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Last reviewed: October 6, 2026 | Canmore |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 6, 2026. Business status: Active.
Kendal + Kevin is a husband-and-wife photography and videography team serving weddings and elopements in Canmore and elsewhere in the Canadian Rockies. For couples searching for a Canmore wedding photographer and videographer, the official site provides useful evidence about the team’s documentary-led style, available formats, planning support, deliverables and starting prices.
Their stated approach combines fine-art composition, documentary observation and selected editorial direction. Coverage may be booked as photography, videography, or a combined photo-and-video collection. The team says it is based in Calgary and works in Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Kananaskis, Jasper and Yoho, as well as selected destinations farther afield. This profile was last reviewed on October 6, 2026.
Kendal + Kevin document weddings and elopements through still photography and cinematic video. Their official Banff service page confirms that photography and videography can be booked separately, while the pricing page also lists combined photo-and-video collections. The team describes its visual approach as fine-art documentary storytelling: candid observation forms the foundation, with direction or guidance used when a scene calls for it.
Published photography deliverables include a personal online gallery, high-resolution edited images, printing rights, unlimited downloads and a sneak peek within one week. For video, the listed core deliverable is a five-to-ten-minute cinematic highlight film in full HD, recorded with multi-camera footage. Full-length ceremony, speech and feature films are identified as optional. The site states that final photo galleries and films are delivered within 10 weeks.
The official website identifies Calgary as the team’s base and says they document weddings and elopements across the Canadian Rockies, including Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Kananaskis, Jasper and Yoho. The destination service page expands that coverage to Western Canada and selected international locations. Couples planning outside the Rockies should request a location-specific quotation because destination and multi-day weddings are custom quoted.
The service may suit couples who want one team to provide coordinated photography and videography, or those who prefer either medium on its own. It may also fit couples drawn to natural interactions rather than predominantly rigid posing. Kendal + Kevin state that they guide when needed but otherwise allow moments to unfold with limited interference. Couples considering an outdoor mountain celebration may find the documented timeline, location and vendor guidance relevant.
A documented feature of the business is that Kendal and Kevin work as a two-person husband-and-wife team. Their site presents this as a way to coordinate photography and video coverage with a consistent visual approach. They also state that image editing is completed in-house and that photography is delivered in a blend of colour and black and white. Planning support can include help with timelines, locations and local vendor recommendations.
There are practical limits to what can be confirmed from the supplied official pages. No clean public street address or telephone number appears in the evidence, so neither is listed here. The site says bookings are intentionally limited, but it does not publish a calendar or confirm availability for any date. Specific collection contents can vary because coverage is customizable, and travel fees may apply. Couples should therefore treat the published details as a starting point rather than a complete quotation.
Kendal + Kevin publish starting prices on their official investment page. Elopement and intimate-wedding photography starts at $3,600, while combined photo and video starts at $6,000. Core full-day wedding photography starts at $6,000, and full-day photo and video starts at $10,000. These are starting figures displayed with a dollar sign; the supplied page excerpt does not expressly identify the currency.
The pricing page says collections can be customized for three to 12 hours. Multi-day and destination weddings are custom quoted, and travel fees apply when relevant. Add-ons are available, while engagement sessions and albums are included starting at 10 hours of coverage. Couples should ask for a written quotation confirming the currency, taxes, hours, team coverage, travel costs, optional films and album inclusions before comparing totals.
The official website directs couples to submit an inquiry to check whether their date is available. It also publishes hello@kendalandkevin.ca as the business email address. Because the team says it limits the number of bookings accepted, availability needs to be confirmed directly rather than inferred from the website.
A useful initial message should include the wedding or elopement date, location, estimated coverage hours, whether photography, videography or both are required, and whether travel between multiple locations is expected. For destination or multi-day plans, couples should also describe the proposed itinerary so the team can prepare a custom quotation.
Before signing an agreement, confirm precisely which people will attend, the number of coverage hours and the deliverables included in the selected collection. Ask whether the quotation includes travel, taxes, albums, an engagement session, full ceremony or speech films, and any location scouting required for the event.
For a Canmore or wider Canadian Rockies celebration, couples should also confirm access plans, transportation, weather alternatives and any permits or registrations relevant to their chosen ceremony and portrait locations. The official site discusses assistance with mountain logistics, but responsibilities should still be recorded in the contract. Finally, verify payment dates, cancellation or postponement terms, delivery timing, gallery access and the usage rights attached to photographs and films.
Yes. The official site offers standalone photography or videography as well as combined photo-and-video collections. Couples should confirm the exact team coverage and deliverables included in their chosen collection.
The published starting price is $3,600 for photography and $6,000 for combined photography and video. The page displays dollar amounts without expressly identifying the currency in the supplied evidence, so couples should confirm currency, taxes, travel and add-ons in writing.
Yes. The official Canadian Rockies service page lists Canmore among the locations where the team documents weddings and elopements. The site also features a helicopter-elopement story based in Canmore.
The pricing page states that sneak-peek photographs are provided within one week and full photo or video delivery is completed within 10 weeks. Couples should ensure the delivery schedule and included formats are stated in their agreement.
Website: https://www.kendalandkevin.ca/





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