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Alan Maudie Photography

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Calgary | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

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

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Alan Maudie Photography is an active Calgary wedding photographer business with a current official website, wedding portfolio, published pricing guidance and an email contact route. The official site identifies Alan Maudie as a Calgary-based photographer who specializes in wedding photography and family portraits.

For couples looking for a Calgary wedding photographer, the published work and service descriptions point to candid, unposed wedding coverage with an emphasis on documenting the full day. The business also presents mountain weddings as an established part of its work, including weddings in Banff, Canmore and Lake Louise. A street or mailing address is not published on the reviewed official pages, so none is listed here.

Services and specialization

Alan Maudie Photography’s official wedding portfolio describes a goal of recording real moments and creating an honest record of each couple and their relationship. It specifically emphasizes candid, unposed images and the value of documenting the complete wedding-day story.

The official site lists wedding photography as a specialization alongside family portraits. Its pricing page also identifies basic wedding coverage, small weddings, elopement options and engagement sessions. Albums and printed products can be packaged with wedding coverage or purchased afterwards, according to that page.

Wedding-day photography with a candid, unposed focus.
Small-wedding and elopement options are listed.
Engagement sessions are listed, along with albums and printed products.

Service area and who it may suit

The business is based in Calgary, Alberta. Its homepage says Alan regularly travels to Banff, Canmore and Lake Louise for mountain weddings of different sizes and in different seasons. This supports Calgary as the primary local-market phrase while also giving couples planning a Rocky Mountain celebration a documented reason to enquire.

The available material may suit couples who want photography centred on the event as it unfolds rather than only formally posed images. It may also suit couples who want to review full wedding stories before deciding: the wedding portfolio says feature stories are included to show more of a complete wedding day. Travel terms, destination coverage and any location-specific requirements should be confirmed directly.

Based in Calgary, Alberta.
Officially documented regular travel to Banff, Canmore and Lake Louise.
A portfolio of feature wedding stories is available on the official website.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the business’s clearly stated photographic approach. The wedding portfolio repeatedly identifies candid moments, unposed images and a complete-day narrative as priorities. This is a description of the service approach, not a claim about the outcome for every booking.

Another documented feature is the range of wedding formats named on the pricing page: standard coverage, small weddings and elopement options. The site also provides a dedicated wedding portfolio and a contact form, giving couples material to assess and a direct way to ask questions.

Practical limitations remain. The official pages reviewed do not publish a street address, telephone number, package inclusions, turnaround times, image-delivery terms, backup arrangements, insurance details, contract terms or current availability. These are not negative findings; they are booking details to request before committing.

Confirmed: candid and unposed wedding coverage is the stated approach.
Confirmed: small-wedding and elopement options are listed.
Confirm directly: availability, contract scope, delivery timing and travel-related costs.

Pricing

The official pricing page publishes starting guidance rather than a single fixed wedding package. It states that basic wedding coverage begins at $3,700 plus GST. Small weddings are listed from $2,500 plus GST, with a note that weekend availability may be limited; elopement options are also listed.

The same page lists engagement sessions at $950 plus GST with digital files, and says the session may be discounted when wedding coverage is booked. It says albums and printed products can be packaged with coverage or bought after the wedding. Detailed pricing is described as customized after the photographer learns more about the couple’s plans.

These are published starting figures, not a quote or a guarantee of availability. Couples should request a dated written proposal that identifies coverage hours, travel, taxes, products, payment schedule and any additional fees.

Basic wedding coverage: begins at $3,700 plus GST.
Small weddings: from $2,500 plus GST; weekend availability may be limited.
Engagement session: $950 plus GST with digital files, with a stated possible wedding-booking discount.

Contact and booking

The official website directs enquiries to email@alanmaudie.com and provides a contact form that asks for names, email, phone, event type, event date, location and comments. Supplying the date and venue or region at first contact should help the business assess the request.

No telephone number is published on the reviewed official pages, so this profile does not repeat the legacy directory number. Likewise, the official site identifies Calgary as the base but does not publish a clean postal address. Use the official website and email contact route for the most direct enquiry.

Website: alanmaudie.com
Email: email@alanmaudie.com
Booking form requests event date, type and location.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether the photographer is available for your exact date, ceremony and reception locations, and whether travel to Banff, Canmore, Lake Louise or another destination changes the estimate. For small weddings, ask whether the date falls on a weekend, as the published pricing notes that weekend availability may be restricted.

Before booking, request the proposed coverage duration, number of photographers if applicable, engagement-session details, delivery format and timing, album or print options, GST and any travel or accommodation costs. Review the written agreement carefully for retainer, payment, cancellation, rescheduling, usage and backup terms.

Finally, review the wedding portfolio for the type of lighting, venue and season closest to your plans. The official site’s stated candid approach and feature wedding stories make the portfolio the best business-specific resource for deciding whether the visual approach matches your priorities.

Confirm date availability and any mountain-location travel costs.
Request a written scope that includes hours, deliverables, GST and payment terms.
Review comparable full wedding stories before signing.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding photography options does Alan Maudie Photography list?

The official pricing page lists basic wedding coverage, small weddings, elopement options and engagement sessions. It also says albums and printed products can be packaged with coverage or purchased afterwards.

Does Alan Maudie Photography photograph Rocky Mountain weddings?

Yes. The official homepage says Alan regularly travels from Calgary to Banff, Canmore and Lake Louise for mountain weddings. Confirm travel, date availability and any location-specific costs directly.

What wedding pricing is published?

The official pricing page states that basic wedding coverage begins at $3,700 plus GST and small weddings start at $2,500 plus GST. It also lists engagement sessions at $950 plus GST with digital files. Detailed pricing is customized, so request a current written quote.

How can couples contact Alan Maudie Photography?

The official website lists email@alanmaudie.com and a contact form that asks for event type, date and location. A current telephone number is not published on the official pages reviewed.