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Family Archive Photography

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Fort Langley | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Family Archive Photography is a Vancouver Island wedding photographer based in Duncan, British Columbia. The current official website identifies Jennifer as the photographer and presents weddings, elopements, engagement sessions, family photography and headshots under the Family Archive Photography name.

This profile updates an older Fort Langley listing using the business’s own website. The official site now lists a Duncan address, a direct enquiry form, an email address and a phone number. Last reviewed: August 12, 2026.

Services and specialization

Wedding photography is a documented core service. The wedding page presents coverage for weddings and elopements, plus engagement sessions that can be planned before the wedding. It also shows separate portfolio areas for weddings, elopements and engagements.

The business’s broader photography offering includes family and branding/headshot work, but couples researching this listing should use the wedding page for wedding-specific information. The site describes a process that begins with an enquiry, includes discussion of the wedding and timeline, and ends with electronic delivery of wedding photographs.

Wedding-day photography with custom package options
Elopement photography
Engagement sessions
Optional consideration of a second shooter, rather than a stated inclusion in every booking

Service area and who it may suit

The official home page calls Family Archive Photography a Vancouver Island wedding, family and branding photographer, while its footer lists 166 Station Street in Duncan, BC. The FAQ says travel is currently within British Columbia. That makes the listing most relevant to couples planning in Duncan, elsewhere on Vancouver Island or another B.C. location, subject to confirmation of travel arrangements.

The wedding page is especially relevant for couples considering either a larger wedding or an elopement, since both have dedicated portfolio sections and published starting prices. Couples who would like engagement photographs before the wedding can also ask about the two engagement-session levels described on the site.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the structured planning approach: the website describes an initial email enquiry, a conversation about the day, engagement-session planning, timeline guidance and electronic delivery. The site also explicitly says the photographer can cover a wedding alone and discusses when a second shooter may be useful, such as for larger guest counts or shorter timelines.

The practical limitation is that package inclusions are not fully itemized on the public wedding page. A second photographer, travel, additional hours, privacy requests and final deliverables should therefore be confirmed in writing before a deposit is paid. The public wording also gives slightly different delivery timing: the wedding page says within six weeks, while the FAQ says six to eight weeks.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published on the official wedding page as starting figures. It lists six-hour weddings starting at $2,500, eight-hour weddings starting at $3,500, elopements starting at $1,500 and engagement photographs starting at $650. The page also says couples can build a custom photo package.

The FAQ states that prices can change when services are added later. It describes a typical wedding payment arrangement of 50% to reserve the date and the remaining 50% one month before the wedding, with the possibility of smaller instalments. Confirm the current quote, taxes, travel costs, inclusions and payment schedule directly with the business.

Six-hour wedding coverage: starts at $2,500
Eight-hour wedding coverage: starts at $3,500
Elopement coverage: starts at $1,500
Engagement photographs: start at $650

Contact and booking

Use the official website’s contact form to send the wedding date, location and plans. The wedding page says enquiries receive a response within 24 to 48 hours and that the first step is sharing the details of the day through the contact form.

The business also publishes phone number 778-997-0441 and email familyarchivephotography@gmail.com. Availability is not displayed publicly, so an enquiry is needed to determine whether a date can be reserved.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask for a written proposal that matches the event’s timeline and location. Confirm the exact coverage hours, number of photographers, travel or ferry costs where applicable, engagement-session details, image delivery terms and any album or print options.

Ask the business to confirm the final delivery timeline because its public pages differ, and clarify whether the sneak peek, rush-delivery option and any privacy fee apply to the proposed collection. Couples should also confirm cancellation, rescheduling, payment and backup-photographer terms in the agreement.

Whether the preferred date is available
Coverage hours and whether a second shooter is included or optional
Travel boundaries and all related costs
The contracted gallery delivery date and any rush-delivery fee
What files, printing rights and products are included

Official identity and listing update

Family Archive Photography is confirmed as the current official identity because the official domain matches the distinctive title tokens “Family,” “Archive” and “Photography” exactly, identifies the business as a Vancouver Island wedding photographer, and provides active contact and booking routes. The old Facebook URL and Fort Langley details were not used as proof.

The official site’s current Duncan contact details replace the legacy address and phone number for this profile. The business’s public website is the source for all service, price, contact and process information above.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding services does Family Archive Photography list?

Its official wedding page lists wedding photography, elopements and engagement photography, with custom photo packages.

What are Family Archive Photography’s published wedding starting prices?

The official wedding page lists six-hour weddings from $2,500, eight-hour weddings from $3,500, elopements from $1,500 and engagement photographs from $650. Confirm the current quote and inclusions directly.

Where is Family Archive Photography based?

The official website lists 166 Station Street, Duncan BC, and identifies the business as a Vancouver Island photographer.

How long does wedding photo delivery take?

The wedding page says delivery is within six weeks, while the FAQ says six to eight weeks with a sneak peek within 24 to 48 hours. Confirm the contracted timeline before booking.

Does Family Archive Photography offer a second shooter?

The FAQ says a second shooter can help with additional angles and a larger gallery, while also stating that the photographer can cover a wedding alone. Confirm whether a second shooter is included in the chosen collection.