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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Victoria | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Lara Marie is a Victoria BC wedding and elopement photographer whose official website identifies her as based on the west coast in Victoria. Her work is presented for weddings and elopements, with Vancouver Island described as her home region and travel beyond it part of her stated approach.
For couples comparing a Victoria BC wedding and elopement photographer, the clearest published details are Lara’s documentary and cinematic style, her emphasis on real moments, and an official booking notice for 2026 and 2027 weddings and elopements. A street address, phone number and public package rates were not displayed on the official pages reviewed, so those practical details should be confirmed directly before booking.
Lara Marie’s confirmed focus is wedding and elopement photography. The homepage labels the service as “Wedding & Elopement Photography,” while the about page introduces Lara as a wedding and elopement photographer living in Victoria, BC. This is a photography listing rather than evidence of a bundled planning, officiant, venue or other wedding service.
Her published approach is documentary and cinematic. Lara explains that she aims to record real emotions, stories and in-between moments rather than make the day feel overly posed. That description is useful for couples who want to ask about the balance between candid coverage, guided portraits and any must-have group photographs before signing an agreement.
The official site also presents a portfolio, an about page, a pricing link and a contact page. Those routes give prospective clients a practical starting point for reviewing the visual work and making a direct enquiry.
Lara states that she lives in Victoria, BC and is rooted on Vancouver Island. Her about page refers to photographing love stories in Vancouver Island locations and beyond, and the homepage says she is ready to follow a love story anywhere. This supports Victoria and Vancouver Island as the most clearly documented regional context, while suggesting that travel may be possible.
This profile may suit couples planning a Victoria or Vancouver Island wedding or elopement who are drawn to a less heavily posed record of the day. It may also be relevant to couples considering an outdoor, backyard or destination-style celebration, because those settings appear in Lara’s own description of the moments she photographs. That is a style and service fit, not a promise of availability, travel terms or coverage of a particular location.
A documented strength is the clarity of the photographer’s stated creative approach. Lara describes the work as documentary and cinematic, with an emphasis on heartfelt glances, spontaneous moments and stories that feel natural to the couple. This gives couples a concrete point of comparison when assessing portfolios and discussing the kind of direction they want on the day.
Another confirmed feature is a dedicated official web presence with portfolio, about, pricing and contact routes. The contact page specifically says that 2026/2027 weddings and elopements are booking, which is stronger current evidence than an old directory entry alone.
The practical limitation is that the official pages reviewed do not show a clean postal address, a telephone number, public package amounts, deliverables, hours of coverage, second-photographer options or contract terms. These are not negative findings; they are items that should be confirmed in writing during the enquiry process.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Although the official site includes a Pricing page in its navigation, the reviewed public page invites visitors to find out more and directs them to connect; it does not display package names, rates, minimum spend, taxes, deposits or inclusions.
Couples should request a current written quote that identifies coverage time, the number of photographers, editing and delivery method, image rights, travel charges, taxes, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, and any additional costs. This is particularly important for weddings outside Victoria or elsewhere on Vancouver Island, where travel logistics may affect the final proposal.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official website provides a Contact page and identifies Lara Marie as the business name. That page states “NOW BOOKING” for 2026/2027 weddings and elopements. Couples should use the official contact route linked from the site rather than relying on an older directory phone number or address.
A booking notice is not the same as confirmation that a particular date is open. In an initial message, include the wedding date, ceremony and reception locations, approximate timeline, guest count, desired coverage length and whether the event is a wedding or elopement. These details will help establish whether the scope matches the photographer’s availability and proposal.
Before making a commitment, ask Lara Marie to confirm the exact collection proposed for your date. The official pages communicate the overall style well, but they do not publicly set out package contents or booking conditions. A written proposal should make the practical scope as clear as the creative direction.
Ask how documentary coverage and directed portraits are handled, whether there is a preferred timeline for family photographs, and whether an engagement session or additional photographer is available if wanted. For events outside Victoria, request written confirmation of travel expectations and any associated costs.
Finally, confirm the delivery timeline, the format and access period for the finished gallery, the agreement’s payment and cancellation provisions, and who will photograph the event. These normal booking questions help ensure the final arrangement reflects both the published style and the couple’s actual plans.
For a broader local search, browse the Canada Wedding Guide directory’s wedding-photographer category and Victoria listings alongside this brand-specific profile. The directory explains that it helps couples discover suppliers but does not process bookings or guarantee availability, so direct confirmation with the photographer remains essential.
Couples who are still shaping their photography brief can also use the planning guide before making enquiries. Bringing a provisional timeline, locations and priorities to the first conversation makes it easier to compare proposals on the same practical basis.
Lara’s official about page says she is a wedding and elopement photographer living in Victoria, BC, on Canada’s west coast.
Yes. The official homepage and contact page both identify weddings and elopements as services, and the about page discusses photographing elopements.
Lara describes her style as documentary and cinematic, focused on real emotions, stories and less-posed moments.
The official contact page states that 2026/2027 weddings and elopements are booking. Confirm availability for your specific date directly.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site has a Pricing link, but the public page reviewed does not show package rates or inclusions.
Website: https://www.laramariephoto.com/





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