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You commission this once and you cannot reshoot it. The difference between a good hire and a bad one is audio and preparation, not cameras.
What you get
What a wedding shoot delivers
- Highlight film Three to eight minutes, cut to music. The version you rewatch.
- Ceremony and speeches Full length. Vows and toasts in full.
- Teaser Sixty seconds, often within days.
- Raw footage Sometimes included, sometimes charged for, sometimes refused. Ask first.
Before you book
Five questions worth asking
The answers predict the outcome better than a showreel does.
- How do you record audio? The biggest quality gap there is. You want lavalier mics on the groom and officiant, plus a feed from the venue desk. Not "the camera mic".
- Who is shooting, and what if they are ill? You want the person you met, and a named backup.
- One camera or two? One camera cannot cover both faces during vows.
- What is the turnaround, in writing? Six to twelve weeks is normal. "When it is ready" is not a turnaround.
- Have you shot at our venue? Not essential. A scout beforehand tells you how they work.
What moves the price
Why two wedding shoots differ
These are the variables that decide the number. Videographer.com turns them into a budget estimate.
- Hours of coverage
- A second shooter
- Drone
- A same-day teaser
- Travel
- Documentary or cinematic edit