Wedding videography is most often booked combined with photography, because it works out significantly cheaper than booking two separate suppliers and gives you one consistent style across stills and film.

Combined photo and video packages start from around £1,295 for a full ceremony-led wedding day. The most popular Silver tier (around £1,695) includes documentary-cinematic photography plus a full wedding film with optional drone footage. The Gold package at £2,195 covers prep through to late-party with extended creative time.

Video-only bookings are available on request for couples who already have a photographer. View all photo and video packages here, or send me your date and venue for a custom quote.

Most couples receive two films: a 4–7 minute highlight film — the version you’ll share with friends and rewatch on anniversaries — and a longer feature film covering the full ceremony, key speeches and the reception in proper detail.

The highlight is designed for shareability. The feature is for keeping. Both are colour-graded to cinema standard, with clean audio and licensed music. Length can be adjusted to suit your day — some couples want a tighter 3-minute edit, others love a longer 10-minute story. We’ll talk through what works for you.

Final delivery is 2–4 weeks after the wedding — significantly faster than the industry norm of 8–12 weeks.

I’m a one-person studio and I prioritise turnaround because nobody wants to wait three months to relive their wedding day. You’ll typically get a sneak-peek clip within the first week, the highlight film within 2 weeks, and the full feature film within 4 weeks at the latest.

In peak summer (June–September) some weddings stretch closer to the 4-week end, but you’ll always know exactly where you are in the process.

Raw unedited footage is available as a paid add-on, not as standard. The reason: a polished cinematic film is the version of your day I want you to remember — raw footage includes the bits that didn’t make the cut for a reason (audio glitches, awkward angles, repeated takes), and I don’t want those to dilute how you remember your wedding.

That said, some couples genuinely want everything — the unguarded conversations, the wide shots that don’t fit the highlight, the speeches in full. If that’s you, raw footage delivery on a USB drive is available as an extra. Just ask when we’re putting your package together.

Every film uses properly licensed cinematic music from professional libraries (Musicbed, Artlist, Soundstripe and similar). This matters more than couples often realise — without proper licensing, your film gets muted on YouTube and Vimeo, or worse, taken down completely.

Couples are welcome to request specific tracks or genres, and I’ll match the mood from licensed equivalents. If there’s a song that means something to you specifically (your first dance, the song you got engaged to), let me know and we’ll find a way to weave it in where licensing allows.

What I won’t do is use unlicensed chart music — even if it’s the song you walked down the aisle to. The trade-off isn’t worth it: a film you can’t share online isn’t a film worth making.

Yes — professional live streaming is available as an add-on for couples with family or friends who can’t travel. The ceremony streams in HD to a private link with proper audio (radio mics on the celebrant and the couple, not just the room mic on a phone).

It’s genuinely different from the “stick a phone on a tripod” approach — broadcast-grade coverage that gives your overseas family a real seat at the wedding. More about wedding live streaming in Norfolk here.