add a second photographer for larger or multi-location wedding days. The exact inclusions, the number of photographers and any add-ons should be confirmed in the couple’s proposal or contract.
The official site names Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Kananaskis, Emerald Lake and Calgary among its wedding and elopement locations. It also says the team often photographs weddings in Jasper, Bragg Creek, Cochrane and Priddis. This makes the profile most relevant to couples whose ceremony, portraits or reception are in the Bow Valley, Calgary or another Canadian Rockies destination.
The published style and service descriptions may suit couples looking for a mix of scenery-led portraits and documentary moments, as well as those planning a smaller mountain elopement or a longer wedding day. Engagement sessions are described as taking place around Canmore, Banff, Kananaskis or Calgary. The official pricing page specifically excludes engagement sessions at Lake Louise, Emerald Lake and Moraine Lake.
A documented feature is the range of coverage formats: couples can review three timed wedding collections as well as hourly coverage. The official site also states that the team provides high-resolution images and an online gallery, and its longer collections list timeline planning. For engagement sessions, it lists transportation, location and planning assistance, full printing rights and weather backup planning.
There are also practical limits in the published information. Hourly elopement coverage is described as limited on peak-season Fridays and Saturdays and available only in Banff, Canmore and Calgary. This profile cannot verify date-specific availability, the individual photographer assigned, the final number of delivered images or whether a particular venue requires additional arrangements. Those points need to be confirmed directly in writing.
Current pricing is explicitly published on Chinook Photography’s 2026 pricing page. The Alpine Collection starts at $2,200 for up to five hours; the Summit Collection starts at $2,900 for seven hours; and the Peak Collection starts at $3,500 for up to 10 hours. The page lists photography, high-resolution images and an online gallery for each collection, with additional planning and slideshow items shown for the longer options.
Hourly coverage is listed at $750 for one hour, $1,200 for two hours, $1,600 for three hours and $1,900 for four hours. The page labels this hourly pricing “CDN + TAX” and says a $500 deposit is required to lock in a date. Engagement sessions are listed at $750 CAD plus tax. Confirm whether collection pricing, travel, permits, additional shooters, overtime, taxes and any other fees apply to the specific celebration.
Chinook Photography’s official contact page lists chris@chinookphotography.com and 403-589-9324. The homepage directs prospective clients to send their wedding date, location and plans so the team can confirm availability and recommend coverage options.
When enquiring, provide the ceremony and reception locations, the date, guest count, desired coverage window and whether you are planning an elopement, engagement session or multi-location day. Ask who will photograph the event and request that the coverage, payment schedule and delivery terms are recorded in the booking documents.
The site’s published collections are a useful starting point, but a wedding photography agreement should reflect the actual itinerary. Confirm which collection or hourly option is appropriate, who will attend, the coverage start and end times, the amount and timing of every payment, tax treatment and the policy for extra time.
For mountain locations, ask how weather changes, road conditions, venue timing and park or site permissions will be handled. If an engagement session is part of the plan, reconfirm the location because the official pricing page excludes Lake Louise, Emerald Lake and Moraine Lake for those sessions. Ask for the expected delivery timeline for the booked service and for the exact gallery, image, print and usage terms.
This page is an editorial profile based on current first-party information from Chinook Photography’s official website. It is not a booking service and does not guarantee availability, pricing or suitability. Use the published contact details to obtain a current written quote and contract.
For broader planning and supplier research, browse the Canada Wedding Guide directory and planning resources. Comparing written proposals on the same coverage assumptions can make it easier to assess photographers serving the same region.
Its 2026 pricing page lists three wedding collections: up to 5 hours, 7 hours and up to 10 hours. It also lists hourly coverage for shorter celebrations and elopements. Confirm the final coverage window and inclusions in writing for your date.
Yes. The official site describes hourly photography coverage for elopements and lists hourly options from one to four hours. It says this coverage is limited on peak-season Fridays and Saturdays and is available only in Banff, Canmore and Calgary.
The official homepage says the full gallery is delivered within 4–6 weeks. Confirm the delivery schedule and any exceptions in the contract for your wedding.
The published engagement-session notes say sessions are not available at Lake Louise, Emerald Lake or Moraine Lake. Ask the business about permitted alternatives and timing in Canmore, Banff, Kananaskis or Calgary.
Phone: 403-589-9324
Website: https://chinookphotography.com/





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