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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Viewpoint Photography is an Edmonton wedding photographer business led by Chad and Janine Movold. On its official wedding page, the husband-and-wife team says it has photographed hundreds of weddings over more than 25 years and uses a blend of romantic, fun and documentary styles.
The business publishes three wedding collections, engagement sessions, extra coverage time, albums and printed portraits. This profile uses details available on the official website and was last reviewed on August 12, 2026.
Viewpoint Photography’s confirmed wedding service is photography coverage by Chad and Janine Movold. The official site describes Chad as the photographer and Janine as both a photographer and assistant who provides a second vantage point during key moments, helps with lighting, and supports organization and the flow of photography throughout the day.
Each of the three published wedding collections includes a photographer and assistant/second photographer, edited high-resolution digital images and an online gallery. The collections differ by event coverage: ceremony and formal portraits; getting-ready coverage in addition to those elements; or getting-ready, ceremony, formal portraits and full reception coverage.
The official wedding page also lists engagement sessions, additional hours, a 20-page album and printed portraits. It says formal portraits typically use one to three locations and recommends allowing 1.5 to 2 hours for that part of the day.
The official website identifies Edmonton as the business’s core location and says it has a professional photo studio in Edmonton. Its wedding page also states that Viewpoint Photography is available for weddings across Alberta, Canada and beyond, while noting that weddings more than one-half hour from Edmonton may have an additional expense fee.
This may suit couples who want a two-person team, a mix of guided formal portraits and documentary-style moments, and published package options. Couples planning an out-of-town, destination or multi-location wedding should request a tailored travel and timeline quote before booking.
A documented feature is the two-person coverage model. The company says Janine provides a second vantage point for key moments while helping with lighting and workflow. Another confirmed feature is the published core deliverable: all listed wedding collections include hand-edited, high-resolution images and an online gallery.
The official site also documents a contingency approach. It says the team brings backup professional cameras, lenses and lighting equipment. If an unexpected last-minute replacement were required, the company says it would arrange an equally qualified photographer from its professional network.
Practical limits in the published information should be clarified directly. The website does not state fixed coverage-hour totals for the three collections, publish a full travel-fee schedule, show an availability calendar, or set out complete album specifications beyond the listed 20-page Vision Art album.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official wedding page. Collection 1 is listed at $2,499 for the ceremony and formal portraits. Collection 2 is listed at $3,199 for getting ready, the ceremony and formal portraits. Collection 3 is listed at $3,899 for getting ready, the ceremony, formal portraits and the full reception.
Additional coverage is listed at $300 per hour. A 20-page Vision Art album is listed at $1,999, and printed portraits start at $79. An engagement session is listed at $599 when purchased with a wedding photography package; it is described as a personalized 1.5-hour studio or outdoor session with 40+ high-resolution photos delivered electronically within two weeks.
The site says a $500 deposit reserves the wedding date, a second $500 payment is due 30 days before the wedding, and the remaining balance is due when the wedding photos are delivered. Confirm current prices, taxes, payment timing and contract terms directly, as published details can change.
The official homepage and wedding page list info@viewpointphotography.net and 780-450-8848 for Viewpoint Photography. The wedding page invites couples to get in touch to discuss their venue, traditions, timeline and other day-of details.
For reservations, the company says couples complete a contract and pay a $500 deposit. The website lists Visa, Mastercard, e-transfer, cheque and cash as accepted payment methods. Ask whether your date is available before making decisions based on the published collections.
Ask which collection fits the wedding timeline and obtain exact start and end times in writing. The published descriptions name the events covered but do not give a fixed number of coverage hours for each collection. Confirm the number of portrait locations, whether both team members will attend all portions of the day, and any venue restrictions.
For weddings outside Edmonton, request the travel amount and any overnight or destination arrangements in writing. The company says couples handle booking an indoor backup location if one is needed, though it can recommend a place. Discuss rain plans, studio use and venue access before the wedding day.
Also confirm the gallery-delivery process, album and print specifications, applicable taxes, image-retention policy and all contract terms. The official site’s stated three-week gallery timing is useful planning information, but the signed contract should govern the booking.
The official site identifies Chad and Janine Movold as a husband-and-wife team that has worked together for over 25 years and photographed hundreds of weddings. It describes their approach as a blend of romantic, fun and documentary styles, with guided portrait work alongside coverage of moments as they unfold.
The official wedding page states that Chad is accredited with the Professional Photographers of Canada and has earned the Master of Photographic Arts. It also says the business has been licensed with the City of Edmonton since its beginning and carries enhanced liability coverage. Couples whose venue requires proof of insurance should request current documentation directly from the company.
The official site identifies Chad and Janine Movold as the wedding team. It says Chad photographs while Janine acts as a photographer and assistant, providing a second vantage point for key moments.
Each published collection includes a photographer and assistant/second photographer, edited high-resolution digital images and an online gallery. Event coverage varies by collection.
The official wedding page lists collections at $2,499, $3,199 and $3,899, plus additional coverage at $300 per hour. Confirm current pricing and taxes before booking.
The official site says couples receive a private gallery link three weeks after the wedding, where they can download and share images.
Its official wedding page says weddings more than one-half hour from Edmonton may have an additional fee to cover expenses. Request the applicable amount for your venue.
Phone: 780-450-8848





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September 11, 2026