Wedding Films That Feel Like YOU

Hi Jasmine & Eduardo,

It was so good talking with you today. You gave me a really clear picture of what this day is, and the thing that stuck with me most was your answer when I asked why the ceremony matters. You did not say it was the pretty part or the big moment. You said it is a sacrament. That it is not just a wedding. That changes how I would shoot your day, and it is exactly the kind of thing I want to know before I ever pick up a camera.

So here is what I heard. The ceremony at St. John Neumann is the heart of it, and I film it in full, start to finish, not in pieces. Family photos at the church matter to you. You want to get into The 512 before anyone else does and use that quiet window while the room is still perfect. You are not interested in being dragged out to a park for an hour of posed portraits, and you should not have to be. And the first half of the reception, the speeches and the dances, is where the day really opens up.

You also told me something I want to promise you now. The thing you have seen go wrong is couples feeling rushed, especially right before the ceremony. That is a scheduling problem, not a camera problem, and it is mine to solve. I build the day so there is room in it. Most of the time you will forget I am there. When you do need direction, I will give it to you quietly and then get out of the way.

One more thing. You said the reason you want video at all goes back to your quinceanera, being able to watch it later and catch the things you missed because you were busy living the day instead of watching it. That is the whole point, and it is exactly what a full film does that a highlight reel never will.

Everything below is built around your day specifically. Your ceremony is at one, your reception runs late, and that shapes what each collection needs to cover. Take your time with it, and we will talk it all through on Tuesday.

You told me the reason you want video is your quinceanera. You got to go back and see the parts you missed, the things that happened while you were busy living it. That is the bar. Not a highlight reel you watch once and forget, but the actual day, kept in a form that still holds up years from now. Four years together, a wedding date you chose because it was already yours, and a room full of people who came to celebrate you. I do not perform any of that. I just catch it.

A Catholic ceremony at one, a reception that runs late into the night, and a long stretch in between. You told me you never want to feel rushed, especially before you walk down the aisle. That is my job as much as the filming is. I stay ahead of the day so you never have to manage it, and when you need direction I give it to you quietly and then step back out of the way. You just live it, and I make sure it does not disappear.

You want to be able to sit down and watch this back, which means you need more than a few minutes of highlights. The full ceremony. Every toast. Every dance. The whole sacrament, start to finish, not cut down to fit a song. That is what the full wedding day film is for. True to color, edited to last, and built to be handed down.

The Directors Cut

  • 10 Hours of Coverage

  • 2 Photographers + 2 Videographers

  • Second Photographer and Second Videographer for 6 Hours

  • All Edited Images

  • Approximately 1,200 Photos Delivered

  • 10 Minute Highlight Film

  • Home Video Edit (All the footage from the day)

    Professional Audio Equipment

$7,000

What is the Full Wedding Day Film?

It is the long version. Your ceremony from the processional through the final blessing, uncut. The toasts in full, not just the one good line. The first dance all the way through the song. Depending on how your day runs it lands anywhere from forty minutes to well over an hour.

The five minute highlight film is the one you will send to people. The full film is the one you will still be putting on years from now, when you want to hear a voice or see who was standing behind you during your vows. You said you want to catch the parts you missed. This is the part that catches them.

The Feature Film

  • 10 Hours of Coverage

  • 2 Photographers + 1 Videographer

  • Second Photographer for 6 Hours

  • All Edited Images

  • Approximately 1,200 Photos Delivered

  • 7 Minute Highlight Film

  • Full Wedding Day Film

  • Professional Audio Equipment

$6,000

Why the Hours Matter on Your Day

Your ceremony is at one and your reception does not open until six. That gap is real, and it is also the best window you have. You mentioned The 512 will let you in before guests arrive, and a quiet, empty room is the single best hour of photos you will get all day. Eight hours covers roughly one to nine. Ten hours means we can start before the church and stay deep into the dancing.

The second photographer is the other piece. During the ceremony one camera stays on you and Eduardo while the other works the aisle and the family. You told me the ceremony and the family photos are what you are most excited to look back on. Two photographers is how you get both without either one becoming a compromise.

The Home Video

  • 8 Hours of Coverage

  • 1 Photographer + 1 Videographer

  • All Edited Images

  • Approximately 800 Photos Delivered

  • 5 Minute Highlight Film

  • Full Wedding Day Film

  • (Full Ceremony, First Look, and Reception Events Filmed Start to Finish)

  • Professional Audio Equipment

$5,500

Video Guest Book

An interactive video station where your guests can leave personal messages, well wishes, and memories throughout the night. These clips are curated and delivered as a keepsake film you can revisit for years, capturing voices, laughter, and moments that would otherwise be lost. It is available as an add on with any collection, and it is included in The Keepsake Collection below.

Personalized Add-Ons

Additional Hour of Coverage: $400
Your reception runs late. If you decide you want us there for the last song instead of stepping out before it, this is how we do that.

Extra Minute on Highlight Film: $150
An extra minutes does not sound like much until you see what fits in it. More of the ceremony, more of the toasts, and room for the moments that get cut for time in the five minute version.

Second Videographer: $1,000
One more video camera for six hours, so the ceremony and the reception are covered from two angles at once. This is what separates The Feature Film from The Directors Cut, and it can be added to either of the other collections.

The Keepsake Collection: $1,500
A 10 minute highlight film, a home video style edit cut to feel like it was shot on tape, and a video guest book at the reception so your guests can leave you messages. This one is for couples who want something a little different to hold onto.

Meet Josh

I’ve spent 5 years walking alongside couples during one of the most meaningful seasons of their lives, so I understand how personal these decisions feel. My role is to listen closely, guide you with clarity, and make sure nothing about this process feels rushed or transactional. I lead our team with care and intention so your experience feels calm, supported, and aligned from the first conversation to the final film.

What Makes Us Different

Natural Direction

Most teams either over-direct or disappear completely.
I create a balance of guidance and freedom so you feel comfortable, confident, and still fully yourselves.

Detail Awareness

Most couples don’t realize how much small details affect the final result. I actively watch for things like positioning, lighting, and small distractions so your photos and film feel polished without extra effort from you.

One Unified Team

Most couples hire separate photo and video teams.
We operate as one unit, so communication is seamless and everything works together instead of competing for attention.

Film Over Highlight

Most wedding videos feel like a montage set to music.
I build films around real moments and audio, so your story feels authentic and not just aesthetic.

Client Love

What Happens Next

You’ve got options, and I want to help you choose what feels right.

We’ll hop on a quick call where I’ll walk you through each collection, explain why I’m recommending them based on your day, and answer any questions you have. No pressure, just real talk to make sure everything fits your vibe and vision.

Once you’re ready, I’ll send over a booking link with your contract and invoice. A $1,000 retainer officially secures your date, and from there, we’re off to the races.

Here’s how it all goes down:

  1. We chat through the collections and customize if needed

  2. I send the contract + booking link

  3. You sign and place your $1,000 retainer

  4. Your date is officially locked in 🎉

  5. We celebrate (and maybe pop some bubbly 🍾)

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