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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Calgary | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
The Nogues Photography is a two-photographer team serving couples looking for Calgary wedding photographers with a candid, relationship-led approach. Its official website describes the work as “elevated documentary”: the priority is real moments, with the team using two perspectives, equipment and lighting to shape the finished images.
The confirmed business website identifies the team as Brendan and Adele, whose earlier photography businesses were combined under The Nogues name. The site focuses on wedding photography, engagement sessions and wedding-day planning support rather than a broad event-and-video package. This profile reflects the information published on the company’s own website and was last reviewed on August 13, 2026.
The official website at thenogues.ca matches the distinctive business-name terms “Nogues” and “Photography” and clearly presents Calgary wedding photography. That establishes the current identity for this listing, despite the legacy website in the previous record resolving to an unrelated dog-photography business.
No street address or telephone number is published on the reviewed official wedding pages. The legacy Royal Oak address and 403 number have therefore not been carried into this profile. The official published contact method is email and an online enquiry form.
The company’s published wedding collections include two full-time wedding photographers, a consultation before the wedding, an engagement session, selected and retouched full-resolution images on USB, versions for online sharing, a private online viewing gallery and an album consultation. The official site also says wedding albums and customizable guest books are available.
Its stated photographic style is elevated documentary. In practical terms, the team says it prioritizes real moments while using two photographers, lighting and different angles to create the final images. The wedding portfolio shows ceremony, reception, getting-ready, group and portrait work; it is a useful place for couples to assess the visual approach for themselves.
Calgary is the confirmed geographic focus: it appears in the official site title, portfolio description and wedding-planning content. The published work also references locations in and around the broader Alberta mountain and city wedding landscape, including Calgary, Canmore and Kananaskis, but the site does not state a fixed travel radius or travel-fee policy.
This may suit couples who want two photographers and prefer a documentary-oriented record of the day over a heavily posed approach. It may also suit couples who value an engagement session as a chance to work with the photographers before the wedding. Couples planning outside Calgary should ask directly whether their date and venue are within the team’s current travel arrangements.
A documented feature is the two-photographer model: the site says all wedding collections include two full-time wedding photographers with more than 30 years of combined experience. The site also describes a pre-wedding consultation and help with photo timing, locations and a family-photo list, which are concrete planning supports rather than unverified endorsements.
The company describes a multi-step backup process for wedding images: dual memory-card recording in each camera, two backup drives for raw files and cloud backup until delivery. Its FAQ also says that it does not offer wedding videography or photo booths. Couples seeking either service should plan to book it separately.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site asks couples to contact the team for the pricing options that fit their wedding, so the legacy package figures are not treated as current.
The site says off-season discounts may be available depending on that year’s availability, with November, January, February and March mentioned as potentially quieter months. This is not a guaranteed rate or discount. Request a written quote that identifies coverage hours, taxes, travel costs, album options and any applicable seasonal terms.
The confirmed direct contact is hello@thenogues.ca, with a form on the official website. The team says it aims to respond to enquiries in less than 48 hours and asks couples to check junk mail if they do not receive a reply.
For booking timing, the official FAQ says the team is most comfortable taking wedding bookings roughly one to one-and-a-half years before the wedding, while inviting enquiries at any time. The same FAQ states that final wedding images are generally delivered eight to ten weeks after the wedding, with a few images available by email sooner for thank-you cards.
Confirm the exact coverage length, date availability, travel arrangements, retainer and payment schedule before signing. Ask which photographer will cover each portion of the day and whether both team members are included for the full booked period. Also request the current agreement’s terms for postponement, illness, image backup, delivery, albums and usage rights.
The site’s inclusion wording needs a direct check: the main collections list describes a complimentary engagement session, while the FAQ specifies that a free engagement session is offered for wedding days with more than eight hours of coverage. Ask whether an engagement session is included in the specific quote, what it contains, and whether it can be exchanged for another service. Confirm the expected gallery and USB delivery process as well.
The official site identifies The Nogues as Brendan and Adele, a two-photographer wedding team formed after their earlier businesses, Brendan Nogue Photography and Photos By Adele, began working together more often.
No. Their official FAQ says they focus on photography and do not offer wedding videography.
The official site lists a complimentary engagement session among collection inclusions, but its FAQ says free engagement sessions are offered for wedding days with more than eight hours of coverage. Confirm the inclusion in the written quote.
The company says it generally takes eight to ten weeks after the wedding to select, retouch and deliver the finished images, with a few images available sooner by email if needed for thank-you cards.
Website: https://thenogues.ca/





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