The Experience
Four steps from the first message to the film landing in your inbox. No surprises, no upsells on the day.
Step by Step
You send us the date, the venue, and a sentence about what you're picturing. We come back within one business day with availability — a real reply from a person, not an automated sequence.
We talk before you book, not after. This is where we find out who's flying in, who's difficult, whose absence you'll feel, and what you want the film to do. Everything we shoot on the day comes out of this conversation.
Our team, moving quietly, documentary audio running from the morning. Nothing staged, no direction, no camera in your face. Most couples tell us they forgot we were there by the time the ceremony started.
A short teaser lands within the first couple of weeks — something to send your family while the full film is still being cut. Then the film itself, graded by hand, in a private gallery that's yours to keep and to share.
Before the Day
Most videographers show up with a shot list. We show up with a plan for your specific day, built out of the conversation in step two.
It covers the practical things — timeline, light, where the ceremony faces, how long you actually have between the church and the reception — and the ones that matter more: the people we should be watching, and the moments you'd be upset to lose.
“The moments you can't control — the ones that just feel emotional.”
If you tell us your father has been rehearsing his toast for a month, that changes where we stand during dinner. That's the entire point of planning it in advance.
The Work
Five to eight minutes — long enough to hold a story, short enough that you'll actually watch it again.
From getting ready through the reception. We're there for the hours that don't make the schedule.
Your real vows and toasts in your own voices, recorded properly rather than pulled off a camera mic.
Every frame graded by hand. This is most of the work, and it's the difference between footage and a film.
One link, no app, works on your grandmother's iPad. Yours to keep and to send.
Available in their entirety as a separate archive if you want them, alongside the highlight film.
Before You Ask
Everyone says this, and it's almost always about posing. We don't pose you. There's no direction, no “do that again,” no camera in your face. Most couples tell us afterward they forgot we were there by the time the ceremony started — which is the entire goal.
Then we film the rain. Some of the best footage we've shot happened under a portico with forty people crowded in laughing about it. Weather changes the look of a day, not the feeling of it, and the feeling is what we're recording.
The highlight film runs five to eight minutes. Full ceremony and speeches are available in their entirety as a separate archive if you want them.
We give a delivery window before you book and we hold to it. You'll also get a short teaser within the first couple of weeks — something to send your family while the full film is still being cut.
Yes. Miami and South Florida are home, and we film destination weddings regularly. Travel is quoted honestly at cost, never marked up as a package tier.
It depends on the day — hours, locations, how many of us you need. We'd rather quote you accurately than post a number that's wrong for your wedding. Tell us the date and we'll come back with a real figure.
Availability
We take a limited number of weddings each season. Dates are held in the order inquiries come in.