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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Surrey | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Rachel Mandin Photography is an active Vancouver wedding photographer business. Its official website identifies Rachel as a wedding, engagement and portrait photographer, and describes the business as based in the Lower Mainland. The site provides a live contact route and published wedding-collection information, supporting an active listing.
For couples looking for a Vancouver wedding photographer, the most concrete details are on the official experience page: 6-hour and 8-hour wedding options, two photographers for wedding collections over four hours, editing and retouching, and an online gallery. The business also publishes separate couples-session information and says it can create a custom collection for destination weddings.
Rachel Mandin Photography’s wedding offering is centred on day-of photography, with engagement and portrait work also identified on the official site. The experience page lists 6-hour and 8-hour wedding coverage options. Published inclusions across the wedding information include two photographers, professional editing and retouching, a personal online gallery and a custom USB in a wooden box. The site also identifies prints and albums as optional additions.
For engagement or couples photography, the published session is one hour and allows one outfit change. It includes professional editing and retouching plus a personal online gallery; prints, albums and a keepsake box are presented as optional additions. The official site also states that a full print release is provided after images are delivered.
The official website describes Rachel Mandin Photography as a Vancouver wedding and engagement photographer and says the business is based in the Lower Mainland. This makes the profile relevant to couples planning in Vancouver or elsewhere in the Lower Mainland who want to begin with the service area stated by the photographer rather than the older Surrey address in this listing’s history.
The site also says destination weddings are welcome and that a custom wedding collection can be prepared for travel needs. It does not publish a detailed travel boundary, travel-fee policy or a complete list of cities served, so couples outside the Lower Mainland should ask about location-specific availability and costs before relying on this option.
A documented strength is the level of published package detail. Couples can see the available wedding durations, starting investments and several deliverables before enquiring. The official FAQ also states that wedding collections over four hours come with two photographers, while another photographer may be added at additional cost. This is a stated feature, not an assessment of the service.
The practical limitation is that the reviewed official pages do not publish a street address, telephone number, detailed availability calendar, turnaround time or a complete travel-fee schedule. The former Surrey address and phone number supplied with the legacy record are not treated as current contact information. Couples should use the official contact route to verify these points directly.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official experience page. The 6-hour wedding collection starts at $3,200, and the 8-hour wedding collection starts at $4,235. The site associates the 8-hour option with a one-hour engagement session, two photographers, editing and retouching, an online gallery, a custom USB with wooden box, and optional prints or albums. The 6-hour option is listed with two photographers, editing and retouching, an online gallery, a custom USB with wooden box, and optional engagement-session and print or album additions.
The official page also lists couples sessions starting at $375. A 50% deposit and signed agreement are required to reserve a wedding date, with the remaining balance due two weeks before the wedding. Couples should confirm taxes, travel charges, add-on pricing, the exact collection inclusions and whether the displayed prices still apply to their date and venue.
Rachel Mandin Photography provides Contact and “Inquire now” calls to action through the official website. The site’s booking information says a signed agreement and 50% deposit are required to place a wedding day on the calendar. That is the appropriate route to ask about date availability, venue logistics and a custom quote.
No current public phone number or postal address was found on the reviewed official pages, so those fields are intentionally left blank. Do not rely on the unverified phone number or Surrey address preserved from the historical listing. Confirm the photographer’s preferred contact method and payment recipient through the official website before sending a deposit.
Before booking, ask Rachel Mandin Photography to confirm that your date is available and which published collection best matches your timeline. Request the exact number of coverage hours, confirmation of the two-photographer arrangement, engagement-session inclusion, add-ons, tax treatment and any venue or travel charges in writing.
It is also sensible to confirm the agreement’s cancellation or rescheduling terms, image-delivery timing, gallery access period, album or print ordering details, destination-travel arrangements where relevant, and whether you consent to images being used publicly. The official FAQ says clients may decide whether their images are displayed on the site or social media, so this is a useful point to document in the agreement.
The official site lists 6-hour and 8-hour wedding collections. It states that wedding collections over four hours include two photographers; published wedding details also include editing and retouching, an online gallery and a custom USB with wooden box.
The official experience page lists a 6-hour wedding collection starting at $3,200 and an 8-hour collection starting at $4,235. Couples should confirm the final quote, add-ons, taxes and travel costs for their date.
The official site says a 50% deposit and signed agreement are required to reserve a wedding day, with the remaining balance due two weeks before the wedding.
Yes. The official FAQ says destination weddings are welcome and that a custom wedding collection can be created for travel needs. Confirm travel logistics and any related charges directly.
Website: https://rachelmandinphotography.com/





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