Let us make something for you that is completely unique, bespoke and something you will truly connect with. This is the place to see examples and an explanation of why my approach to wedding videography might be what you have been searching for.
What makes me different to most other wedding videographers is that I adapt the style of each film for every couple. I like to understand my couples personality and preferences and build a film around what they will connect with. Some are slow and romantic, some are fast and fun, and many will be a blend of the two.
Every wedding is an exclusive event, so each film should reflect that and I like to allow myself to create freely. Different types of music, different editing techniques, something that feels just like you and your wedding.
You want to enjoy your wedding and probably don’t like the idea of having someone in your face all day with a massive broadcast camera. This is why my approach to wedding filmmaking is minimalistic, relaxed and for most of the day you won’t even know I am there.
While filming I use light and composition creatively, but my main focus is capturing the feel of your wedding by observing the people and listening to what is taking place. My aim is to understand the couple and the people they care about, to create a film that you will connective with deeply.
Melissa & Chris, Runa Farm, November 2023
Wedding Videography
Beautiful, Luxury, Elegance Imagine the perfect speeches from both a bride and groom, a mixture of playful comedy with emotional storytelling. Set in one of Yorkshires most beautiful venues to…
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An emotive, family focussed, epic celebration A multi-day Jewish wedding celebration that begins with a beautiful ceremony in the couples garden at home in Leeds, before transporting their guests to…
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An edgy, more stylised film with a cinematic, editorial feel to an intimate wedding celebrating a passionate love story. Jodie & Niall’s beautiful wedding at the Old Vicarage in the…
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Full of love and friendship this upbeat, part documentary, part editorial wedding video showcases one of the best celebrations we have ever captured. As Yorkshire folk, Emily & Matt’s plans…
Their StoryAmazing words from previous couples!
Lydia & Adam
St Stephen's | London
I searched high and low for the perfect videographers and I found them.
Hannah & Sammy
The Pumping House | Nottinghamshire
We got sent our film and oh my god. We couldn’t believe it.
Jenny & Matt
99 Mary Street - Sheffield
We fell in love with their work, and when we met them we knew they were the filmmakers for us.
Emma & Rameen
Balbirnie House - Scotland
They are complete masters at what they do and have a genuine passion for it. Their dynamic and cinematic videos are the future of wedding videography.
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A mysterious, music driven film with an editorial feel. Lauren & Dominic’s story showcases our more artistic and music driven wedding films. Mixing the elegant and sophisticated with documentary coverage…
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The Perfect Family Wedding with a Relaxed & Luxurious Feel Sam and Sean had already shared many years together, so it was important that their day reflected their more relaxed…
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An upbeat feel good film full of the couples character Lydia & Adam told us they had been looking for a wedding videographer for ages but had not seen anything…
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Luxury outdoor ceremony with an abundance of entertainment Jodie & Lee’s wedding was a non-stop extravaganza at a gorgeous venue a little outside London in the suburbs of Surrey. Rich…
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From small elopements to huge events. Rural castle weddings to cool urban city venues. Elegant to alternative. Whimsical to wild party. There is no one size that fits all and that’s exactly the way I craft my films, it’s all about you and the way you do your wedding!
If you need to see more examples you can see a collection of them grouped into the style that might suit you by clicking here.
Another unique element of what I offer is the opportunity to have a full length feature documentary film that shows you everything that happened on your wedding day from start to finish. This includes the ceremony and speeches in full as well as any other important moments throughout the day.
While the shorter, creative story films are perfect for watching regularly and sharing with people, these films are heirlooms and will form part of your legacy. There will be people and moments in this film that will grow in value for you over the years, moments that are too important not to have saved. Here is an example of a feature documentary film.
You may have a few questions, so we have answered a couple below and more more on our FAQ page. But if you have a question we haven’t answered we would love to hear from you. Or if you would like to read more about why you should invest in a wedding video check out this blog post we wrote here.
That is completely up to you. I can advise you what will work best once I understand a little more about your plans and the logistics of your day. Most weddings I can cover by myself as a solo photographer / videographer, but obviously additional storytellers mean that more can be captured.
For example, capturing both of you getting ready in separate locations, or where there are multiple venues incorporated into your day, are likely to require at least 2 storytellers. If all of your plans are taking place in one venue it is likely 1 storyteller will be able to capture everything. It may also depend on the service we are providing and the final products you would like to receive.
Most people don’t need to know how the sausage is made, they just want it to taste good! But if you want to geek out with me about camera gear, we use a number of Sony Mirrorless cameras and we currently have the Sony A1, the A7siii the A7 iv and a number of other cameras as well as a range of Sony, Tamron and Sigma prime and zoom lenses. We use DJI drones and gimbals, rotolight LED video lights, godox strobes and rode/zoom/tascam/sony microphones etc to capture nice clear audio. We have your wedding covered – but we use all this stuff sparingly because we don’t want you to feel like you are on a film set!
The short answer is yes. If you can afford both video and photo they will probably be the best investments you make for your wedding day.
If I had to choose just one it would be video because I get to feel more emotion through moving images accompanied by sound, but that is just my preference. Fortunately because I offer both and can provide a hybrid photo and video package you may not need to choose as both may be affordable!
I would love to find out more about your plans, lets start the story!