Finished videos are hosted on our video sharing platform. We'll give you a password protected link when it's ready for you to watch it for the first time. After that, we remove the password and make it downloadable and shareable!

We'll send you instructions to buy an appropriately-sized hard drive on Amazon and have it shipped to me. We'll copy and paste all the date and mail it over to you. We'll also include a handy guide to explain what all the footage means and what the best way is to view it.

Every wedding video is a custom creation so not every run time will be exact -- but generally:

5 minute recaps are...(drums roll please)...5 minutes.

Full length films are generally around 60-90 minutes.

Yes!

And you know what else? We don't charge extra money for it!

Use of the drone is like use of any other camera body or lens: we'll use it if it makes sense to get the shot in this moment. Not every location will look cooler from a high-altitude shot and there are times when rain and wind means the drone isn't the best choice.

If you're interested in getting a drone shot, just let us know and we'll try our best to fit in a shot or two!

We offer 2 video styles: documentary style and cinematic style. Check out the section above for a more in depth comparison.

Documentary style videos can be created when we're hired as a team of 1 or 2 videographers.

Cinematic style videos can be created when we're hired as a team of 2 videographers only.

First off, let’s clear something up: our second videographers are NOT just an assistant. They don’t just carry bags or set up lights. All of our second videographers are actual videographers who have a camera in their hands all day long.

When we’re hired to work as a team of two videographers, we go out of our way to work in opposites: If one videographer is capturing a wide scenic shot, the other videographer is capturing a zoomed in shot/if one videographer is shooting a horizontal, the other is going vertical. The idea is that we’re making totally different looking images to get the most visuals out of the moment.

For couples getting ready at separate locations: hiring a second videographer ensures that we can capture both prep sites.

During the wedding day: having two videographers means there’s less movement during sensitive moments like the ceremony.

During the edit: having two videographers means we can create a faster-paced edit that cuts down moments that are boring. Having an additional angle means we can quickly cut back and forth from one angle to another. One videographer ensures coverage of the events that happened but can sometimes lead to a slower edit with few cuts (because there's no other angle to cut to).

For couples interested in the cinematic recap that's included in video package C:

Video interviews on the wedding day are done when we're hired as a team of photographers and videographers.

Video interviews at an engagement shoot are done when we're hired as a video only team.

Wedding videography is all about setting expectations — give us time to produce amazing images for you and we’ll do an amazing job. That’s why we go out of our way to create a wedding day timeline to make sure that there’s a solid plan in place. We even set the times for other vendors like hair and makeup to ensure that everything stays on schedule.

I have been working professionally as a wedding photographer/videographer since 2009. I’ve captured tens of millions weddings since then. (Okay, maybe I’ve lost count.)