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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Darcy Preece Photography is an Edmonton-based wedding and portrait photography business. Its official website identifies the studio as serving wedding clients from Edmonton, Alberta, and describes an approach centred on timeless images in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.
For couples searching for Edmonton wedding photographers, the published information is unusually specific about core package content. The business states that its wedding packages include two photographers, full-day coverage, an engagement session and book, high-resolution digital files, and an album. Details that can vary by date, location or preferences should still be confirmed directly before booking.
This profile reflects the current official website rather than the older website and phone number previously associated with this directory listing. The official contact page now lists a southwest Edmonton address, a 780-993-5405 phone number and an email contact.
Darcy Preece Photography describes itself as a wedding and portrait photography business. Its home page is focused on wedding work, while the main navigation also identifies engagements, families, events, headshots, graduation photography and people-at-work photography as separate services. For a wedding enquiry, the strongest published evidence relates to full wedding-day coverage and engagement photography.
The publicly described wedding package includes two photographers, an engagement session, an engagement book, high-resolution digital files, full-day coverage and an album. The wedding FAQ adds that full-day coverage runs from getting ready through the first dance, with the studio saying it also stays for parent dances and reception candid photographs. It says a typical full-day wedding gallery contains about 400–500 professionally edited, high-resolution images and that clients receive full printing rights.
The site presents the wedding work as a blend of planned coverage and candid moments, but it does not publish a formal style label or a fixed list of add-ons. Couples wanting a particular visual treatment, film format, heirloom product or editing approach should use the portfolio and a consultation to establish fit.
The business is based in Edmonton. Its official website also names Spruce Grove, Leduc, St. Albert, Stony Plain, Devon, Calgary, Airdrie, Red Deer, Fort Saskatchewan, Sherwood Park, Camrose, Beaumont, Lacombe, Wetaskiwin, Canmore, Banff, Jasper, Sylvan Lake, Blackfalds and Westlock among the places it serves.
That published footprint may suit couples planning an Edmonton wedding or an event elsewhere in Alberta, including mountain destinations named on the site. However, a service-area list is not a published travel-fee policy or a guarantee of date availability. Couples outside Edmonton should ask whether travel, accommodation, parking, permits or additional planning time affects the proposal.
The stated full-day approach may be relevant to couples who want preparation, ceremony and reception coverage discussed together rather than selecting a short hourly block. It may be less straightforward for couples seeking only a brief ceremony or elopement collection, because the public wedding-package description is framed around full-day coverage. Ask whether a shorter custom option is available.
A documented feature of the offering is the two-photographer wedding package. The published package also combines an engagement session, engagement book, high-resolution digital files, full-day coverage and an album, giving couples a clear starting point for discussing scope. The FAQ says the studio professionally edits the wedding images and estimates 400–500 delivered photographs for a full-day wedding.
The official FAQ provides operational detail beyond a basic portfolio. It says an engagement session is included, describes full-day coverage through the first dance and says the full wedding gallery is generally delivered in four to six weeks, with a social-media sneak peek targeted within two weeks. Those are useful published expectations, although they should be reconfirmed for a specific wedding date.
The practical limitation is that the website does not publish a dated, itemized price list, a deposit schedule, tax treatment, travel charges, cancellation terms, rescheduling terms or album specifications. It also does not identify the individual photographers assigned to every booking. These are normal points to settle in a written quote and agreement rather than assumptions a couple should make from the general package description.
Current pricing is explicitly published. Darcy Preece Photography says wedding prices vary according to client needs and that detailed pricing is available on request. Its pricing page states that wedding packages start at $3,100.
The same page lists two photographers, an engagement session, engagement book, high-resolution digital files, full-day coverage and an album as included in the described wedding package. The site does not state whether every item applies unchanged to every customized quote, nor does it publish taxes, travel fees, payment milestones or a maximum price. Request a current written estimate for the date, venue and desired coverage before comparing proposals.
The official contact page lists Darcy Preece Photography at 1233 76th St SW, Edmonton, Alberta T6X1M9. The published phone number is 780-993-5405 and the email address is darcy@darcypreece.com. The official site also provides links to its Facebook and Instagram pages, but the business website is the primary source for contact and package information.
For timing, the wedding FAQ says couples usually book the studio eight to 12 months in advance once their date and venue are set, while noting that short-notice availability may sometimes be possible. This is guidance from the business, not a promise of availability. Include the date, venue, approximate schedule and desired coverage when you enquire so the studio can assess the event accurately.
Confirm whether Darcy Preece Photography is available on your date; who the two photographers will be; the hours included in “full-day coverage”; and whether coverage of getting ready, first dance, parent dances and reception candid photographs fits your itinerary. If your event is short, multi-day or outside Edmonton, ask whether a custom collection is offered and how travel is calculated.
Ask for the current package quote in writing, including GST or other taxes, retainer or deposit amount, payment dates, travel and accommodation, overtime, permit costs, rescheduling and cancellation terms. The published starting price is useful context but is not enough to determine the final total for a particular wedding.
Review the portfolio with the studio and discuss the type of photographs you value most, such as candid reception images, formal family groups, couple portraits or a specific venue setting. Confirm the delivery process, the final gallery timeline, download duration, print rights, album design and revision process. The website publishes general delivery expectations, but the signed agreement should govern the exact arrangement.
The current official identity is confirmed through the matching Darcy Preece Photography name on www.darcypreece.com, which also provides Edmonton wedding-photography context, published wedding-package details and direct contact information. The former sharavigeant.com address and the legacy phone number were not used as evidence.
No awards, review ratings, availability claims, venue partnerships or services beyond those stated on the official website are asserted here. The profile deliberately distinguishes documented features from details that require a direct booking conversation.
The official pricing page lists two photographers, an engagement session, engagement book, high-resolution digital files, full-day coverage and an album. Confirm the exact inclusions in your written quote because the site says pricing is customized to client needs.
The official website states that wedding packages start at $3,100. It says prices vary by client needs and invites couples to request detailed pricing.
Its FAQ says a sneak peek is targeted within two weeks and the full wedding gallery usually takes four to six weeks. Confirm the timing for your event in the booking agreement.
The official FAQ says couples usually book eight to 12 months in advance after setting their date and venue, while inviting short-notice enquiries about availability.
The studio is based in Edmonton and names numerous Alberta communities, including Calgary, Red Deer, Canmore, Banff and Jasper, among its service areas. Ask about travel terms and date availability for your venue.
Address: 1233 76th St SW, Edmonton, Alberta T6X1M9
Phone: 780-993-5405
Website: https://www.darcypreece.com/





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