Grey House Visual

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Grey House Visual is a Vancouver wedding videographer team led by Graeme and Tricia. Their confirmed website describes them as a husband-and-wife wedding filmmaking duo creating artistic films centred on real, unstaged moments rather than a fixed formula.

For couples researching a Vancouver wedding videographer Grey House Visual publishes a portfolio, collection pricing and an online inquiry route. The current site also confirms work across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, with experience in several other B.C. regions and destination weddings. No current postal studio address or telephone number was published on the official pages reviewed, so this profile does not repeat the older Maple Ridge contact details.

Services and specialization

Grey House Visual’s confirmed focus is wedding filmmaking. The team says each film is built around the couple and the events, people and connection present on the day. That is useful context for couples looking for a film-led vendor rather than a general production company with wedding work as one of many services.

The published Vancouver wedding collection includes two videographers for eight hours, a highlight film, an edited ceremony and edited speeches. Its elopement collection includes two videographers for four hours, a highlight film and an edited ceremony. The official films page also provides examples of completed wedding films for a closer look at the format and storytelling approach.

• Wedding filmmaking by Graeme and Tricia
• Published wedding and elopement film collections
• Two-videographer coverage in both published starting collections
• Highlight films plus edited ceremony; edited speeches in the Vancouver wedding collection

Service area and who it may suit

The official website identifies Grey House Visual as based in Vancouver, British Columbia. It says the team films throughout Vancouver and the Pacific Northwest, and specifically notes past work across the Lower Mainland, Whistler, Squamish, Vancouver Island, the Fraser Valley and the Okanagan. Mexico and destinations beyond are also named on the site.

This may suit couples planning a Vancouver or wider B.C. celebration who want a two-person filmmaking team and who prefer a candid, people-focused film concept. It may also be relevant for elopements and destination celebrations, but travel logistics, availability and any destination-specific costs should be confirmed for the actual date and venue.

• Vancouver-based according to the official site
• Documented B.C. areas include the Lower Mainland, Whistler, Squamish, Vancouver Island, Fraser Valley and Okanagan
• Destination work is described, with destination pricing available on request

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the clearly defined collaboration: Graeme and Tricia are named as the husband-and-wife team behind the business, and the current collections each specify two videographers. The business also makes a viewable films page available, so couples can evaluate examples before contacting the team. Its stated approach is to avoid staging or forcing moments and to build films around the couple’s experience.

There are important limits to the published information. The site does not provide a current street address or telephone number, so neither is listed here. It also does not publicly set out turnaround times, full contract terms, all add-on prices, travel fees, audio arrangements, raw-footage availability or a complete list of deliverable specifications. These are practical questions to resolve in writing before a deposit is paid.

• Confirmed feature: a named two-person husband-and-wife filmmaking team
• Confirmed feature: publicly viewable film portfolio
• Limitation: no current official postal address or phone number located
• Limitation: several scope and contract details are not publicly published

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. The Vancouver wedding film collection begins at $6,500 CAD and lists two videographers for eight hours, a highlight film, edited ceremony and edited speeches. The Vancouver elopement film collection starts at $3,500 CAD and lists two videographers for four hours, a highlight film and an edited ceremony.

The same page says destination pricing and add-ons are available, but it does not publish those amounts or explain whether taxes, travel, accommodation, permits or other fees apply. Couples should ask for a dated quote that identifies the selected collection, inclusions, exclusions and payment schedule.

• Vancouver wedding films: begin at $6,500 CAD
• Vancouver elopement films: start at $3,500 CAD
• Destination pricing and add-ons are mentioned but not publicly itemized

Contact and booking

Grey House Visual directs prospective couples to its online “Hit Us Up” contact route and invites them to discuss their wedding and vision by message and call. At the time reviewed, the homepage stated that the team was almost fully booked for 2026 and booking for 2027. That is a time-sensitive availability statement, not a guarantee of an open date.

Use the official website inquiry route and include the date, venue or region, approximate schedule and whether the event is a wedding, elopement or destination celebration. As no official phone number or mailing address was located, the website is the verified contact point for this profile.

• Verified inquiry route: official website contact link
• The site stated it was booking for 2027 when reviewed
• No current official phone number was published on reviewed pages

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask whether Grey House Visual is available for the date and whether the selected venue or location creates travel, accommodation, ferry, parking, permit or destination charges. Confirm who will be present, the planned coverage start and end times, breaks, overtime options and whether both partners’ preparation can be covered within the chosen collection.

Also request the written deliverables: highlight-film length, ceremony and speech edit format, delivery method, revision policy, music licensing, sound capture, turnaround estimate, archival period and whether any raw footage or social edits are available. Review the contract’s taxes, deposit, cancellation, postponement, weather and liability terms before committing.

• Confirm date, venue logistics and total travel costs
• Confirm coverage timeline and team allocation
• Confirm deliverables, delivery timeline and revisions
• Confirm taxes, payment terms and cancellation or postponement conditions

Continue planning

• Canada Wedding Guide directory
• wedding planning guide

Frequently asked questions

Who is behind Grey House Visual?

The official website identifies Graeme and Tricia as the husband-and-wife team behind Grey House Visual.

What is included in Grey House Visual’s published Vancouver wedding collection?

The collection begins at $6,500 CAD and lists two videographers for eight hours, a highlight film, an edited ceremony and edited speeches.

Does Grey House Visual offer elopement filmmaking?

Yes. Its pricing page lists a Vancouver elopement film collection starting at $3,500 CAD, with two videographers for four hours, a highlight film and an edited ceremony.

Does Grey House Visual publish a Vancouver address or phone number?

No current postal address or telephone number was found on the official pages reviewed. Use the business’s official online inquiry route to confirm the best contact details.

Sources checked

• Vancouver Wedding Videographer Grey House Visual
• Vancouver Wedding Videographer Grey House Visual
• Vancouver Wedding Videographer Grey House Visual

Website: https://www.greyhousevisual.com/