A wedding isn't a checklist of shots. It's a story — and every story has a build.
Most wedding videos are a list: entry, garland, cake, first dance. I don't work that way. I spend the day watching for the parts that carry weight — the nervous glance before the vows, the friend who can't finish the speech, the dance floor at 2 a.m. — and then cut them into something with a beginning, a middle and a payoff.
Five years, 180+ weddings, and the same working method every time: shoot it myself, edit it myself. You talk to one person from the first call to the final file, and nothing about your day gets handed to a stranger.
More about me →Shot and cut by me, start to finish. Book one part or the whole thing.