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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Langley | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
The Koebels is a husband-and-wife photography team made up of Chantelle and Myles Koebel. For couples looking for a Vancouver wedding photographer, their current official site documents wedding coverage across Greater Vancouver, with examples ranging from intimate elopements to larger celebrations.
The business’s legacy Langley contact details could not be confirmed on the current official site, so no street address or phone number is listed here. The verified contact route is the website’s inquiry form, with hello@thekoebels.com provided for general inquiries. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.
The Koebels’ official website identifies Chantelle and Myles as a wedding photography team. Their wedding offering is presented alongside family and branding work, but the site specifically describes photographing weddings and states that they can accommodate both small, intimate elopements and large weddings.
The site outlines a wedding workflow that begins with an inquiry and a conversation if the date and fit align. After booking, the team describes planning through emails and calls, photographing the event, selecting and editing images, and delivering the final images through a secure online gallery. The current site does not publish a detailed wedding-package menu, so included hours, add-ons and deliverables should be requested in writing.
The About page places The Koebels in the Greater Vancouver area. Their portfolio and blog also show weddings in locations such as Vancouver, Abbotsford, Langley, Ladner, Penticton and Vancouver Island, but those examples do not establish a fixed service boundary or an all-inclusive travel policy.
This may suit couples planning a Greater Vancouver wedding who want to inquire with a two-person team and discuss the details of their own celebration directly. Couples planning an event outside the area should ask whether the date can be accommodated, whether travel applies and how any related costs are handled before booking.
A documented feature of the standard eight-hour wedding collection is team coverage: the FAQ says Chantelle and Myles photograph that collection together. The same FAQ notes that custom collections may instead be quoted with one photographer, which makes the staffing arrangement an important point to confirm for any non-standard booking.
The FAQ also gives useful delivery specifics. The team says an eight-hour wedding averages 600 to 900 delivered images, although every wedding differs. Images are delivered through a password-protected online gallery with download instructions, and the stated wedding turnaround is eight to 12 weeks.
Practical limitations are largely about public information rather than service quality: the current site does not publish a street address, phone number, detailed package inclusions, public wedding rates or a firm travel policy. Its About page says the team has worked together since 2010, while the FAQ says they have photographed weddings since 2011; couples who need an exact business-history detail can clarify it directly.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The Contact page says availability and pricing information are available on request, and the website does not display a wedding collection price, starting rate, travel fee or published list of optional services.
An inquiry should therefore include the date, venue or region, expected coverage length and whether a two-photographer team is important. Ask for the total quoted price, applicable taxes, travel expenses, payment schedule, included coverage, gallery access and any fees for additional time or products.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
For photography inquiries, use the contact form on The Koebels’ official website. The page also lists hello@thekoebels.com for general inquiries. The website does not currently display a verified public phone number or postal address, so the older listing details have intentionally not been carried forward.
The booking process described on the official site is inquiry, a phone conversation if the team is available and a good fit, then contract and payment. The FAQ states that a signed contract and a 50% non-refundable retainer are required to secure a wedding date. Treat this as the team’s stated process and confirm the current contract terms directly, since policies can change.
Before committing, confirm who will photograph the wedding, especially if requesting a custom collection. Ask how many hours are included, what happens if the timeline runs long, whether the quoted price includes travel and GST, and whether engagement coverage, prints, albums or other products are available.
Also confirm the planned image-delivery timing for your date, the gallery’s download and retention terms, backup arrangements, the cancellation or postponement terms, and any venue insurance requirements. These points are not fully detailed on the public site and are best settled in the written quote and contract.
For their eight-hour wedding collection, the FAQ says Chantelle and Myles photograph together. For custom collections, the site says they may quote one photographer, so confirm the assigned coverage in your proposal.
Their FAQ says an eight-hour wedding averages 600 to 900 delivered images, while noting that every wedding is different.
The official FAQ states an eight- to 12-week turnaround for wedding-day images, delivered through a password-protected online gallery.
The FAQ states that a signed contract and a 50% non-refundable retainer are required to secure a wedding date. Confirm the current terms directly before booking.
Website: https://thekoebels.com/





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