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Wedding videographers
11 wedding listings in the directory, by city. All 11 added by the videographers themselves.
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.
Chicago 4Los Angeles 2San Diego 2St Louis 1Evansville 1Paducah 1Nashville 1Murfreesboro 1Franklin 1Smyrna 1Middle Tennessee 1New York 1New Jersey 1Long Beach 1Huntington Beach 1Laguna Beach 1Dallas 1Carrollton 1Frisco 1Lewisville 1Plano 1Valletta 1Malta 1international 1Orange County 1riverside county 1las vegas 1Temecula 1Illinois 1
- Vanilla Video Chicago Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion
- Empire Entertainment St Louis Weddings · Corporate & events · Real estate · Music video
- Ethan Hickey Nashville Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion · Real estate · Music video
- Salt & Snow Films New York Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion · Real estate
- Vlad Talijan Chicago Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion · Real estate · Music video
- J’s Room Productions Chicago Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion
- Sonny Iyasere/Happy Wolf Productions Dallas Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion · Music video
- Matthew Deguara Videography Valletta Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion
- Austell Creative international Weddings · Corporate & events
- A Colored Mind Wedding Videography & Photography Los Angeles Weddings · Corporate & events · Brand & motion · Real estate
- Sureshot Productions Chicago Weddings
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