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Mountain Wedding Videos

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Last reviewed: July 31, 2026 | Canmore | Wedding Videography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Business status: Active.

Couples searching for Mountain Wedding Videos Canmore will find a Bow Valley-based video production team focused specifically on wedding filmmaking. The official site presents coverage for full wedding days, shorter elopements and custom cinematic requests, with work in Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Kananaskis and destinations beyond the core service area.

The company’s website identifies Michael and his team as Mountain Wedding Videos and publishes a current Canmore address, phone number, email address, package details and starting rates. Those first-party details establish a clear match to this listing, although they differ from the unverified legacy address and phone formerly associated with the record. This profile was last reviewed on July 31, 2026.

Services and specialization

Mountain Wedding Videos specializes in wedding films rather than offering videography as a secondary service. Its website describes cinematic, individually edited films for conventional wedding days and elopements. Michael also mentions experience with both simple heli-elopements and larger family weddings, showing that the published offering is not limited to one celebration format.

The investment page says videos are filmed in 4K and edited using the couple’s music selections together with recorded audio from the day. That can include vows and comments from the couple, family members or friends. Couples should review the company’s portfolio directly to decide whether its pacing, use of spoken audio and overall editing style match the film they want.

Full-day wedding videography
Three-hour elopement coverage
One-hour elopement coverage
Custom packages for specific cinematic requests
4K filming and post-production editing

Service area and who it may suit

The business describes itself as Bow Valley-based and names Banff, Canmore, Lake Louise and Kananaskis among the areas where it operates. Its pricing page specifically states that it does not charge a travel fee between Banff, Canmore and Kananaskis. Lake Louise is listed in the broader service area, but the same page does not explicitly include it in that no-travel-fee statement.

The offering may suit couples planning a Rocky Mountain wedding or a short elopement who want a locally based video team. It may also be relevant when clear vow and speech audio matters, since the published package baseline includes dedicated audio equipment. Travel costs and logistics for locations outside the named no-fee area should be confirmed before booking.

Based in Canmore and the Bow Valley
Documented service in Banff, Canmore, Lake Louise and Kananaskis
Travel-fee waiver specifically published for Banff, Canmore and Kananaskis
The website also indicates availability beyond the core region

Coverage and documented package features

Every published package includes at least one videographer, two cameras and audio equipment. The company also lists wireless lavalier microphones for important spoken moments and says lighting is added when needed for portions such as speeches or the first dance. These are meaningful production details, but they do not establish the exact crew size or equipment configuration for every event.

The site says all videos are filmed in 4K. It does not publish a standard final-film length, delivery timeline, number of revision rounds, online-gallery term or raw-footage policy on the pages reviewed. Couples comparing packages should request those deliverables in writing rather than assuming they are included.

Minimum of one videographer
Two-camera coverage
Audio equipment and wireless lavalier microphones
Lighting added when needed
4K capture

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the combination of short elopement and full-day options, allowing couples to start with a coverage length suited to the event rather than one fixed format. Another is the published technical baseline: two cameras, dedicated audio equipment, optional lighting when needed and 4K recording. The company also states that it is licensed and insured to work in Banff National Park, Canmore and Kananaskis.

The practical limitations are mainly gaps in the public information. Package pages do not state exact final-film durations, turnaround times, raw-footage availability, revision limits, backup procedures or whether a second videographer is included. The site publishes starting prices rather than complete quotes, so venue logistics, travel outside the stated area and custom requests could affect the final amount.

Strength: filmmaking is presented as the company’s dedicated service
Strength: published coverage choices include short elopements and full wedding days
Strength: licensed and insured status is stated for Banff National Park, Canmore and Kananaskis
Limitation: several final-delivery and contract details require direct confirmation

Pricing

The official investment page publishes a starting rate of $3,850 for full-day coverage, $1,950 for a three-hour elopement package and $1,190 for a one-hour elopement package. These are starting figures, not guaranteed totals for every date or event. Custom packages are available by enquiry when the listed options do not match the requested film.

The pricing page displays dollar amounts but does not expressly identify the currency or state whether taxes are included. Couples should confirm the currency, applicable GST, deposit, payment schedule, overtime charges and any costs for travel beyond Banff, Canmore and Kananaskis. A written quote should also identify the coverage hours and final deliverables attached to the selected rate.

Full-day coverage: starting at $3,850
Three-hour elopement: starting at $1,950
One-hour elopement: starting at $1,190
Custom package pricing: available by direct enquiry

Contact and booking

Couples can contact Mountain Wedding Videos through its website form, by phone at 403-493-6672 or by email at hello@mountainweddingvideos.com. The official contact page asks how the couple prefers to receive a response and says replies may take up to two business days when the team is away filming.

An initial enquiry should include the wedding date, venue or intended locations, type of celebration, approximate coverage hours and preferred film style. Availability is not published live, so a listed package should not be treated as reserved until the company confirms the date and both parties complete the required booking process.

Website: mountainweddingvideos.com
Email: hello@mountainweddingvideos.com
Phone: 403-493-6672
Published response expectation: up to two business days

What couples should confirm

Before signing, request a package-specific proposal and contract. Confirm the total price, currency, taxes, deposit, cancellation or postponement terms, coverage start and end times, travel charges, crew size and contingency arrangements. For an outdoor or heli-elopement, also ask how weather, access restrictions and schedule changes would be handled.

The contract should list every expected film, its approximate duration and resolution, the delivery method and estimated turnaround. Couples should also ask about music selection and licensing, revision rounds, ceremony or speech edits, raw footage, archival retention and whether drone footage is available or permitted. None of those items should be assumed from the general package description.

Exact films and approximate running times
Delivery schedule, revisions and raw-footage policy
Crew size and backup arrangements
Travel, access and weather contingencies
Music, aerial-filming and usage permissions
Deposit, tax, cancellation and postponement terms

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Frequently asked questions

Does Mountain Wedding Videos film elopements?

Yes. Its official pricing page lists one-hour and three-hour elopement packages, and the home page also refers to filming heli-elopements.

What are Mountain Wedding Videos’ published starting prices?

The website lists full-day coverage from $3,850, a three-hour elopement package from $1,950 and a one-hour elopement package from $1,190. The page does not expressly state the currency or whether taxes are included, so both should be confirmed in the quote.

What does every published package include?

The official site says every package includes at least one videographer, two cameras, audio equipment, wireless lavalier microphones, lighting when needed and 4K filming.

Does Mountain Wedding Videos charge travel fees in the Bow Valley?

The company states that it does not charge a travel fee between Banff, Canmore and Kananaskis. Lake Louise and destinations beyond the core area are also mentioned as service locations, but their travel terms should be confirmed directly.

How can couples contact Mountain Wedding Videos?

Couples can use the official contact form, call 403-493-6672 or email hello@mountainweddingvideos.com. The contact page says a response may take up to two business days when the team is filming.