WEDDING FILMS FAQs
1) What areas do you travel to?
We cover Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and South Florida routinely. For weddings outside our standard service area, travel may apply—tell us your venue city and we’ll advise.
2) What videography coverage do couples typically book?
Most couples book 6–10 hours to capture the full story (prep, ceremony, portraits, reception). If you’re unsure, tell us your timeline, and we’ll recommend the right coverage.
3) What packages do you offer—and what’s included?
Packages are built around coverage hours + deliverables (highlight film, full ceremony, speeches, reels, etc.). Tell us what you want delivered and how you plan to use it (social vs. legacy film), and we’ll match you to a package.
4) What matters most to you in a wedding film?
If you can answer one question, answer this: What are your top priorities? (Examples: vows audio, speeches, candid reactions, dancing/party energy, cinematic storytelling, full ceremony coverage, family moments.)
5) Do you capture audio (vows and speeches)?
Yes—clean audio is a priority. Let us know if you’ll have a DJ/soundboard, officiant mic, or outdoor ceremony so we can plan the best audio setup.
6) What is your filming style?
We blend documentary coverage (real moments) with guided direction when needed (portraits and key scenes). If you prefer “hands-off” or more editorial/cinematic, tell us—style alignment matters.
7) What films can we receive?
Common deliverables include:
- Highlight film (best for sharing)
- Full ceremony edit
- Full speeches/toasts
- Social reels (vertical)
- Tell us what you want most, and we’ll recommend the best combination.
8) How long does editing take?
Turnaround depends on the season and deliverables. If you have a hard deadline (honeymoon, reception, media feature), tell us up front so we can discuss rush options if available.
9) Do you offer drone footage?
When permitted by venue/airspace/weather, yes. If drone footage is important to you, tell us your venue name so we can confirm feasibility.
10) Will there be a second videographer?
A second shooter is recommended for larger weddings, tight timelines, or when you want stronger coverage of both partners gettings ready and more reception angles. Tell us the guest count and schedule.
11) How do we book you?
Booking typically requires a signed agreement + retainer to reserve your date. You can book here Wedding Films.
12) Do you offer payment plans?
Yes, many couples prefer split payments. If that’s helpful, ask, and we’ll outline available options.
13) Can you help with our timeline for the best video?
Yes—timeline guidance is included. If you want better film quality, the biggest factors are time buffer, lighting, and audio logistics.
14) Do you provide raw footage?
Raw footage can be added. If you want it, tell us why (archival, cultural events, family requests) so we can recommend the best option.