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Last reviewed: October 16, 2026 | Penticton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 16, 2026. Business status: Active.
Naka Image is an Okanagan wedding photographer offering wedding and elopement photography for couples planning celebrations in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. The official site describes a documentary and photojournalistic approach that combines posed portraits with candid, natural images of the day.
The published wedding collections include four, six or eight hours of coverage, high-resolution retouched images and an online gallery. Each collection also includes a complimentary engagement session. This profile was last reviewed on October 16, 2026, using the supplied official Naka Image pages; couples should confirm that prices, inclusions and availability remain current before booking.
Naka Image’s confirmed wedding service is photography for weddings and elopements in the Okanagan. The photographer describes the style as documentary and photojournalistic, with images intended to tell the story of the wedding day. The stated approach combines posed portraits with romantic, candid and natural photographs of the details and moments between the major events.
The official wedding page also identifies engagement photography as part of the wedding offering. A complimentary engagement session is included with each listed wedding collection. The site says the session lasts one hour and provides approximately 40 to 60 images, or 80 to 120 files when black-and-white edits are included.
The official package page divides the Okanagan into the North, Central and South Okanagan. Named communities include Vernon, Coldstream, Lumby, Lake Country, Kelowna, West Kelowna, Peachland, Summerland, Penticton, Oliver, Keremeos, Kaleden and Osoyoos. The wedding page also refers broadly to weddings in the Okanagan and to finding scenic views for wedding images.
This documented coverage may suit couples who want a photographer serving more than one Okanagan community and who value a mix of guided portraits and unscripted moments. The site also presents an engagement session as a chance to become familiar with the photographer and with being in front of the camera before the wedding.
A documented feature of Naka Image’s offering is the combination of wedding-day storytelling, posed portraits and candid coverage. The published collections also include a complimentary engagement session, giving couples a defined opportunity to meet the photographer and practise being photographed before the wedding.
The available evidence does not provide an office address, phone number, current availability, turnaround time, album options, second-photographer arrangements beyond the package wording, or a complete explanation of image delivery and usage rights. The site names an associate photographer as an inclusion in Collections A and B, but couples should ask how that role applies to their booking.
The package page states that a travel fee applies for locations outside of the valley and that listed prices do not include tax. The exact travel boundary and fee are not specified in the supplied evidence.
Naka Image publishes three wedding collections. Collection C provides four hours of coverage, high-resolution retouched images, an online image gallery and a complimentary engagement session for $1,550. Collection B provides six hours, the same core inclusions, a complimentary USB with images and an associate photographer for $1,850.
Collection A provides eight hours of coverage, high-resolution retouched images, an online image gallery, an associate photographer, a complimentary engagement session, a complimentary USB with images and five 8-by-10 prints for $2,100. The official page says prices do not include tax. It also notes that a travel fee applies outside the valley and invites couples to discuss customized packages.
The supplied official pages direct couples to the Naka Image website’s Contact area or to a message link from the wedding page. No phone number or postal address is published in the evidence supplied for this profile, so those details are not reproduced here.
For an initial enquiry, couples can provide their wedding date, venue or proposed location, estimated coverage needs and whether they are considering a wedding, elopement or engagement session. Naka Image’s published package structure gives couples a starting point for comparing four, six and eight hours of coverage.
Before signing, couples should confirm the photographer’s current availability, the exact coverage start and end times, and whether the selected collection fits the ceremony, portraits, reception and travel schedule. For locations described as outside the valley, ask for the applicable travel fee in writing.
The official pages describe high-resolution retouched images and an online gallery, but the supplied evidence does not state the delivery timeline, gallery duration, backup policy, album or print upgrades, image licensing terms, or the number of final images for every collection. Couples should ask for these details and confirm whether black-and-white versions are supplied across the selected package.
If an associate photographer is included, ask who will attend, how the roles are divided and whether the lead photographer will be present. A customized package may be worth discussing where the published four-, six- or eight-hour options do not match the planned event.
This profile relies on the supplied official Naka Image pages and does not add an address, phone number, reviews, awards or availability claims that were not documented there.
Package prices and inclusions can change, so the official Wedding Packages page and a written quote should be treated as the final reference for a current booking.
Naka Image describes its wedding photography as documentary and photojournalistic, combining posed portraits with candid, natural images and true-to-life colours.
Yes. The official Wedding Packages page says each wedding collection includes a complimentary engagement session. It describes the session as one hour with approximately 40 to 60 images, or 80 to 120 files including black-and-white edits.
The supplied official page lists Collection C at $1,550 for four hours, Collection B at $1,850 for six hours and Collection A at $2,100 for eight hours. Prices do not include tax, and a travel fee may apply outside the valley.
Yes. The official Wedding Packages page invites couples with different requirements to discuss customized packages.
Website: https://www.nakaimage.com/kelowna-photographer/tag/Penticton+family+photographer





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