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Claire Fraser

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Last reviewed: September 29, 2026 | Halifax |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 29, 2026. Business status: Active.

Claire Fraser is a Halifax wedding videographer offering cinematic, documentary-style wedding films in Nova Scotia and beyond. The official website describes an approach focused on authentic, candid moments, with films designed to preserve the emotions and story of the wedding day.

This profile was last reviewed on September 29, 2026, using the supplied official website evidence. Couples can use it to compare the published package options, understand the stated service area and identify details to confirm before booking. No official business address or phone number was supplied in the evidence reviewed.

Services and specialization

Claire Fraser Photo & Video offers wedding videography for Halifax, Nova Scotia and locations across the province. The official service description combines documentary realism with cinematic presentation, aiming to capture unscripted moments as well as the atmosphere and important events of the day.

The published wedding packages include highlight films, ceremony coverage and speech videos. Depending on the package, couples may also receive a documentary-length edit or an engagement video session. The site also lists engagement films, Glam the Dress sessions and rehearsal dinner or pre-wedding coverage as add-ons.

The business states that couples may book videography alongside another photographer. This may suit couples who already have a photographer and want a separate video team, or couples considering photo and video services from the same business.

Bronze: up to 10 hours, one videographer, a five-minute highlight video and ceremony archive video.
Silver: up to 10 hours, two videographers, a five-minute highlight video, ceremony archive video and speech videos.
Gold: up to 12 hours, two videographers, a five-minute highlight video, ceremony and speech videos, a 30-minute documentary video and a complimentary engagement video session.

Service area and who it may suit

The official Nova Scotia page says the team travels throughout Nova Scotia. It specifically refers to Halifax and the surrounding HRM area, while noting that mileage and accommodation may apply for weddings outside HRM. The supplied evidence does not establish a specific studio, office or mailing address.

The service may be relevant to couples who want a cinematic wedding film, documentary-style coverage or a relaxed approach that includes candid moments and gentle direction. The published package descriptions also provide options for an intimate celebration at one venue, separate getting-ready locations or a longer wedding day requiring two videographers.

Travel, accommodation and the exact service plan should be discussed for venues outside HRM. Availability for a particular date is not published in the supplied evidence.

Halifax and HRM weddings are directly referenced on the Nova Scotia service page.
The business states that it travels across Nova Scotia.
Mileage and accommodation may apply outside HRM.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include complimentary timeline consultations and planning support, vendor recommendations, location scouting and a final consultation during the week of the wedding. The site also states that digital video delivery is provided through a downloadable Dropbox link.

The published workflow says that sneak peeks are generally targeted within two to three days. It gives a 12-week delivery guarantee for standard highlight, ceremony and speech videos, while longer-format edits may take up to six months. These timelines should be read with the contract because the exact deliverables and delivery dates can vary by package.

The official page describes dual-slot camera recording and backups on three hard drives, including one stored off-site. This is a documented production and backup practice, not an independent assessment of the final films.

The evidence does not provide a verified business address, phone number, current date availability, venue-specific examples, contract terms in full or a complete list of included editing options. Couples should request those details directly before making a decision.

Complimentary planning and timeline support is described on the official page.
Digital delivery and stated turnaround expectations are published.
The evidence does not confirm availability, a postal address or a phone number.

Pricing

Wedding videography packages are published as starting at $3,800 on the Nova Scotia page. The listed package prices are Bronze at $3,800, Silver at $4,800 and Gold at $6,600, with package coverage increasing from one videographer and one venue setup to longer coverage, two videographers and a documentary edit.

The site also lists engagement films starting at $750, Glam the Dress sessions starting at $750 and rehearsal dinner or pre-wedding coverage starting at $1,000. Mileage and accommodation may apply outside HRM.

The page displays package amounts with “+tax” in the individual package descriptions while also containing wording about packages being inclusive of tax. Because those statements should be reconciled before booking, couples should ask for the current total, applicable taxes, travel costs and any selected add-ons in writing. Prices may change after this review.

Published wedding videography starting price: $3,800.
Bronze: $3,800; Silver: $4,800; Gold: $6,600, as displayed in the supplied official evidence.
Add-on starting prices and travel charges should be confirmed in the quote.

Contact and booking

The official site directs couples to send a message to begin the booking process. It describes an initial consultation, followed by a contract and a retainer to secure the date. The Nova Scotia page states that bookings require a 35% retainer, while another supplied page refers to a 30% retainer. Couples should ask which current term applies to the videography booking.

The site also says that the team remains available for planning support after booking, including timeline assistance and vendor recommendations. A final consultation is described for the week of the wedding.

Begin with the contact form or message option on the official website.
Ask for the current contract, retainer percentage and payment schedule.
Confirm the chosen package, coverage hours, team size and deliverables in writing.

What couples should confirm

Before signing, couples should confirm that the selected package matches the day's locations and schedule. The Bronze option is described for a smaller celebration where preparations and the event take place at one venue, while the Silver and Gold options provide additional coverage and more than one videographer.

The final quote should identify whether the ceremony and speeches are delivered as full archive files, how the highlight video is edited, whether a documentary edit or engagement session is included, and when each item will be delivered. Ask how long the download link remains active and how the final files should be backed up.

For Nova Scotia venues outside HRM, confirm mileage, accommodation requirements and any travel-related scheduling considerations. Couples should also verify the current tax treatment because the supplied page uses both “+tax” package wording and a separate inclusive-tax statement.

Confirm the current total price, taxes, travel costs and add-ons.
Confirm the retainer amount, cancellation terms and rescheduling terms in the contract.
Confirm delivery dates for highlight, ceremony, speech and longer-format films.
Confirm the number of videographers and the coverage plan for separate locations.
Confirm availability for the wedding date directly with Claire Fraser.

Fit for your wedding plans

Claire Fraser may be a practical option for couples seeking a Halifax or Nova Scotia wedding videographer with published package structures, documentary-style coverage and planning support. The range from a one-videographer package to a two-videographer Gold option allows couples to compare coverage according to venue layout and wedding-day complexity.

The main qualification points are not negative claims about the service; they are details that remain date- or contract-specific. Couples should obtain a current quote and written agreement covering availability, travel, taxes, deliverables, turnaround and retainer terms before booking.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Claire Fraser's Nova Scotia wedding videography include?

The published packages include combinations of wedding-day coverage, highlight films, ceremony archive video, speech videos and, in the Gold package, a 30-minute documentary video and complimentary engagement video session. Exact inclusions depend on the package selected.

How much do the wedding videography packages cost?

The official Nova Scotia page lists wedding videography starting at $3,800. It displays Bronze at $3,800, Silver at $4,800 and Gold at $6,600. Ask for a current written quote because taxes, travel and package details should be confirmed.

Does Claire Fraser travel outside Halifax?

The official page says the team travels across Nova Scotia. Mileage and accommodation may apply to weddings outside HRM, so couples should confirm the travel cost and arrangements for their venue.

How long does video delivery take?

The site states a 12-week delivery guarantee for standard highlight, ceremony and speech videos. It says longer-format edits can take up to six months. Confirm the applicable timeline and deliverables in the contract.

Can Claire Fraser work with another photographer?

Yes. The official page says couples can book videography only and work with another contracted photographer. The team describes experience collaborating with other photographers.