Wedding Video FAQs

Most common Questions

1. Do we really need a wedding video if we already have a photographer?

Yes! Photos capture still moments, but video preserves the sounds, movement, and emotions of your day — your vows, laughter, music, and first dance. A wedding film lets you relive the day as it truly felt.

2.Can we customize a package to fit our day?

Yes, every wedding is unique! We offer add-ons like extra hours, raw footage, drone coverage, or second videographers to create a package that feels perfect for your story.

3. Will you work well alongside our photographer?

Absolutely. We frequently collaborate with photographers and make sure to stay out of each other’s shots. Our goal is to support each other so you get the best of both worlds.

4. Do you record the vows and speeches?

Yes — vows, speeches, and other important audio are always recorded with professional microphones & recorders (Not interfere with DJ's microphone & other devices). These voices are often woven into your highlight film for a more emotional story.

5. Can we choose the music for our film?

We love incorporating your taste in music! We use licensed songs to ensure your film can be shared online. You’re welcome to share genres or vibes you love, and we’ll choose tracks that fit your story.

6. What happens if you get sick?

In the rare case of an emergency, we have a network of trusted professional videographers who can step in. Your wedding will always be covered, no matter what.

7. How do you shoot with two cameras at the same time?

We often use two cameras to capture different angles and perspectives of the same moment. For example, during the ceremony, one camera on gembal focus on bright walking down the aisle while the other on tripod captures groom’s reaction. This approach gives your film a more cinematic feel and ensures no important moment is missed.

8. How do you shoot in low lighting?

We use professional cameras and lenses that are designed to perform beautifully in low-light settings, such as dimly lit receptions or romantic candlelight dinners. Whenever possible, we rely on the natural atmosphere to keep the mood authentic. If extra light is needed, we use small, discreet lighting that enhances the scene without being harsh or distracting. This way, your film still feels natural, warm, and cinematic — even in darker settings.

9. How do you handle travel for weddings outside Sacramento (or your area)?

We love to travel! For weddings outside our local area, a travel fee may apply, which we’ll discuss up front. Whether it’s Napa, Lake Tahoe, or even destination weddings, we’re ready to film your story.

10. What is the difference between a Wedding Trailer, Wedding Highlights, and a Wedding Film?

Wedding Trailer

A short, cinematic teaser (about 1 minute long) that gives a quick glimpse of your day. Perfect for sharing on social media soon after your wedding — a little sneak peek while your full film is being edited.

Wedding Highlights

A creative short film (usually 4–7 minutes) that tells the story of your wedding through the most meaningful moments. Along with beautiful visuals, we include real audio - such as your officiant or pastor’s words, parts of your vows, and select moments recorded with professional microphones. Edited to licensed music, it feels like a mini-movie of your love story — emotional, romantic, and perfect for reliving the day over and over. This makes your highlight film emotional, personal, and timeless, like a mini love story captured on film.

Wedding Film (Feature or Documentary Edit)

A longer, more complete film 10–20 minutes, depending on coverage). Like the highlight film, it includes your ceremony, officiant or pastor’s words, and vows, but also features full speeches and toasts from friends and family. With multiple camera angles and professional audio, it’s designed to let you relive every heartfelt detail of your day - not just the highlights, but the complete story. It’s designed for when you want to sit down with family or friends and relive the entire experience.