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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | North Battleford | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Static Memories Photography is a North Battleford wedding photographer for couples planning celebrations in North Battleford, Saskatoon and other locations discussed on the studio’s official website. The business identifies Chris as its photographer and says he has been working professionally since 2005.
Wedding and couples photography are a featured part of the official portfolio. The website also confirms engagement photography and provides wedding-specific information about approach, package options, image delivery and booking. This profile reflects information available from the confirmed official website, last reviewed 2026-08-10.
Static Memories Photography lists weddings, couples and engagements among the session types it photographs. Its wedding FAQ describes coverage that may include candid photographs, creative portraits, group photographs, wedding details and key emotional moments. The photographer describes an approach that combines natural photographs and artistic interpretation with traditional elements.
The official wedding information says package options can include a second photographer, custom thank-you cards, a custom cell-phone app, a custom-designed album, additional hours, professional hair and makeup, and a photo booth. These are presented as possible options rather than standard inclusions, so couples should request an itemised proposal for their own event.
Engagement portraits are confirmed on the official website. The business says these sessions can help a couple get to know the photographer and become more comfortable in front of the camera before the wedding day.
Chris describes wedding photography as storytelling across the beginning, middle and end of a day. The official FAQ says the photographer aims to capture emotion, intimate details, fast-paced moments and joy, and may visit ceremony and reception locations beforehand when possible to assess lighting and scout portrait locations.
The studio says it uses professional Nikon digital cameras, multiple camera bodies, lenses, lighting and memory cards as backup equipment. It also says off-camera flash equipment is available for dark ceremony and reception spaces. This is a documented operational feature, not a promise that any particular lighting plan or venue setup can be accommodated without discussion.
For editing, the site says each selected photograph receives colour correction, balance and clarity work. It describes skin retouching as minimal and focused on temporary details such as a cut, scratch or blemish. Couples with a particular retouching preference should discuss it before signing an agreement.
The official wedding FAQ says the photographer is based in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, and is willing to travel to wedding destinations. The business’s site also names Saskatoon, Regina, Calgary and Banff in its wedding-coverage information. These are stated service areas, not confirmation of availability for a particular date or venue.
This may suit couples seeking a photographer based in North Battleford, or those planning a wedding elsewhere in Saskatchewan who want to ask about travel. It may also be relevant for destination celebrations, provided the couple confirms travel timing, accommodation needs and costs directly with the studio.
No current street address with postal code appears on the reviewed official pages. For that reason, no address is listed in this profile. Couples should confirm the preferred consultation location and any travel arrangement when making an enquiry.
A confirmed strength is the amount of wedding-specific detail provided on the official information page. It explains image estimates, delivery timing, engagement sessions, second-photographer options, travel and the booking process. The site also documents backup equipment and a stated approach to low-light ceremonies and receptions.
Another documented feature is a choice of coverage formats. The photographer says they regularly work solo but that a second photographer may be added to any package. The official FAQ estimates an average delivery of about 80 to 100 images per hour of coverage, while noting that the result depends on coverage length, guest count and the complexity of the day.
A practical limitation is that the site does not publish current package prices or a fixed list of standard inclusions. Some details, including any travel charge, exact album or app provision, and whether a second photographer is included, therefore need a written event-specific quote.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The reviewed official pages do not list wedding package amounts, hourly rates, minimum coverage, travel charges, taxes or a complete price sheet.
The official booking FAQ says a 50% non-refundable retaining fee and a signed agreement are required to secure a wedding date and time. Ask the studio to identify the quoted total, what the retainer is calculated from, the remaining payment due date, applicable taxes, travel costs and the cancellation or rescheduling terms before booking.
To compare proposals fairly, request confirmation of coverage hours, whether a second photographer is included or optional, the selected deliverables, and any added services such as an album, hair and makeup, photo booth or extra hours.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official website lists 306-481-4950 and info@staticmemoriesphotography.ca in its booking FAQ. The home page also lists staticmemoriesphotography@gmail.com, and the business website provides a contact form. When contacting the studio, include the date, venue location, approximate schedule, guest count and the type of coverage you are considering.
The business says it accepts a limited number of commissions each year. This makes an early availability enquiry sensible when a date is important, but it is not proof that any date remains open. Availability can only be confirmed directly by Static Memories Photography.
The site states that wedding photographs are delivered approximately 15 to 20 weeks after the wedding during the April-to-October peak season. It also says photographs are backed up in cloud storage for five years. Confirm the current turnaround expectation and delivery terms in the agreement, since these operational details can change.
Ask whether Chris is available for the date, whether the venue is within the proposed service area, and what travel costs or scheduling requirements apply. If the day has multiple locations, a large guest list or simultaneous getting-ready plans, ask whether a second photographer would be recommended and how that option is priced.
Request a written outline of the coverage hours, photo priorities, image estimate, delivery method, gallery access, album or print options, editing expectations and delivery date. The official website provides useful general guidance, but it does not publish one fixed package structure that applies to every wedding.
Review relevant portfolio work and discuss the balance you want between candid moments, creative portraits, wedding details and group photographs. Couples should also confirm the contract’s retainer, payment, cancellation, rescheduling and usage terms before securing the booking.
The official biography identifies Chris as the photographer and says he has been a professional photographer since 2005.
Yes. The official wedding FAQ says the photographer is based in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, and the website features wedding and couples photography.
Yes. Engagements are listed among the types of sessions offered, and the wedding FAQ includes engagement portraits.
The official wedding FAQ says a second photographer may be added to any package. Confirm availability and the cost for your date.
The official site states an estimated delivery of approximately 15 to 20 weeks after a wedding during the April-to-October peak season. Confirm the current timeline in writing.
Phone: 306-481-4950





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