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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Box Cube Photography’s confirmed current website operates as Box Cube Studios, a Calgary-based wedding photography and videography studio led by founder and head photographer Sharyar. For couples looking for a Calgary wedding photographer, the site presents wedding-day coverage, engagement sessions, elopement options and related visual services.
The existing Canada Wedding Guide record lists an Edmonton address, but the confirmed official website now describes the studio as based in Calgary and does not publish a postal address. This profile therefore does not carry forward the legacy address. Edmonton and other Alberta couples may still be within the stated service area, but should confirm travel terms and availability directly with the studio.
Box Cube Studios describes its approach as a blend of documentary and fine-art photography. The studio says it follows the wedding as it unfolds while looking for candid interactions, quiet moments and considered light, rather than relying only on posed images. That gives couples a useful starting point if they want a mix of natural coverage and more polished portraiture.
Sharyar is named on the official website as the founder and head photographer. A separate studio page identifies him as the primary photographer for Box Cube Photography, linking the current Box Cube Studios identity with the business name on this existing listing. The official site also presents a team that includes photographers, videographers and hair-and-makeup collaborators; the exact personnel assigned to a wedding should be confirmed in the quote and contract.
The official site lists wedding photography, wedding videography, engagement sessions, elopement photography, couple photography and family photography. Its wedding coverage information also refers to reception coverage, detail photographs and an option for a second photographer. A separate videography page introduces Rafsan as the lead videographer and creative designer.
For wedding photography, the published package page says collections include fully edited high-resolution files and easy-share images supplied on the wedding day. The site also advertises a same-day reception slideshow as an add-on or coverage-bundle feature. Engagement sessions are offered in mini, medium and full formats. These published items are useful indicators of the current offering, but couples should request a written breakdown of what is included in their selected collection.
Box Cube Studios says it is based in Calgary and serves Calgary, nearby locations such as Banff and Canmore, and locations across Alberta and British Columbia. Its homepage specifically names Edmonton, Red Deer, Canmore and Banff among the locations it covers. Older portfolio material also documents weddings and engagement sessions in Edmonton and surrounding Alberta communities.
The studio may suit couples planning a Calgary celebration, an Alberta mountain wedding or an event elsewhere in the stated provinces who are comfortable confirming travel arrangements. Its stated documentary-and-fine-art approach may be relevant to couples who want candid moments alongside intentional portraits. The website says that weddings outside Calgary can involve travel fees based on distance and accommodation needs, so destination and Edmonton-area enquiries need a tailored quote.
A documented strength is the range of current, company-published wedding options: photography, videography, engagement sessions, second-photographer availability and a same-day slideshow offering. The site also provides concrete package durations and engagement-session formats, which gives couples more detail than a portfolio-only listing.
There are practical limits to the information that can be verified publicly. The official site does not publish a postal address, so no address is listed here. It gives general coverage and pricing, but a public page cannot establish whether a particular date is available, which team members will attend, or the final travel cost. Those details should be settled before booking.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official pricing page. Wedding coverage starts at $2,500 and includes fully edited high-resolution files. The page lists half-day coverage of up to five hours at $2,500, full-day coverage of up to 10 hours at $3,995, and hourly coverage at $550 per hour with a two-hour minimum. It also says wedding packages are customizable and that smaller elopement packages are based on an hourly rate.
The same page lists engagement sessions starting at $295: a 15-minute mini session with 10 images at $295, a 30-minute medium session with 20 images at $495, and a one-to-two-hour full session with 30–50 images at $795. A same-day reception slideshow is listed at $300 à la carte or $150 when bundled with seven or more hours of coverage. Confirm current taxes, travel, videography, albums and any custom additions in writing, as package details can change.
The official contact page asks couples to submit their names, email, mobile number, event date, venue and event details through its form. It also publishes the phone number +1 780-293-2379. The site’s stated process is to send an enquiry, have a phone call or online meeting, receive an online contract and sign it to book the date.
For a clear comparison, include the ceremony and reception locations, approximate timeline, desired hours, whether photography, videography or both are needed, and whether a second photographer or slideshow is of interest. This will help the studio address custom collection details and any travel charge.
Before signing, confirm the selected collection’s exact hours, deliverables, image-delivery timing, number of photographers and whether videography is included. The site gives general and package-level information, but the final agreement is the appropriate place to record the scope for a specific wedding.
Couples outside Calgary should also confirm travel and accommodation costs, the intended team for the date, required venue access or insurance documentation, payment schedule, rescheduling terms and how the same-day slideshow would work at their reception venue. Since no studio address is publicly listed on the official site, use the contact form or phone number for meeting and correspondence arrangements.
The official site identifies Sharyar as the founder and head photographer, and describes him elsewhere as the primary photographer for Box Cube Photography.
The studio describes its style as a blend of documentary and fine art, focused on genuine moments with an elegant, timeless presentation.
The site says couples submit wedding details, discuss the event by phone or online meeting, receive an online contract and book the date by signing it.
Yes. Its official pricing page publishes wedding coverage starting at $2,500, along with half-day, full-day and hourly options. Packages are described as customizable.
Phone: +1 780-293-2379
Website: https://boxcubephoto.com/





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