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If you care about hearing the vows again, the speeches, the atmosphere, and the moments you won’t even see on the day—then yes. Photos freeze single frames; film brings back movement, voices, and the feeling of being there. My approach is documentary and discreet, so you get a cinematic film that still feels true to you—not a performance for the camera.

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You’ll receive the edited films included in your chosen package—typically a cinematic wedding trailer, cinematic wedding highlights film and/or a longer documentary-style wedding film. Delivery comes in a online gallery for streaming and download. Optional add-ons can include a trailer, teaser, Instagram Reels and full ceremony / full speeches edits.

It depends on the size and pace of your day. For smaller weddings and elopements, I often film solo so it stays intimate—more like a friend with a camera than a production crew. For larger weddings, complex timelines, or big venues, I bring a second shooter. That way we can stay discreet, step back when needed, and still cover key moments from multiple angles— without getting in anyone’s way.

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I record audio from multiple sources: wireless lav microphones on key people, external audio recorders for backup and quality, plus a directional mic for ambient sound. When the venue has a sound system, I’ll capture an additional source whenever possible—so vows and speeches never depend on a single mic or one recording.

Yes—quietly and collaboratively. I align the timeline with your planner and photographer, stay out of frames, and keep things natural—not staged. The goal is cohesive photo + film coverage, while you stay present and enjoy the day.

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As a Europe-based destination wedding videographer, I film with a multi-camera setup using professional mirrorless cameras, combining handheld coverage with stabilized shots and a range of lenses for wide venue scenes and close, intimate moments. When it’s possible and respectful, I also use a drone for a cinematic establishing shots of the location.

I build redundancy into the workflow from start to finish. On the wedding day, I record to multiple memory cards (including two cards at the same time) and carry backup cameras, batteries, and audio gear. After the wedding, everything is backed up through a redundant system so your footage stays safe.

I don’t rush the process—storytelling, sound, pacing, and music take time.
Delivery depends on the wedding season and the edit you choose, but it’s usually delivered within 6–12 weeks (and always written in the contract).
If you’d like something sooner I also offer fast delivery, trailer, teaser or reels within 1–2 weeks after the wedding.