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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Victoria | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Lo & Behold Photo Co is the confirmed business name used on the official website of Kate, a Victoria-based photographer serving weddings and elopements. For couples looking for a Victoria BC wedding photographer, the site presents documentary and photojournalistic-informed coverage with guidance for couples who want some direction in front of the camera.
The official site positions the work around Vancouver Island, with wedding and elopement portfolios as well as an inquiry process tailored to the event date and location. No public street address or telephone number appears on the confirmed official pages reviewed, so this listing does not publish the older contact details.
Lo & Behold Photo Co offers wedding and elopement photography. The official portfolio separates weddings from elopements, while the investment page describes coverage for micro weddings, full wedding days, intimate elopements, Canada-wide destination events and worldwide weddings.
The published approach combines documentary and photojournalistic sensibilities with practical posing guidance. The site says Kate guides, prompts and encourages clients, while aiming to document real interactions, details and the atmosphere of the location. That combination may be useful for couples who want candid coverage but do not want to be left entirely without direction.
The official site also identifies portrait and family photography among its broader offerings. For this wedding listing, the relevant confirmed services are wedding-day and elopement coverage, wedding timeline and location discussions, and optional additions described on the pricing page, including additional time, albums, analog film, multi-day coverage and second shooters.
The official website names Victoria, Sooke, Duncan, Parksville, Campbell River, Tofino, Ucluelet, Port Renfrew and the Gulf Islands, and describes service across Vancouver Island, British Columbia and Canada. It also promotes destination work beyond Canada. Couples planning a Victoria or Vancouver Island celebration can use the inquiry form to confirm whether their venue and date fit the photographer’s travel and booking plans.
The published galleries focus on Victoria and Vancouver Island weddings, and the site gives particular attention to elopements and smaller celebrations. This may suit couples who want the setting to be a visible part of their images, including coastal, forest, city or travel-oriented locations. It is not evidence that every venue or date can be accommodated; availability and travel logistics need to be confirmed directly.
A documented feature is the combination of wedding and elopement portfolios with a published explanation of the photographer’s working approach. The site describes a documentary, photojournalistic-informed style, offers posing guidance, and publishes an estimated delivery average of 50 edited wedding images per booked hour. It also states that wedding coverage can range from two-hour elopements to longer wedding-day options, depending on the package.
The practical limitation is that this is an individual, inquiry-led service. The official site says it takes a limited number of weddings each year and does not provide a self-serve booking button. It does not publish a public studio address, phone number, universally applicable package inclusions, or a definitive availability calendar. Couples should therefore treat the website as a starting point for a tailored quote rather than a guarantee of a particular date or add-on.
Current pricing is explicitly published. The official investment page lists wedding photography beginning at $2,400 for four hours, with wedding coverage ranging up to $7,000 depending on what is requested. It states that the average client investment is $4,000. Elopement packages are listed from $1,800 to $4,800, with an average elopement investment of $2,800.
The same page lists Canada-wide destination wedding or elopement packages beginning at $5,000, including a full day of coverage, flights, accommodation and planning assistance. Worldwide wedding packages begin at $7,000 and are described as including transport, accommodation and eight hours of coverage across two days. These are published starting points and ranges, not a quote for a particular event; the official inquiry form says pricing is tailored after the date and location are known.
The confirmed official contact page directs wedding and elopement clients to a dedicated wedding inquiry form. The form asks for event details so the photographer can provide tailored, up-to-date pricing and information about fit. It also publishes beholdphotoco@gmail.com as a fallback email if the form has an error.
No official street address or telephone number was found on the official pages reviewed. The legacy address and phone supplied with the existing listing have therefore been omitted rather than presented as current contact information.
Ask whether the date is available and which coverage length best fits the ceremony, portraits, reception and any multi-location plans. The site describes coverage and upgrades in broad terms, but the final scope should state the hours, number of photographers, travel arrangements, galleries or print products, payment schedule and any analog-film or album additions.
For an elopement or destination event, confirm the exact travel costs or inclusions for the chosen location. Couples should also ask how the published estimate of edited images per hour applies to their event, the expected delivery timeline, backup plans for weather or changing schedules, and whether the selected package includes the level of planning support they need.
The official wedding portfolio is the best place to assess recent visual work for Victoria and Vancouver Island celebrations. The published material emphasizes documentary moments, environmental context and a relaxed experience, while still acknowledging that some couples want direction for portraits.
A consultation is especially useful if you have a non-traditional schedule, a remote location, multiple days of events or a destination plan. The business states that it prefers a mutual fit before booking, so an inquiry should include the date, location, guest-scale context and the type of coverage you are considering.
The official website identifies Kate as the photographer behind Lo & Behold Photo Co and describes her as a seasoned travel photojournalist who photographs weddings and elopements.
Yes. The official website has separate wedding and elopement portfolios and publishes pricing information for both types of coverage.
The official investment page lists weddings from $2,400 for four hours, with coverage up to $7,000 depending on the requested scope. The site asks couples to inquire for current, event-specific pricing and availability.
Use the dedicated wedding and elopement inquiry form on the official website. It requests event details so the photographer can provide tailored information; the site also lists beholdphotoco@gmail.com for form-related issues.
Website: https://www.beholdphoto.co/





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