FAQ

Most of the time we work as a photo and video team, because it gives you a seamless, cinematic result and keeps the visual direction consistent. However, you can absolutely book video only or photo only if that is what you need.

The number of photographers and videographers, as well as the final recommendation, depends on your wedding size, timeline, locations, and priorities. Tell us about your day and we will suggest the cleanest options.

Popular wedding dates and destination celebrations often book far ahead. Reach out once your date and venue feel serious; we can then confirm availability and recommend the right collection.

Yes. We can adjust coverage hours, number of shooters, engagement session, rehearsal dinner, Super 8, film photography, albums, travel, and delivery timing so the package actually fits the wedding.

To secure your date, we ask for a 25% non-refundable retainer at the time of booking. The remaining balance is due one week before the wedding. For your convenience, we accept debit or credit card and bank transfer. The process is simple and transparent, so you can focus on planning your day while knowing everything is confirmed and taken care of.

We are flexible — the length of coverage depends on your package and wedding plans. Most couples book 8–10 hours, which usually covers getting ready, details, ceremony, portraits, key reception moments, and the first dance.

If you need more or fewer hours, we can adjust. For couples who do not want to think about time at all, we can plan a full-day option. During consultation, we walk through your timeline and recommend the ideal coverage so nothing important is missed.

Smaller weddings may only need one photographer or one cinematographer. Larger or more complex days may need a lead photographer, second photographer, lead videographer, second shooter, drone operator, or assistant support.

Most engagement sessions last about 1–2 hours. That is usually enough time for one or two locations, a mix of cinematic video and natural photos, and short interview-style moments if you want your story or vows included in the final film.

If you are dreaming of a mini movie with multiple looks, several locations, or a fuller experience, we can plan a longer session. The goal is to create something that feels relaxed, personal, and useful for your wedding website, invites, save-the-dates, or welcome events.

When you book us, you do not just get a wedding video. You receive a complete collection of films and images that tell your story from every angle. If you book videography, you receive a short teaser for social media, a cinematic highlight film, a longer feature or documentary film of the day, and, depending on your package, an additional extended film with moments such as the full ceremony, speeches, or other key parts of the day. You also receive the usable raw footage from the day, carefully organized, and a personalized online page where you can stream, download, and share your films in high quality.

If you also book photography, you receive approximately 700-1500 fully edited photos, with professional color correction and retouching on all delivered images. You also receive a beautiful online photo gallery for viewing, downloading, and sharing with guests. If you additionally order a wedding photo book, we design and deliver a premium printed album that tells the full story of your day.

We make the delivery process as beautiful and convenient as possible. You receive a private online gallery with all your photos, where you can view, download in high resolution, and easily share with family and friends. Your wedding films and video files are also delivered via a secure online link for streaming and download.

If you have ordered a photo book, we design and print a high-quality album that tells the full story of your day in a tangible, heirloom format. Everything is delivered in a way that is easy to access now and meaningful to keep for years to come.

Our approach is editorial documentary. We guide when guidance helps, especially for portraits and structure, then step back so real emotion and movement can happen naturally.

Our style is fine art meets editorial documentary. We work with natural light, soft yet rich colors, elegant compositions, and real emotions — so your photos and films feel refined, romantic, and timeless, not trendy.

The goal is simple: images and videos that still look beautiful and relevant decades from now.

You are not alone — most couples say this at first. Our job is not to put you on stage, but to guide you gently so you feel relaxed and look like the best version of yourself.

We help with simple, natural posing, easy directions, flattering angles, and good light. You do not need to know what to do; we take care of that. Very often the most camera-shy couples are the ones who later say, “I can’t believe that is actually us — in a good way.”

We use professional cinema and photo gear: RED and Sony FX-series cameras, 4K capture, slow motion where it serves the story, stabilization, professional audio, lighting for dark spaces, drone where allowed, and film cameras such as Contax 645 and 35mm for the analog look.

Music is selected to fit the emotion, rhythm, and pacing of the day. Preferences are welcome, but the final track also needs to be legally usable and strong enough to carry the edit.

Yes. After the first delivery, you can request reasonable adjustments such as pacing, shot selection, music timing, or small trims. We protect the cinematic flow while making sure the important parts feel right to you.

Yes — and this is one of our big differences from many studios. Along with your edited films, we provide all usable raw footage from your wedding day.

That means you get every captured moment, not just what made it into the final edit, plus the freedom to rewatch speeches, reactions, and behind-the-scenes memories in full. Your films are crafted for beauty and storytelling; the raw footage is your complete archive of the day.

Standard delivery is up to 60 days for full photo and video. If you want the wedding film sooner, an express video edit can be arranged when available, with the video edit prepared in about 9 days.

Yes. We plan with backup cameras, lenses, audio recorders, batteries, memory cards, and professional support options so unexpected problems do not become your problem.

We use discreet microphones, venue or DJ audio feeds when available, and backup recorders. Clear vows and speeches are essential; the sound has to feel as intentional as the image.

Yes. Engagement sessions can include both photos and video. They are relaxed, useful, and help you feel comfortable before the wedding day.

You receive a beautiful online gallery, and you can also order fine-art prints or a premium printed wedding photo book if you want something tangible and heirloom-worthy.

Yes. Photos are professionally color corrected and retouched. Films are edited for story, pacing, sound, and color, so the final collection feels cohesive.

Yes. We recommend a second shooter when the wedding has multiple locations, larger guest counts, parallel getting-ready moments, or a timeline that needs more coverage than one person can comfortably handle.

Absolutely. We want to know what matters to you: family priorities, traditions, people, details, inspiration, and anything you do or do not want emphasized.

Yes. Many couples choose to keep their most personal moments, like full vows, card readings, or private audio, only in the feature film or documentary edit and out of the public trailer.

We can create a trailer that feels emotional and cinematic while keeping your most intimate lines and inside jokes just for you.

We have worked with different light, cultures, timelines, venues, and wedding scales, from intimate celebrations to multi-day destination events. The goal is to stay calm and creative no matter what the day brings.

No. Even with two shooters, we work discreetly and respectfully, often with longer lenses so moments can happen naturally. You will not feel like you are on a movie set.

We prefer natural light and the atmosphere you have created. When lighting is needed for speeches or dark receptions, we use it carefully so the room still feels elegant.

It depends on the timeline, number of locations, and how complete you want the story to be. We review the day with you and recommend coverage that protects the important moments without adding pressure.

The trailer is the fast emotional preview. The short or highlight film is a refined cinematic edit. The full-length film carries more of the day. The documentary film is the most complete version, often preserving ceremony, speeches, and key events with fewer cuts.

Couples who care about emotion, aesthetics, and memory. If you want timeless photos and films rather than only a few pretty images, you are in the right place.

It started with our own wedding and the struggle to find a videographer who matched our vision. That pushed us to bring cinema techniques, including anamorphic language, into weddings and create films that feel like real movies, not just documentation. Since then, we have fallen in love with turning wedding days into emotional, artistic stories that couples can treasure for a lifetime.

We are based around Texas weddings, but we happily travel across the U.S. and worldwide. Destination weddings are a natural part of our work, and travel is one of the things that keeps the storytelling inspired.

Travel costs are simple and transparent — usually flights, accommodation, and a clear destination package. Tell us your location and dates, and we will send exact details.

Yes. We travel for destination weddings all over the world and keep travel costs transparent, usually through flights, accommodation, and a clear destination package.

Yes. We have filmed South Asian, Jewish, Asian, and multicultural weddings. We take time to understand rituals, family priorities, and timing so meaningful moments are captured with care.

When it is safe, legal, and venue-approved, we love to include drone footage of the location and surroundings. It should add cinematic scale, not distract from the story.

Anamorphic lenses create a wider cinematic frame, soft background, oval bokeh, and gentle lens flares. In simple terms, it helps the wedding film feel closer to a real movie than a regular event recording.