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Moments in Digital

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

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

Moments in Digital is an Edmonton-based photography business led by Bruce Clarke. For couples searching for an Edmonton wedding photographer, its official website provides some direct wedding context through client testimonials, while its current service pages are principally organised around corporate events, portraits, headshots and commercial work.

The official material confirms the Moments in Digital identity, Edmonton base, Bruce Clarke’s role and a published phone number. It also contains testimonials referring to wedding and engagement photography. Couples should treat wedding coverage, current team configuration, package details and date availability as items to confirm directly before relying on this profile.

Profile at a glance

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. The confirmed official website is https://momentsindigital.com/. It identifies Bruce Clarke as an Edmonton photographer with more than 18 years of professional experience and names event, portrait and commercial photography as his current specialities.

The official home page is now positioned primarily as an Edmonton event-photography business. It nevertheless includes first-party wedding-service context: published client testimonials describe Bruce and Sarah photographing a couple’s engagement session, rehearsal and wedding, and another couple’s wedding-day experience. This supports retaining the company in a wedding-photography category, but it does not establish that every historical wedding offering or team detail remains current.

Services and specialization

The current official service navigation and detailed pages focus on event photography, corporate headshots, commercial photography and portraits. Event coverage is described for conferences, galas, fundraisers, brand activations, private celebrations and related functions. Portrait work includes couples and connections, with final edited images delivered through a secure online gallery for the published portrait service.

For wedding-related work, the clearest current evidence is testimonial-based rather than a dedicated wedding-services page. Those testimonials refer to engagement photographs, rehearsal coverage, wedding-day photography and a wedding album. They indicate past wedding experience, but should not be read as a current promise of engagement sessions, rehearsal coverage, albums, second photographers, video, fixed inclusions or any particular visual style.

Current service pages document events, portraits, headshots and commercial photography.
Wedding and engagement work is documented in official-site client testimonials, not in a current published wedding package.

Service area and who it may suit

Moments in Digital describes itself as based in Edmonton, Alberta. Its event and portrait pages refer to work across Edmonton and the surrounding area; the pricing pages say travel fees apply beyond 40 km outside the greater Edmonton region. Couples planning elsewhere should request a specific travel quote.

This may suit couples considering a photographer with documented Edmonton experience who are comfortable beginning with a direct consultation to establish whether wedding coverage is presently offered. It may also be relevant to couples considering engagement or couple portraits, since the official site presents portrait work for couples and includes wedding-testimonial references to engagement photography.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the business’s long-running local experience: its official site says it has photographed in Edmonton since 2008 and describes more than 18 years of professional experience. The site also documents a guided approach for portrait clients and edited, high-resolution image delivery for its published portrait service. These are published operational features, not independent endorsements.

The main limitation is the gap in current wedding-specific information. The official domain does not presently present a dedicated wedding page or a published wedding price list in the material reviewed. Published event and portrait rates are not substitutes for a wedding quote. No official postal address was located on the reviewed pages, so no address is listed here.

Confirm whether wedding dates are currently accepted.
Confirm the lead photographer or photographers, coverage hours, deliverables, turnaround and image-use terms in writing.
Confirm travel costs for venues outside the greater Edmonton region.

Pricing

Current wedding-photography pricing is not explicitly published. Ask for a tailored written wedding quote identifying coverage time, tax, travel, retainer, editing, delivery, albums or prints, additional photographers and any rush-delivery charge.

For context only, the official site publishes pricing for other services: portrait sessions start at $500 for a 30-minute session for up to six people, and standard event coverage starts at $350 per hour with a two-hour minimum. These stated rates are not wedding rates and should not be used to estimate a wedding total.

Contact and booking

The official website lists 780-940-1288 and bruce@momentsindigital.com, along with a contact form and quote-request prompts. Use the official domain when making an enquiry so the scope of the request can be documented clearly.

The site’s published event-booking FAQ says a signed photography agreement and a 50% non-refundable retainer are required to secure a date. Because this wording appears on a non-wedding service page, couples should ask whether the same terms apply to wedding coverage and obtain the applicable agreement before booking.

Website: https://momentsindigital.com/
Phone: 780-940-1288
Email: bruce@momentsindigital.com

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask whether Moments in Digital is currently taking weddings and whether Bruce Clarke, Sarah Clarke or another photographer would attend. Request recent wedding galleries comparable in season, lighting and venue type to your plans; this is particularly important because the present portfolio is marketed chiefly around events, commercial work, headshots and portraits.

Ask for a proposal that defines start and end times, the number of photographers, engagement-session availability, preparation or rehearsal coverage, expected image count, editing and delivery timetable, digital-file and print rights, backups, cancellation or rescheduling terms, insurance, travel and tax. Verify that every verbal inclusion appears in the signed agreement.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Moments in Digital currently offering wedding photography?

The official website contains wedding-related client testimonials, but its current service pages focus on event, portrait, headshot and commercial photography. Contact the business to confirm current wedding availability and package options.

Who is the photographer at Moments in Digital?

The official site identifies Bruce Clarke as an Edmonton photographer. Wedding testimonials on that site also refer to Bruce and Sarah; confirm the current wedding-day team directly.

Does Moments in Digital publish wedding prices?

No current wedding-photography pricing was found on the official pages reviewed. The site publishes starting prices for other photography services only, so request a wedding-specific written quote.

What phone number can couples use to enquire?

The official website lists 780-940-1288. It also lists bruce@momentsindigital.com and a contact form.

Does the business serve venues outside Edmonton?

Its current pages describe Edmonton and surrounding-area service, with travel fees for projects more than 40 km outside the greater Edmonton region. Confirm the fee and availability for your venue.