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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Canmore | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.
Willow and Wolf is the studio of Bec and Andrew, two Banff elopement photographers based in Canmore and working in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Their current focus is outdoor elopements and intimate weddings built around experiences such as hiking, camping, helicopter flights and time in remote landscapes. The official website positions photography and practical planning support as parts of the same service.
This profile was last reviewed on August 8, 2026. Willow and Wolf’s official contact page says the studio is accepting inquiries for 2026 and 2027, but only for elopements and intimate weddings with fewer than 20 guests. The unrelated website, address and telephone number previously associated with this listing could not be confirmed on Willow and Wolf’s official domain and have therefore been removed.
Willow and Wolf concentrates on adventure elopements and intimate weddings rather than conventional large celebrations. Its published examples include hiking and backcountry elopements, camping adventures, helicopter access, canoe trips and stays at remote cabins. The studio also advertises destination elopement coverage outside Canada.
Bec and Andrew say both photographers attend under every package. Their role includes documenting the day as well as helping couples research locations, shape a timeline and identify suitable vendors. This is planning support connected to photography; Willow and Wolf specifically says it does not sell an all-inclusive arrangement with a fixed team of wedding vendors.
The photographers identify Canmore as their home base and market their work primarily around Banff and the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Their website also states that they are available worldwide, and its destination package includes travel fees. Couples should still confirm whether a proposed location falls within a local package or requires destination coverage.
The service may suit couples who want a small outdoor wedding and are comfortable making terrain, weather and travel part of the experience. It is less applicable to couples planning a celebration with 20 or more guests, since the current inquiry page expressly limits new work to elopements and intimate weddings below that number.
Documented package features include two-photographer coverage, a weather backup day, full-resolution digital files with printing rights, an online gallery, a shareable slideshow and planning tools. The studio also publishes a location-selection process based on a couple’s preferences and says it keeps dates around an event available when a weather change is needed.
The main practical limitations are equally clear. Willow and Wolf is not currently accepting engagement or proposal sessions, and it does not provide an all-inclusive package with a preset officiant, florist or other suppliers. No public street address or telephone number appears on the official website, so contact must begin online or by email. Couples should also treat the published prices as starting points until they receive a written proposal.
Willow and Wolf currently publishes three Canadian-dollar price points: adventure elopements start at $7,900 CAD, helicopter elopements start at $10,900 CAD, and destination elopements are listed at $16,500 CAD. The destination description says travel fees are included. The website does not state that taxes, permits, helicopter charges or third-party vendor costs are universally included, so those items should be clarified before comparing quotes.
Package differences are primarily based on time and coverage, and the studio says its packages are flexible. Couples may change the number of coverage hours up to the wedding day, but should request the full pricing guide and confirm the resulting total, payment schedule, cancellation terms and any location-specific expenses in writing.
The studio says it typically delivers an average of 75 to 100 photographs per hour of booked coverage, although the actual count depends on the schedule and events of the day. Finished images are hand-edited and delivered through a Pic-Time online gallery with web-size and print-size downloads. Printing rights are included, and custom albums hand-bound in Canada can be purchased separately.
Approximately 20 preview images are normally supplied within one week. The stated processing time for the complete gallery is usually six to eight weeks, with June through September identified as the busiest period. Willow and Wolf also says it retains backups in multiple locations, though couples are encouraged to maintain their own copies after delivery.
Couples can inquire through the official contact form or email hello@willowandwolf.co. The published process begins with an inquiry describing the couple’s ideas, followed by a call to discuss the vision and determine whether the photographers and project are a suitable match.
As of the review date, the contact page says inquiries are open for 2026 and 2027. Availability is still date- and travel-dependent, so that statement should not be read as confirmation that a particular date is free. No verified public phone number or postal address is supplied on the official site.
Before signing, ask for a package-specific proposal showing the coverage hours, both photographers, final price and expected gallery contents. For a helicopter, backcountry or park location, identify who books and pays for transportation, permits, commercial photography authorization, accommodation and backup arrangements.
Couples should also confirm the maximum guest count for their exact plan, the selected backup date, delivery deadlines, album pricing and whether travel is included. Because Willow and Wolf does not provide preset all-inclusive vendors, clarify which legal and logistical tasks remain with the couple, including the marriage licence, officiant, witnesses and ceremony permit.
The official package page says both Bec and Andrew attend and photograph every package.
Not under its current inquiry policy. The contact page says the studio is only accepting elopements and intimate weddings with fewer than 20 guests.
No. Its current contact page expressly says engagement and proposal shoots are not being accepted at this time.
Published inclusions are two photographers, planning tools, location and timeline guidance, a weather backup day, full-resolution digital files with printing rights, a slideshow and an online gallery. Exact coverage and third-party costs must be confirmed in the proposal.
The studio says it normally supplies about 20 preview images within a week and completes the full gallery in six to eight weeks, depending partly on the season.
Website: https://willowandwolf.co/





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