It depends on how you want to remember your day. Highlight films are set entirely to music and focus on the overall feel and flow of the wedding. Feature films go deeper, incorporating real audio like vows, letter readings, and officiant moments to tell a fuller story. We’re always happy to help you decide what fits your priorities best.

We’re always happy to take preferences and “absolutely not” songs. We license music legally and choose tracks that fit the emotion and pacing of your day — and if you’d like, we can provide a short list of options for you to choose from.

Raw footage typically isn’t a polished “behind-the-scenes film” — it’s hundreds of short clips, multiple angles, and unedited moments. If you want longer, continuous coverage, we offer add-ons like full ceremony and/or speech recordings (and documentary-style options depending on your collection). We’ll help you choose what fits how you want to remember your day.

For example: A ceremony recording is a stationary ceremony video coverage from start to finish with audio is one camera, typically set up at the very back of the aisle.

When audio is included, we capture it intentionally and as unobtrusively as possible. We use small lav mics and/or a soundboard feed when available, and we’ll guide you on the easiest way to capture the most meaningful audio (private vows, personal vows, letter readings, or ceremony audio) so your film feels natural — not “produced.”

Yes. Our approach is present and observant, not performative. We guide when it’s helpful, then step back so moments can unfold naturally.
No two films are edited the same way — every couple has a different rhythm, energy, and dynamic. Your film is shaped around your day, not fit into a template, so it feels honest, personal, and true to you.