Wedding videography questions answered

It's best to enquire as soon as you have a date and venue, especially for Saturdays in the busy winter and spring months. Shorter notice is sometimes possible, so it's always worth asking.

Send your date and venue through the quote form or by email. We'll confirm availability and send a tailored quote based on your plans.

Your date is secured with a signed contract and a retainer, and the balance is paid before the wedding. A payment schedule can be discussed if that helps.

No, because every wedding needs different coverage. You can compare the Essential, Signature and Heirloom collections on our packages page and request an itemised quote.

Documentary-led and cinematic. Real moments are filmed as they happen, then shaped into a hand-edited film with natural colour and careful sound.

Only a little, and only where it helps. Gentle direction is kept for a short portrait session, usually in softer light before sunset.

Most full-day weddings are filmed by two cinematographers, while intimate ceremonies may need only one. Larger celebrations or weddings across two venues may suit three.

Yes. Share your traditions during planning so the team understands each moment and any rules about filming during the ceremony.

Yes, with shorter and more flexible coverage. Our elopement videography page explains how intimate ceremonies are filmed.

Options include a social teaser, a highlight film, a longer feature film, a full documentary edit and complete ceremony and speeches edits. Your proposal confirms which films are included.

Delivery timescales depend on the season and the films you choose. Each proposal sets out when to expect every film, so you'll know before you book.

Your films are shared in a private online gallery where you can stream, download and send them to family and friends wherever they live.

You're welcome to suggest songs you love. Music is licensed for every film so it can be shared online, and we'll help you find tracks that suit your story.

Yes. A round of minor revisions is included after your films are delivered, so small adjustments can be made before everything is finalised.

Wedding Videographer Miami is based in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, and films weddings across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties and the Florida Keys.

Yes. Planning happens by email and video call during UK working hours, and Miami is usually five hours behind. Our guide to planning a Miami wedding from the UK covers the essentials.

Any travel costs are itemised in your quote, so there are no surprises. Locations further from Miami, such as Key West or Palm Beach, may include travel or accommodation.

Summer storms in South Florida often pass quickly. Filming plans include indoor alternatives agreed with your venue, and equipment is protected so filming can continue.

Drone filming only takes place where venue rules and airspace regulations allow, with any authorisation needed arranged in advance. Much of Miami sits near controlled airspace, so read more on our drone videography page.

Yes. A wedding livestream gives guests a private link they can open in a browser with no app, run by a separate operator on its own mobile connection.

A short film edited on site during your wedding and shown at the reception. It needs a screen or projector and sound, and your same-day edit doesn't replace your full films.

Yes. An engagement or proposal film can be added to any collection or booked on its own, and it's a relaxed way to get used to the camera.