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Last reviewed: September 23, 2026 | Edmonton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 23, 2026. Business status: Active.
Crown Photography & Film is an Edmonton wedding photographer and videography team documenting weddings across Alberta and destination celebrations worldwide. The company describes its approach as calm, intentional and story-driven, with gentle direction during portraits and an unobtrusive presence during the rest of the day.
The official website identifies Mark and Tracey as a husband-and-wife team with more than 15 years of experience in wedding photography and videography. This profile was last reviewed on September 23, 2026, using the company’s official website. Couples should confirm current pricing, availability, travel arrangements and collection details directly with Crown Photography & Film.
The listed wedding services are wedding photography, wedding videography and elopements. The company presents its work as natural, timeless and editorial, combining genuine moments with guidance when couples need help feeling comfortable in front of the camera.
Photography coverage can include getting-ready preparations, ceremonies, family and wedding-party portraits, couple portraits, receptions and dance-floor moments. The site describes full-day and half-day coverage options, with half-day coverage positioned for intimate celebrations, elopements or couples seeking coverage of key portions of the day.
Wedding video services focus on preserving the feeling of the day through a feature film, with audio from vows and speeches. The wedding-video page also says that an uncut ceremony and speeches can be delivered as separate digital files. Couples should confirm the exact deliverables and inclusions in their selected collection.
Crown Photography & Film states that it is based in Edmonton and serves weddings across Alberta, including Edmonton, Calgary, rural communities and mountain locations such as Banff and Canmore. Its website also mentions destination celebrations worldwide, but travel arrangements and costs should be confirmed for any event outside the local area.
The documented approach may suit couples who want a consistent two-person team, a combination of direction and candid coverage, and photography or film that records emotion without making the wedding feel like a production. The site also discusses winter weddings, changing weather and low-light conditions, which may be relevant to couples planning an Alberta celebration in colder months.
The official site documents several practical features of the service: the team offers direction during portraits, works quietly during unscripted moments, plans around daylight for winter weddings and uses warm-up breaks during cold-weather portraits. The wedding-video page also explains how Mark and Tracey divide photography, video and audio responsibilities when both services are booked.
The available evidence does not establish a fixed team size beyond the named husband-and-wife team, guaranteed coverage length, turnaround time, backup arrangements, insurance, accessibility provisions or specific equipment. It also does not verify that every service or example shown online is included in every collection. These are useful questions to raise before signing an agreement.
The official website provides a pricing guide or collections section and says that its prices are not hidden. However, no current dollar amounts or complete package figures are included in the supplied evidence for this profile. Prices are not published in the evidence available here.
The site refers to full-day and half-day coverage, collection-based options and possible a la carte additions such as engagement sessions. It also says that travel fees vary by location. Couples should request the current pricing guide and ask which services, hours, files, albums, films, travel costs and taxes are included in the specific proposal.
The official website lists Crown Photography & Film at 4712 53 Street, Camrose, Alberta, with the telephone number (780) 608-0767 and email address hello@crownphotography.ca. The site describes the business as Edmonton-area wedding photographers and videographers, while the listed street address is in Camrose.
The company invites couples to check availability, view collections and enquire about a date through its website. Its footer states that it is now booking 2027 and 2028 weddings. That statement indicates the booking years promoted on the site, not availability for a particular date; couples should receive direct confirmation before relying on it.
Before booking, couples should ask for a written proposal that matches the planned wedding day. Confirm whether photography, videography or both are included; the number of hours and photographers or videographers; coverage of getting ready, ceremony, reception and speeches; and the expected format and timing of delivered files.
For video, clarify the feature-film length or style, whether full ceremony and speech recordings are included, audio capture arrangements, and whether drone use is possible at the venue and permitted under applicable rules. For photography, ask about gallery delivery, editing, downloads, albums and backup procedures.
Finally, confirm the contract terms, retainer and payment schedule, cancellation or postponement policy, travel charges, overtime, meal requirements, privacy preferences and the team's availability for the exact wedding date. Winter couples should also discuss daylight, indoor locations, warm-up breaks and a weather contingency plan.
Yes. The official website lists wedding photography and wedding videography, and explains how Mark and Tracey divide photography, video and audio responsibilities when both services are booked.
The company says it serves weddings across Alberta, including Edmonton, Calgary, rural locations and mountain areas such as Banff and Canmore. Travel fees vary by location, so confirm the cost for your venue.
The website links to a pricing guide and collections information, but current dollar amounts are not included in the evidence for this profile. Prices are not published in the evidence available here; request the current guide directly.
The site describes a feature film built from moments, vows and speeches, and says that an uncut ceremony and speeches can be delivered as separate digital files. Confirm the exact inclusions and delivery details for your collection.
Address: 4712 53 Street, Camrose, Alberta
Phone: (780) 608-0767
Website: https://www.crownphotography.ca/





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