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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Centreville | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.
Dave and Pring Photography is a two-person photography team based in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley. Their official portfolio covers weddings and engagements, while their contact page says most assignments take place in the Annapolis Valley or Halifax. For couples comparing Nova Scotia wedding photographers, this profile summarizes what the team currently documents about its approach, coverage, prices and booking process.
The current official business is Dave and Pring Photography at daveandpring.com. Its website provides direct evidence of an operating wedding-photography service, including a wedding portfolio, a working enquiry page and published starting prices. The profile was last reviewed on August 2, 2026.
The official portfolio is organized around weddings and engagements, with a separate gallery for families and children. Wedding examples displayed on the site are labelled with locations across Nova Scotia, including Halifax, Wolfville, Lunenburg, Chester, Cape Breton and the Annapolis Valley.
Dave and Pring also publish a distinct elopement option. Their full wedding collection includes two photographers, eight hours of photography coverage and a complimentary engagement session. Beyond weddings, the contact page prices lifestyle sessions for families and couples.
Their own description emphasizes real, quiet and genuine moments. An official Halifax wedding feature also describes their work as having a natural, documentary approach. Couples should review complete galleries and discuss the balance between candid coverage, directed portraits and formal family photographs before deciding whether that approach matches their plans.
The wedding and engagement gallery is primarily visual, presenting work from ceremonies, receptions, engagements and elopements in coastal, rural and urban Nova Scotia settings. The official blog adds context through individual wedding stories, including celebrations in Halifax, the Annapolis Valley, Lunenburg and Cape Breton.
This portfolio is useful for assessing colour treatment, use of natural surroundings and how the photographers cover unscripted interactions. It does not replace viewing several complete delivered wedding galleries, which can reveal consistency across indoor preparation, ceremonies, family portraits, difficult weather and evening receptions.
Dave and Pring state that they have made the Annapolis Valley their home, approximately an hour from Halifax. Most of their weddings and lifestyle sessions take place within Halifax or the Annapolis Valley, although they say they are available to travel. Their portfolio also contains work identified with other Nova Scotia destinations.
The team may suit couples who want two photographers for a full wedding day, value an included engagement session or are planning an elopement with at least two hours of coverage. It may also be relevant for couples marrying outside Halifax who want to ask about provincial travel.
The reviewed official pages do not define a fixed travel radius, included mileage, accommodation requirements or destination fees. Couples outside the team’s usual Halifax and Annapolis Valley areas should request a written travel quote tied to their venue and schedule.
A practical documented feature is the inclusion of two photographers in the full wedding collection. Eight hours of coverage and a complimentary engagement session are also specified, giving couples a concrete starting point for comparing collections. The site separately identifies elopement and lifestyle-session starting rates instead of requiring an enquiry for every initial price.
The principal evidence limitations concern package detail. The reviewed pages do not state expected image counts, delivery timelines, gallery duration, print rights, album options, backup procedures or whether additional hours are available. They also do not publish a telephone number or full postal address. These are not negative findings about the service; they are contract details that remain to be confirmed directly.
The site says the team is available to travel but does not publish travel-cost rules. Availability for any date is also not displayed publicly.
The official contact page publishes a full wedding collection starting at C$4,500 plus tax. That starting collection includes two photographers, eight hours of coverage and a complimentary engagement session.
Elopement photography starts at C$700 plus tax per hour, with a minimum booking of two hours. Lifestyle sessions for families or couples start at C$550 plus tax. These were the prices displayed when reviewed on August 2, 2026.
Starting prices are not final quotations. Couples should ask what changes the total, including date, location, travel, additional coverage, products and any requested customizations. The reviewed pages do not provide a complete collection menu, payment schedule, retainer amount or cancellation terms.
The official booking route is the enquiry form on the Dave and Pring contact page. The business also publishes hello@daveandpring.com for direct email enquiries. No telephone number or street address is displayed on the reviewed official pages, so those fields have been left blank rather than carrying forward unverified legacy details.
An effective initial enquiry should include the wedding date, venue or community, expected coverage period, approximate guest count and whether the couple is considering the full wedding collection or elopement coverage. Couples should also mention travel between multiple locations so the team can assess timing and costs.
Before signing, request a written proposal identifying the photographers assigned, coverage start and finish times, travel costs, taxes, payment milestones and cancellation or postponement terms. Confirm whether the complimentary engagement session has geographic, scheduling or expiry conditions.
The agreement should also specify the delivery method, estimated turnaround, expected scope of the edited gallery, download period, backup retention and personal printing or sharing rights. Ask how rain plans, venue restrictions and schedule delays are handled.
For elopements, confirm whether the two-hour minimum can cover multiple locations and whether ceremony or portrait travel counts toward coverage. For full weddings, ask whether extra hours, albums, prints or other products are available and how they are priced.
The official contact page says the photographers have made the Annapolis Valley their home, approximately an hour from Halifax. It does not publish a full street address.
The published starting collection includes two photographers, eight hours of photography coverage and a complimentary engagement session. It starts at C$4,500 plus tax.
Yes. The official contact page lists elopement photography from C$700 plus tax per hour, with a minimum of two hours.
The team says most weddings and lifestyle sessions take place in Halifax or the Annapolis Valley and that they are available to travel. Travel fees and limits are not published, so these should be confirmed for the specific venue.
Couples can use the enquiry form at daveandpring.com/contact or email hello@daveandpring.com. No telephone number is published on the reviewed official pages.
Website: https://www.daveandpring.com/





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