Your vows, in your own voices

How the film is made

A wedding film is built twice: once on the day and once in the edit. On the day we cover the story quietly, preparation, the ceremony from agreed positions, the portrait window, the reception as it turns from formal to loud. What we are really collecting is moments and audio.

Then the work moves to the edit, which is where most of the hours go. Footage is logged, audio is synced and cleaned, colour is graded, music is licensed, and the cut is refined across several passes until the film moves at the pace of your day rather than a template.

Audio comes first

Nothing damages a wedding film faster than vows you cannot hear. We record the ceremony from multiple sources and treat the toasts the same way, because a speech recorded once from across a room is a speech you will lose.

The edits worth asking for

• Highlight film, three to six minutes, music-led, the one you'll share.
• Full ceremony edit, near real-time, clean audio, minimally cut.
• Toasts edit, every speech, complete.
• Social cut, a short vertical version for sharing.

Which of these are included depends on your coverage, so ask explicitly rather than assuming, that's true of every studio, not just ours. Our videography cost guide explains what each one adds.