Your vows are the heartbeat of your wedding film, so we take audio seriously. We use small, discreet wireless lavalier microphones — typically placed on both the officiant and groom , I’ll also use a mic for any family “readers” at the ceremony. I also use a back up source by plugging the available sound system when possible.

Here's how I think about your wedding day coverage: I show up about an hour before you put on your dress, and I don't leave until we've got plenty of epic dance floor footage — or that dreamy sparkler exit and everything in between?

Wedding days run anywhere from 6 to 10 hours depending on locations, travel, and how long your guests stays on the dance floor — and that's totally normal! Instead of squeezing your once-in-a-lifetime day into a rigid hourly package and stressing about overtime charges mid-reception, I cover your full day start to finish. No clock-watching. No awkward "we need to wrap up" conversations. Just you, living your best day ever, while I catch every second of it.

I know you have a list of photos needed for the bridal party, family, friends and extended family  - so for the most part I’ll let the photographers get all their sets-ups and shots done and I’ll just piggy back off those set-ups so we keep on schedule. As we do bridal party and couples formal shots I work with the photographer so I jump in and grab a few stylized shots I need for your film. During the day I’m always checking in with the photographer so we stay out of each others shots as best as possible and I’ll let them know about our  reception lighting so everything looks great.

The short answer: great films take time — and yours is worth doing right. You can typically expect your completed wedding film within 12–14 weeks after your wedding day. We know that feels like a long time when you're excited to watch it, so we send a sneak peek within a few weeks to tide you over. description

I usually choose the “score music” to fit most segments but yes I like to have you choose music for segments such as ”Formals & Cocktail Hour” and “Dancing”  - music is personal to everyone so it’s great to have music of your choice in your wedding film. However, we do need to be mindful of music licensing — not all songs can be legally used in wedding films that are shared online. We have access to a curated library of stunning licensed music, and we'll always work with you to find something that perfectly captures the feeling of your day.

That depends on your collection! A highlight film is typically 3–5 cinematic minutes — short enough to share easily, long enough to make everyone cry happy tears. A full wedding film runs anywhere from 30 minutes to over an hour.