Rated Vancouver’s #1 Wedding Photographer and among Canada’s Top 10 by MyWed

Featured on Fearless Photographers | 2019 Editor's Pick on F-Stoppers | The Knot Best of Weddings 2018 | I have photographed the engagements and weddings of 2 Miss Canadas (though all of my couples are noteworthy!)

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Capturing Your Thousand Words

Ranked Vancouver’s #1 Wedding Photographer and among Canada’s Top 5 by MyWed

Lower Mainland and Vancouver Wedding Photographer

the couple

Award winning wedding photographer, couple in a gazebo

Bride and groom standing by a mountain river with the sun setting behind them.

epic wedding portrait of bride and groom on hill in evening light

Bride and groom in a beam of sunlight in Burnaby park.

Stunning wedding picture of a bride and groom in a dramatic pose, framed in an arched doorway.

Wedding day picture of bride and groom standing on a cabin porch.

Silhouetted bride and groom at the end of a tunnel. Black and white wedding pictures.

Newly married husband and wife standing in a circular tree branch.

Bride and groom sitting on red chairs in Queen's Park Rose garden in New Westminster.

interracial wedding picture of a bride and groom under her long veil, forehead to forehead

Epic wedding picture of bride and groom embracing and smiling at each other in in front of a private jet, with their shadows falling long toward the camera.

Newly married husband and wife under clear umbrellas on a rainy day.

Bride and groom sharing a quiet moment, photographed through plants.

Epic bride and groom portrait. They are standing in green meadow of dandylions.

Bride looking at the lens with her veil blowing toward the camera.

Portraits

Handsome black groom in tux standing in front of a window.

Black and white portrait of groom in tux.

Really happy groom laughing and adjusting his tie.

Groom standing confidently in his tux at his country wedding.

Stunning bridal portrait of a bride sitting in a chair.

Beautiful bridal portrait in golden light. She is standing on a cliff in her gown with her hair blowing in the wind.

Epic wedding ceremony at the zoo with giraffes in the background and sunbeam shining through the trees.

the day

Bride with groom's wedding party all smoking pipes

Wedding day note with gift of pearl bracelet from a groom to his bride.

Wedding day details including diamond drop earrings, a colourful bouquet and gold stiletto heels.

Black and white image of a bride getting her makeup done.

Black and white image of a bride putting on the last touches of lipstick in the mirror.

Groom riding to his ceremony on his motorbike.

Elopement on Burnaby beach with Canadian geese in the foreground reflected in a large puddle.

Bridesmaids crying during the ceremony at Stanley Park wedding pavilion outdoor wedding.

Groomsmen run across the grass to catch the wedding license that flew away in the wind

Very windy outdoor wedding ceremony on golf court

Beautiful interior ceremony space with a large copper fireplace and rose pink bows around the chairs

Bride sitting on steps with her bridesmaids standing in a row behind her showing off their shoes.

Groom and groomsmen on a rainy day with umbrellas pretending to fly away like Mary Poppins.

Boho style metal family signs on seating for wedding ceremony

Black and white image of a flower girl walking down the aisle

Maid of honour sheds tears and she hugs an emotional bride after the ceremony.

Sister of the groom sheds happy tears as she congratulates her brother.

Married couple driving away in their classic car, you can see their shapes through the back windshield. Langley wedding.

Black and white wedding reception. Bride and her friends are dancing, the picture is taking from above.

The Party

Romantic first dance with bride and groom, surrounded by bokeh of dark colours.

Gorgeous sunlight coming in through the window during a wedding reception at the Stanley Park Teahouse.

Wedding guest having a really fun time dancing.

Looking through a large window with a pink sunset reflected in the window and wedding guests dancing.

Bride and groom riding into their reception on a pimped out golf cart at Langley Redwoods Golf course

Musical instruments detail photo for wedding reception

Wedding reception friend taking a picture with cell phone, the cell phone is the focal point.

Bride and groom playing Marco/Polo at their wedding reception, black and white image

Maid of honour giving a toast to the bride in an elegant room, black and white photo

real weddings

Check back in a few days to see the real wedding stories!

A & B
West Vancouver

J & E
Delta

Bride and groom playing the piano at the Shangri-La hotel lobby, Vancouver

S & P
Shangri-La, Vancouver

Spanish banks wedding portrait of bride and groom with the Vancouver skyline and the ocean in the background

C & R
UBC Wedding

K & D
Steamworks Vancouver

S & K
Stanley Park Tea House

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My clients’ satisfaction is at the core of my business. Because of that, every wedding package includes a complimentary engagement session—so you feel ready and comfortable in front of the camera on your wedding day.

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Karin Inge - Lower Mainland and Vancouver Wedding Photographer

I’m a Lower Mainland and Vancouver wedding photographer who understands that this isn’t just another event—it’s a day you’ve poured your time, energy, and heart into. Your photos aren’t simply images; they’re the only lasting record of the moments that matter most, with all your favourite people in one place—something that will not likely happen again. There’s no second chance to capture it, which is why I show up prepared, organized, and fully present from start to finish. While you’re caught up in the day, I’m paying attention to the in-between moments you might miss, like the quiet reactions, quick glances, the laughter happening just outside your view. I bring years of experience, a calm approach, and a sense of fun that helps you actually enjoy being in front of the camera. A good wedding photographer does more than take pretty pictures. On your wedding day I will keep you on time, keep things running smoothly, and create photographs that feel honest to who you are—so when you look back, you don’t just see the day, you remember exactly how it felt.

You’re not just hiring a Lower Mainland and Vancouver wedding photographer—you’re trusting someone to handle one of the most important parts of your day. I keep things organized so nothing gets missed, but flexible enough that the day never feels rushed or forced. I’ll guide you when you need it and step back when you don’t. Most of all, I want you to feel comfortable. When that happens, the photos come naturally and actually reflect who you are.
Every wedding is different, and your photos should reflect that. It doesn't matter what venue in the Lower Mainland, Vancouver or anywhere else you're getting married. Your wedding is unique. My approach to wedding photography is simple: real moments over staged ones, and genuine connection over perfect poses. Whether your day is big and lively or quiet and personal, I focus on capturing it in a way that feels true to you. The goal isn’t just to make things look good—it’s to make them feel familiar when you look back years from now.
There’s a lot happening on a wedding day, and no one can see it all—not even you. While you’re focused on your partner, your family, and everything unfolding around you, I’m watching for the smaller moments happening in the background. The funny moments, the reactions, the hugs, the laughter between guests, the quick looks that say everything. These are the parts of the story that often go unnoticed in the moment, but end up meaning just as much later.
I photograph weddings throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, including New Westminster, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, North Vancouver, Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Langley. Whether your wedding is in mountains, the city, by the water, or somewhere more tucked away, I’m familiar with the area and comfortable adapting to different locations, timelines, and lighting situations.
How far in advance should we book a Vancouver wedding photographer?

Most couples book 8–12 months in advance, especially for peak wedding season dates. If you have a specific date in mind, it’s always best to reach out early.

Do you travel across the Lower Mainland?

Yes, I regularly photograph weddings across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, including surrounding cities and venues. I'm also available for destination weddings.

How many photos do we receive?

Every wedding is different, but you can expect a carefully edited gallery that tells the full story of your day without unnecessary repetition.

What happens if something goes wrong on the wedding day?

Part of my job is being prepared for the unexpected. I bring backup equipment, plan ahead, and stay adaptable so things continue smoothly no matter what comes up.

We’re awkward in front of the camera—can you help?

Absolutely. Most people feel that way, and it’s completely normal. That's why I include complimentary engagement sessions with every wedding package. It's your training session for your wedding day, so to speak. I’ll give you simple direction when needed, keep things relaxed, and help you feel comfortable so nothing feels forced.