Weddings

We can handle the whole production or we can do special participation like live streaming or drone footage.

We work as subcontractors for some major providers of wedding ceremonies.

Wedding videography is the art and profession of capturing and documenting a couple's wedding day on video. It involves recording key moments, emotions, and highlights of the wedding ceremony and reception to create a lasting memory for the couple. Here are some key aspects of wedding videography:

1. Preparation:

   • Meet with the couple: Understand their vision, preferences, and any specific moments they want to be captured.

   • Visit the venue: Familiarize yourself with the location, lighting conditions, and potential challenges.

2. Equipment:

   • Use high-quality video equipment: Invest in professional-grade cameras, microphones, and lighting equipment to ensure clear and sharp footage.

   • Have backup equipment: Always have spare batteries, memory cards, and additional cameras to avoid any technical issues.

3. Style and Approach:

   • Discuss the couple's preferred style: Some couples may want a cinematic style, while others prefer a more documentary approach.

   • Capture candid moments: Candid shots often reflect genuine emotions and create a more authentic wedding video.

4. Collaboration with Other Vendors:

   • Coordinate with the photographer: Work together to avoid conflicts and ensure that both photo and video aspects are covered.

   • Communicate with other vendors: Collaborate with the wedding planner, DJ, and other vendors to ensure a smooth and well-coordinated event.

5. Editing:

   • Choose the right music: Select music that complements the mood and enhances the storytelling aspect of the video.

   • Edit creatively: Use editing techniques to create a cohesive and engaging narrative. Highlight key moments, and consider adding effects that enhance the overall viewing experience.

6. Delivery:

   • Provide a variety of formats: Deliver the final video in formats suitable for different devices and platforms.

   • Offer customization options: Some couples may want additional features like highlight reels, extended cuts, or social media teasers.

7. Communication:

   • Keep the couple informed: Provide regular updates on the progress of editing and any potential delays.

   • Be open to feedback: Allow the couple to review drafts and provide feedback to ensure the final product meets their expectations.

8. Professionalism:

   • Dress appropriately: Blend in with the wedding atmosphere by dressing professionally and appropriately for the occasion.

   • Be discreet: Capture moments without being intrusive or disrupting the natural flow of the event.

Remember, successful wedding videography goes beyond just recording images; it involves storytelling and capturing the essence of the couple's special day.