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Mint Photography

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

Business status: Active.

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

Mint Photo by Lisa Dack is a Calgary documentary wedding photographer for couples who want their celebration recorded through candid, emotionally attentive images. The business’s official site uses both Mint Photo and Mint Photography, confirming the current identity behind this Calgary listing.

Lisa photographs weddings from Calgary and the surrounding Rocky Mountain region, with travel also available. Her published approach centres on observing real interactions and helping couples stay present rather than asking them to perform for the camera. Last reviewed: August 13, 2026.

Services and specialization

Mint Photo’s primary wedding service is documentary and candid wedding photography. Lisa describes her work as capturing natural moments, including quiet interactions and larger celebrations, with limited direction when it helps couples feel at ease or use favourable light.

The official wedding page lists consultation, custom timeline planning, a pre-wedding check-in, location scouting and an online gallery of high-resolution images as inclusions across wedding packages. Couples can also access an online print shop for albums and prints.

The business also offers engagement, family, maternity and newborn photography. For weddings, the published collections range from one photographer with up to eight or 10 hours of coverage to a full-day collection with two photographers. Engagement sessions and film add-ons vary by collection, so inclusion should be confirmed in the written proposal.

Service area and who it may suit

Lisa is based in Calgary. Her official site specifically identifies Calgary, Canmore, Banff and Kananaskis as regular wedding areas, and also mentions travel to the Okanagan, Shuswap and Kamloops, along with international destination weddings.

This may suit couples planning a Calgary city celebration, a mountain wedding or a destination event who prefer images that feel candid and story-led. The site shows both digital and 35 mm film work, but film is presented as an add-on or collection-specific feature rather than a universal inclusion.

No public studio or postal address is listed on the official website, so this profile does not publish an address. Confirm travel fees, venue access requirements and the specific photographer’s availability for locations outside Calgary before booking.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the business’s clearly defined documentary approach: the official site describes quietly observing and preserving genuine moments rather than relying on stiff or forced poses. It also publishes a structured planning process that includes a consultation, timeline support, a pre-wedding call and location scouting.

Another documented feature is the range of wedding coverage options. The published collections include single-photographer and two-photographer options, along with online delivery of high-resolution images. These are concrete service features, not an assessment of quality or availability.

The practical limitation is that neither a phone number nor a postal address is published on the official site. Package details also differ by collection, and availability is not shown publicly. Couples need a direct enquiry to confirm their date, assigned coverage and any travel arrangements.

Documentary and candid wedding-photography approach
Published planning support and online high-resolution gallery
Coverage options with one or two photographers
No public phone number or postal address on the official site

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. The wedding page says packages start at $4,800 and lists collections with up to eight hours, up to 10 hours or full-day coverage. The enquiry page says custom wedding and engagement experiences typically range from $4,800 to $7,000.

There is a pricing detail to clarify: the wedding page’s FAQ gives a typical investment range of $5,200 to $7,000, while its package section and the enquiry page begin at $4,800. That may reflect differing coverage or customisation, but the website does not explain the difference.

Ask for a dated written quote showing the selected collection, coverage hours, number of photographers, engagement-session status, film add-on status, travel, taxes, payment timing and delivery expectations. The official booking information states that a $2,000 deposit is requested after a contract is sent to secure a wedding date.

Contact and booking

The official way to start is the Mint Photo enquiry form at mintphoto.ca/inquire. The website also publishes the direct email address mintphoto.ca@gmail.com. No verified business phone number is displayed.

The stated process is to enquire so Lisa can check date availability, then arrange a FaceTime call to discuss the couple’s plans and fit. If the couple chooses to proceed, the business says it sends a contract and requests a $2,000 deposit.

Because wedding dates, travel and collection details are individual to each booking, an enquiry is required before treating any package as available. Keep a copy of the agreed scope and payment schedule with the signed contract.

What couples should confirm

The official site provides useful starting information, but several booking details remain specific to the wedding. Confirm the collection name, coverage start and end times, whether a second photographer is included, how the engagement session is treated and whether film is included or an add-on.

For mountain, out-of-province or destination weddings, ask for the travel and accommodation policy in writing. Couples should also confirm when the online gallery will be delivered, whether printing or album purchases are optional, and the terms for rescheduling or cancellation.

The original CWG record named a different photographer and showed an unrelated floor-coverings web address. The confirmed current identity is Mint Photo by Lisa Dack at mintphoto.ca; use the current official contact route rather than the legacy details.

Date availability and photographer coverage
Exact package price and the $4,800 versus $5,200 published starting-price context
Second-photographer, engagement-session and film-add-on inclusions
Travel, accommodation, taxes and other out-of-pocket costs
Gallery delivery timing, print options, cancellation and rescheduling terms

Current identity and review scope

The current official website identifies the business as Mint Photo by Lisa Dack and also refers to Mint Photography in its portfolio and journal content. It provides a Calgary location, wedding-specific service information, published prices and an active enquiry route, meeting the evidence threshold for an active listing.

Legacy address and phone details were not carried forward because they do not appear on a verified first-party contact page. This profile reflects only information available on the official Mint Photo domain during the August 13, 2026 review.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mint Photography in Calgary?

The confirmed current official identity is Mint Photo by Lisa Dack, a Calgary-based documentary wedding and family photographer. The official site also uses the name Mint Photography.

Where does Mint Photo photograph weddings?

The business is based in Calgary and says it regularly photographs weddings in Calgary, Canmore, Banff and Kananaskis, with travel available elsewhere.

What does Mint Photo charge for wedding photography?

The official site says packages start at $4,800 and that wedding and engagement experiences typically range from $4,800 to $7,000. A wedding-page FAQ instead cites $5,200 to $7,000, so request a current written quote for the chosen collection.

Does Mint Photo offer a second photographer?

Yes, the published full-day Legacy collection includes two photographers. Other listed collections specify one photographer, so confirm the coverage selected.

How do couples book Mint Photo?

Start through the official enquiry form. The site says Lisa checks availability, schedules a FaceTime consultation, then sends a contract and requests a $2,000 deposit if the couple proceeds.