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Capture by Mark

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Surrey | Wedding Videography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Capture by Mark is the wedding-film business of Mark Huynh, a Vancouver wedding videographer with current service information for Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, Edmonton and surrounding areas, and Calgary. The official website says Mark is based in Edmonton, has strong roots in Vancouver, and is expanding service into Calgary and nearby communities.

This profile replaces the unverified legacy contact details with information confirmed on Capture by Mark’s current website. The site shows an active consultation route, an email address, a film portfolio and published packages. It does not publish a postal address or telephone number, so neither is listed here. Last reviewed: August 13, 2026.

Services and specialization

Capture by Mark focuses on cinematic, story-led wedding films. The portfolio and home page describe a documentary-minded approach centred on real moments rather than posed performance. The business presents wedding videography as its core service and displays films made for couples across its stated markets.

The published collections range from shorter single-videographer coverage to extended two-videographer coverage. Depending on the collection, deliverables can include a cinematic highlight film, a vertical reel, recorded vows, full ceremony and speech recordings, drone footage where flight zones are eligible, an engagement shoot and a save-the-date film.

Moments: one videographer, six hours, a two-minute highlight film and a 30-second vertical reel.
Signature: one videographer, eight hours, a three-to-four-minute highlight film, a vertical reel, vow audio, and full ceremony and speech recordings.
Classic and Premium: two videographers with 10 or 12 hours respectively; both list drone footage only in eligible fly zones.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site identifies Edmonton as Mark’s base and says Capture by Mark regularly films in Vancouver and beyond. Its portfolio names Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, including Burnaby, Richmond, Langley, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford and Kelowna, as well as Edmonton, St. Albert and Sherwood Park. The home page also says Calgary and surrounding areas are an expansion market.

This may suit couples planning in Vancouver or the Lower Mainland who want a film-focused vendor with published wedding-film examples, or Edmonton-area couples seeking the same approach. Calgary couples can enquire, but should confirm date availability, travel terms and whether the intended venue falls within the current service scope. The present official site does not support treating Surrey as a current base or published service location.

Vancouver and Lower Mainland coverage is explicitly described on the official site.
Edmonton and surrounding areas are explicitly described on the official site.
Calgary and surrounding areas are mentioned as an expansion area; confirm the practical arrangements directly.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the level of package detail: the site separates coverage length, number of videographers, highlight-film length, audio recordings and selected extras. This gives couples a practical starting point for comparing the scope of each collection. A second documented feature is the public portfolio, which lets prospective clients assess the style of the films before enquiring.

There are also important limits to the published information. Drone footage is conditional on eligible fly zones, and travel fees may apply depending on location. The public pages do not set out a postal office address, phone number, tax treatment, deposit schedule, cancellation terms, insurance details, raw-footage policy or an exact list of all travel fees. These are confirmation items, not negative findings.

Published collections specify one or two videographers and six to 12 hours of coverage.
The site says music is selected by Mark and licensed for sharing.
The site states an estimated final-film delivery window of eight to 10 weeks after the wedding date.

Pricing

Capture by Mark currently publishes pricing, so it is not necessary to say that current pricing is unavailable. The investment page lists Moments at $2,700, Signature at $3,300, Classic at $4,300 and Premium at $5,500. The page does not state whether the displayed dollar amounts include taxes, travel costs or any other charges, so couples should request a written quote for their date and location.

Published add-ons include additional coverage at $550 per hour, a full ceremony-and-speeches recording at $800, a one-to-two-minute save-the-date film at $1,050, an added videographer for a half day at $700 or full day at $1,000, a surprise-proposal film at $1,500, and a 30-second vertical reel at $1,000. Some overlapping deliverables already appear in certain collections; confirm what is included before adding an item.

Entry collection: $2,700 for six hours with one videographer.
Two-videographer collections begin at $4,300 for 10 hours.
The Premium collection is listed at $5,500 and includes a two-hour engagement shoot and save-the-date film.

Contact and booking

The confirmed contact email is capturebymark@gmail.com. The official site offers a booking or consultation route and states that Capture by Mark is now booking 2026 and 2027. No current telephone number is displayed on the official pages reviewed for this profile.

For a useful first enquiry, include the wedding date, venue or city, expected timeline, whether ceremony and speeches need full recordings, and whether you are considering one or two videographers. This will help the business identify an appropriate collection or discuss the site’s stated option to tailor coverage around a couple’s timeline and priorities.

Official website: https://www.capturebymark.com/
Email: capturebymark@gmail.com
The site says virtual consultations are available.

What couples should confirm

Confirm that Mark or the appropriate team is available for the exact date and that the venue is within the currently offered service area. For Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary events, ask whether travel fees apply and how they are calculated. If aerial footage matters to the plan, confirm whether the venue and date can support it; the published packages make clear that drone footage is limited to eligible fly zones.

Before booking, request the written scope for the chosen collection: hours, videographer count, ceremony and speech coverage, highlight-film length, vertical-reel inclusion, edit process, final-delivery format and the eight-to-10-week estimate. Also clarify the full quote, taxes, payment and cancellation terms, music choices, permissions, archival access and whether any raw footage is available.

Ask which deliverables are included rather than assuming an add-on is part of every package.
Confirm travel, venue access and drone eligibility in writing.
Review the contract’s payment, cancellation, licensing and delivery terms before paying a deposit.

Portfolio and planning context

The public film portfolio is useful for determining whether Capture by Mark’s cinematic, storytelling-led presentation matches the atmosphere you want documented. The official website describes a preference for quietly recording the day as it unfolds, while the package page defines the practical coverage and deliverables that sit behind that approach.

For a broader comparison of categories and locations, use the Canada Wedding Guide directory. This profile is intended as a verified starting point, not a substitute for directly confirming availability, current scope and contract terms with the business.

Review several portfolio films, not only a short highlight clip.
Compare the published coverage window with your actual wedding-day timeline.
Use the category hub to find other wedding-videography listings when building a shortlist.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Capture by Mark travel for weddings?

Yes. The official pricing page says Mark is based in Edmonton, regularly films weddings in Vancouver and beyond, and that travel fees may apply depending on the location. Confirm the fee and travel scope for your venue directly.

What is included in the Signature collection?

The published Signature collection is $3,300 and includes one videographer, eight hours of coverage, a three-to-four-minute cinematic highlight film, a 30-second vertical reel, high-quality vow audio and full recordings of the ceremony and speeches.

When does Capture by Mark say final films will be delivered?

The official FAQ states that final films are delivered within eight to 10 weeks of the wedding date. Confirm this timing and the delivery format in the agreement for your booking.