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Greco Photo Company

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Greco Photo Company is a Calgary wedding photographer team led by spouses and creative partners Camille and Cody. Their current official website places the business in Calgary and Banff and describes photography for weddings, elopements and life milestones throughout the Canadian Rockies.

For couples planning a city celebration, mountain wedding or intimate elopement, the published wedding information focuses on two-photographer coverage, planning support and high-resolution image galleries. The previous Toronto listing details were not consistent with the confirmed official business identity; this profile reflects the current official site.

Profile overview

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026.

Greco Photo Company, also presented on its site as Greco Photo Co, is a photography business operated by Camille and Cody. The official site describes them as spouses and creative partners and positions the company in Calgary and Banff, serving clients throughout the Canadian Rockies.

The business’s public-facing wedding work includes Calgary and Banff examples. Its portfolio also shows work associated with places such as Canmore, Kananaskis and other mountain settings, but a featured location is not by itself a promise of availability at that location. Couples should confirm travel and date availability for their own plans.

Services and specialization

Wedding photography is a confirmed core service. The official wedding page describes collections that include two photographers, thoughtful timeline guidance, location assistance and access to a complete gallery of high-resolution images.

The site also has dedicated navigation for weddings, elopements and sessions, while its home page describes work for weddings, elopements and life milestones. This makes the company relevant to couples seeking wedding-day documentation as well as those considering a smaller mountain elopement or another portrait-oriented milestone session.

Its stated editing approach is intentional and minimal: images are refined to remove distractions while preserving the real moment and environment. That description is useful for couples reviewing whether a natural, polished finish suits their preferences; they should still review full galleries and discuss desired editing before booking.

Service area and who it may suit

Greco Photo Company states that it is based in Calgary and Banff and serves clients throughout the Canadian Rockies. That published geography is the strongest basis for this listing’s Calgary focus, rather than the former Toronto category information.

The company may suit couples planning a Calgary wedding, a Banff or Canmore celebration, or an elopement in the broader Rockies region who want two photographers involved in the wedding collection. Its official work also documents an event at Calgary’s The Commons and a summer wedding in Banff, giving prospective clients examples of both urban and mountain settings.

No public service-area boundary, travel-fee schedule or destination policy was located on the confirmed pages reviewed. Couples planning an event beyond Calgary, Banff or the Rockies should ask directly whether the date and location can be accommodated.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the two-photographer format included with wedding collections. The official page also confirms timeline guidance, location assistance and complete high-resolution galleries, so couples can evaluate these concrete inclusions when comparing quotes.

Another confirmed feature is the company’s stated minimal editing approach. This is a service-method detail rather than a quality claim: the team says it refines images while aiming to honour the moment and surroundings.

Practical limitations are equally important. The public pages reviewed do not publish a postal address, telephone number, collection-by-collection inclusions, coverage hours, turnaround times, insurance information, albums or print terms. Those omissions do not indicate that the options are unavailable; they are items to clarify in writing before committing.

Pricing

The official wedding page publishes wedding collections from $4,300. It also states that the starting level includes two photographers, timeline guidance, location assistance and access to the complete high-resolution gallery.

The site does not publish a full price list, a stated coverage duration for the starting collection, tax treatment, travel costs, overtime rates, retainer amount or payment schedule on the reviewed pages. Couples should request a dated written proposal that identifies the selected collection and all location-related charges before comparing it with another photographer’s quote.

Contact and booking

The confirmed booking route is the contact option on Greco Photo Company’s official website. No official public phone number or clean postal address was found on the reviewed official pages, so neither is published here.

When making an enquiry, include the wedding date, ceremony and reception locations, approximate guest count, expected timeline and whether the event is a full wedding, elopement or session. These details help the team assess availability and explain whether the published collection is a suitable starting point.

Do not use the legacy restaurant website or phone number previously associated with this page. They belong to an unrelated business and are not a contact route for Greco Photo Company.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask for the current collection guide and contract. Because the public page gives a starting price but not every scope detail, written confirmation matters for a fair comparison and for avoiding assumptions about coverage.

Confirm who will photograph the day, whether both photographers will attend for the full booked period, the number of coverage hours, travel or accommodation costs, deliverable format, gallery expiry, image usage rights, backup plans, payment milestones and rescheduling or cancellation terms. If the event is in a park or remote mountain location, also ask which permits, access restrictions and weather contingencies apply.

Finally, review recent complete galleries in conditions similar to your own event, such as a winter mountain ceremony, indoor reception or urban Calgary venue. A portfolio highlights best examples; a full gallery is more useful for understanding coverage across a whole wedding day.

Confirm the collection’s coverage hours and total price.
Ask whether travel, park access, permits or accommodation add costs.
Request delivery timing, gallery details and print or album options.
Review the contract’s retainer, cancellation and rescheduling terms.
Confirm the plan for weather, access restrictions and backup equipment.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is behind Greco Photo Company?

The official website identifies Camille and Cody as the spouses and creative partners behind Greco Photo Co.

Where is Greco Photo Company based?

The company states that it is based in Calgary and Banff and serves clients throughout the Canadian Rockies.

What is included with Greco Photo Company wedding collections?

The official wedding page states that collections include two photographers, timeline guidance, location assistance and access to a complete high-resolution image gallery.

What does Greco Photo Company charge for wedding photography?

The official wedding page publishes wedding collections from $4,300. A complete package list and location-specific costs are not published on the reviewed page.