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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Prince Albert | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Casting Moments Photography is a Nanaimo, British Columbia-based team offering Nanaimo wedding photography and videography, including photography and cinematic wedding films. The confirmed official site identifies the business as serving Vancouver Island while also travelling for weddings in Canada and abroad.

This updated profile replaces the unverified Saskatchewan-era contact details with information shown on the current official website. Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Couples should still confirm availability, the exact team assigned to their date, travel arrangements, and final package terms directly with the business.

Current identity and wedding focus

Casting Moments Photography’s official website confirms the current business identity through the full name in its site title and page branding, along with detailed wedding photography and wedding-videography service pages. The business describes itself as based in Nanaimo, BC and as a Vancouver Island and destination wedding photography provider.

The site identifies Rachelle B. and Jerryfel M. as photographers and editors, with Kurt Laurence listed as videographer and editor. Its wedding work is presented as fine-art wedding and lifestyle portraiture alongside cinematic films. This is a current Nanaimo profile, not a confirmation of the legacy Prince Albert address, telephone number, or former website.

Services and specialization

The confirmed wedding offering covers photography, videography, or both. Photography is listed for weddings, elopements, engagements, pre-wedding sessions, and destination weddings. The videography service is framed as cinematic wedding-film coverage.

Published photography packages are structured around six hours with one photographer, eight hours with two photographers, and 12 hours with two to three photographers. All three list unlimited digital images and USB delivery. The eight- and 12-hour packages also list a complimentary engagement or pre-wedding photo session in Nanaimo; the 12-hour option additionally lists a complimentary Nanaimo pre-wedding film.

For video, the official site lists six-hour, eight-hour, and whole-day options. Features vary by package and can include a cinematic highlights film, two to four videographers, multiple camera angles, a pre-wedding film, same-day edit, and unedited RAW video files. Exact inclusions should be matched to the written quote rather than assumed from a package name.

Service area and who it may suit

The business states that it is based in Nanaimo and serves Vancouver Island. It also says it travels around Canada and to other countries for weddings, so it may be relevant to couples planning an island wedding, an elopement, or a destination celebration that requires photo and video coverage from one team.

It may suit couples seeking separate photography or videography coverage as well as those considering both. The published longer photography packages include two or more photographers, and the video packages may use multiple videographers and camera angles. Travel availability, travel costs, ferry or accommodation requirements, and whether a destination date can be staffed should be confirmed before booking.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the range of coverage configurations: couples can see published photo options from six to 12 hours and video options from six hours to a whole day. The official site also identifies a named photography and videography team, and it provides a contact form that asks about the event date, venue, service required, and specific requests.

The published process says an inquiry can begin by form, phone, or email; after consultation, booking documents or a contract and a retainer are used to secure a date. It also says a sneak-peek selection is released approximately two to three weeks after the wedding. This is useful process information, but it is not a guarantee of present-day response times or final-gallery delivery dates.

Practical limitations are evidence-related: no public 2026 availability calendar was found, the site does not publish full dollar pricing, and the official pages reviewed do not set out travel fees, taxes, cancellation terms, insurance details, accessibility arrangements, or a guaranteed final-delivery timeframe. These are items to discuss in writing.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website publishes package names, coverage durations, staffing, and selected deliverables, but it does not display current package prices or a full photography-and-videography price list.

The site’s album FAQ says pricing is available in a wedding photography pricing PDF on request. It lists albums in 8×10 and 11×14 sizes, with a base album containing 10 spreads, and says additional pages are available. Ask for the current quote in Canadian dollars, applicable taxes, travel charges, payment schedule, retainer amount, and the cost of albums or other additions before signing.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The official contact page provides a booking form and lists castingmomentsphotography@gmail.com, 236-953-0088, and 236-953-2727. The form asks couples to select photography, videography, or both and to provide their event type, venue, date, and vision.

For a useful first inquiry, include the ceremony and reception locations, wedding date, coverage window, guest scale, whether photo and video are both required, and any destination or ferry logistics. Ask which published package is being quoted and request that every agreed inclusion appears in the contract.

What couples should confirm

Before reserving a date, confirm the lead photographer and videographer, the number of team members, coverage start and finish times, the expected deliverables, the delivery method, and whether engagement or pre-wedding items are available for the specific location. If a same-day edit or RAW files are important, ensure those items are explicitly included rather than relying on general package descriptions.

Also confirm the complete fee, taxes, travel and accommodation costs where relevant, retainer and balance dates, cancellation or postponement terms, image-use permissions, music licensing for films, backup arrangements, final delivery timeline, and whether the Nanaimo address is a meeting location. The current official site gives a practical starting point, but a written proposal is the appropriate source for the terms of an individual booking.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Casting Moments Photography offer both wedding photography and videography?

Yes. Its official website offers wedding photography and cinematic wedding films, and its contact form allows couples to inquire about photography, videography, or both.

What wedding coverage lengths are published?

The photography page lists six-, eight-, and 12-hour packages. The videography page lists six-hour, eight-hour, and whole-day packages; staffing and deliverables vary by option.

Does the business travel for weddings?

The official site says the team is based in Nanaimo and travels around Canada and to other countries for weddings. Confirm destination availability and all travel costs for your date.