
You don’t have to ask a relative to film between photos, or hope someone remembered to pull out their phone at the right second. Someone’s actually there, just for this, while you get to simply live your day.
Ten seconds of your grandmother laughing, a hand gripping yours, a look exchanged mid-speech, the light hitting the decor you picked out. Some moments need zero editing to become a memory. They matter exactly as they are, raw.
No posing, no staging, but nothing sloppy either. I’m chasing the real moment inside the beautiful frame, the emotion inside the beautiful light. And while you’re living your day, I’m catching every small in-between moment nobody else sees.
A wedding day moves at a wild pace. You’re chasing one moment to the next, trying to hold onto everything, and by evening it already feels like it’s over. Your raw footage and photos land the next day, your edited videos within 72 hours, so you get to relive what you didn’t have time to actually see. And hold onto that feeling a little longer.
Before I ever filmed a wedding, I designed them. That changes everything about how I see a day: the texture of a dress, the light hitting a bouquet, a quiet gesture, a hand that shakes just slightly. I know how to blend in and where to stand, because I’ve lived dozens of weddings from the inside, as a wedding planner and designer.
That shapes how I frame things, how I compose a shot, and how I decide which moments deserve to be filmed.
Sound is part of the memory just as much as the image: voices, speeches, laughter, not just a song added on afterward. Two to three weeks before the day, we take the time to talk it through, so I already know exactly what I’m looking for when the day comes.
From getting-ready to the first dance, no time limit. I’m there start to finish, for the small quiet moments in the morning, the big moments of the day, and everything in between.
— Prep call 2-3 weeks before the wedding
— Unlimited coverage from getting-ready through the start of the party
— Full gallery of raw 4K photos and videos, delivered the next day
— One 30-second-max teaser, delivered the next day
— One 90-second-max highlight reel, delivered within 72 hours
— 3 short edited videos, 20-45 seconds each, delivered within 72 hours
— Music chosen together ahead of the day
— Live ambient sound captured: speeches, laughter, your people’s voices
Travel and accommodation quoted separately.
You pick your window: getting-ready, ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, first dance. I’m there for 10 hours, iPhone in hand, making sure nothing you chose to keep slips by.
— Prep call 2-3 weeks before the wedding
— Up to 10 hours of coverage, window defined together
— Full gallery of raw 4K photos and videos, delivered the next day
— One 30-second-max teaser, delivered the next day
— One 90-second-max highlight reel, delivered within 72 hours
— 2 short edited videos, 20-45 seconds each, delivered within 72 hours
— Music chosen together ahead of the day
— Live ambient sound captured: speeches, laughter, your people’s voices
Travel and accommodation quoted separately.
Welcome party coverage
Brunch coverage
Video Guest Book
Extra hours
Additionnal edited videos
Additionnal short videos
Polaroid
Full ceremony recording
Real-time Instagram takeover
Second shooter
Welcome party coverage
Brunch coverage
Video guestbook
Extra hours
Additional edited video
Additional short videos
Polaroid
Full ceremony recording
Real-time Instagram takeover
Second shooter
Yes, I shoot exclusively on iPhone Pro Max. It’s a deliberate choice: the iPhone means total discretion, maximum responsiveness, and 4K quality that’s more than enough. It’s also what lets me blend into your day without ever being in the way.
For the Full Day package, there’s no time limit, so that’s one less thing to worry about. For the 10-hour package, extra hours are available as an add-on, quoted based on what you need.
Yes. Your raw footage (every unedited photo and video) is delivered the day after your wedding. Your edited videos follow within 72 hours. I take that promise seriously, because the day after a wedding is its own kind of special, and getting to relive those moments already is part of the experience.
Everything is delivered through a private download link, on a personalized online professional gallery. You can access your raw footage and your edited videos from anywhere, as soon as they’re delivered.
Yes, and my background in the wedding industry makes that collaboration easy. I know everyone’s constraints, I know where to stand and when to step back.
I’m not taking the place of your other image vendors, I’m adding a different perspective without creating any friction.
A videographer produces a long, cinematic wedding film, in a movie style. You usually get it weeks or months later, while it’s being edited. A wedding content creator shoots your day like a reportage, spontaneous, and delivers content in ultra-fast turnaround. It’s vertical, phone-format content, built to be shared instantly with your people and on social media.
Different formats, different uses. The two work well together.
Yes, the short videos are edited in vertical format, built for reels and stories. Music is chosen together before the day to match your aesthetic. You get files ready to post, no extra work on your end.