Your wedding day will be a collection of moments.
Some of them big, like your first kiss or the first time you see each other. Some, not so big like the jokes you tell each other, the laughs with your friends, the things you say to each other walking back down the aisle.
These are the moments you will forget almost instantly.
I believe that these little moments, in between the big ones, are key to having an authentic wedding film.
This is how I approach every wedding. I try to create something that feels authentic to who you are.
When you watch your wedding film for the first time, I want you to think:
“This feels like us”
Like everything else, you get what you pay for. Since your video and photos are basically the only thing you actually get to keep from your wedding day, I don't take that responsibility lightly.
I'm not as affordable as your old friend from high school, but with 200 weddings in the bag and nine years of experience
I am worth it.
A Premium Experience
I want you to feel like you are taken care of throughout the entire planning process. When it comes to weddings: I have just about seen it all before.
I have years of experience that I use to guide you along the way and help you bring your vision to life.
What you get from me is a wealth of wedding knowledge and someone you can count on to deliver every time.
guidance &
trust
I want you to feel like you are taken care of throughout the entire planning process. When it comes to weddings: I have just about seen it all before.
I have years of experience that I use to guide you along the way and help you bring your vision to life.
What you get from me is a wealth of wedding knowledge and someone you can count on to deliver every time.
guidance &
trust
stalk me
I don't use cookie cutter templates. Every wedding film is one-of-a-kind made just for the couple.
I think a lot of videographers are doing a huge disservice to their couples by forcing everyone into the same box.
Some couples are the gushy-overly-romantic-wear-my-heart-on-my-sleeve type, some are the life of the party, and others are a bit of both.
Why should every wedding video be the same?
