Full Day Wedding Videographer Coverage
This wedding videographer package covers your full wedding day on film, with published pricing for full day coverage starting at $3,995. Travel is not included in that figure. The studio operates out of Irvine and has filmed for clients across California since 2012, along with events in Texas and Hawaii, so out of area dates can be discussed in your quote.
The price shown is the vendor's published starting price; the final quote is confirmed with the vendor based on your date, guest count and details. This price covers one event on a single day. The vendor has not published how many hours it includes, so the exact time is confirmed in your quote before you book. Travel
Full Day Wedding Videographer Coverage
This wedding videographer package covers your full wedding day on film, with published pricing for full day coverage starting at $3,995. Travel is not included in that figure. The studio operates out of Irvine and has filmed for clients across California since 2012, along with events in Texas and Hawaii, so out of area dates can be discussed in your quote.
The price shown is the vendor's published starting price; the final quote is confirmed with the vendor based on your date, guest count and details. This price covers one event on a single day. The vendor has not published how many hours it includes, so the exact time is confirmed in your quote before you book. Travel costs are quoted separately and added based on your location.
What the Starting Price Includes
According to the studio's published details, the starting price includes the core pieces most hosts look for in a wedding film. Everything listed below comes from that published list, and any extras outside it are confirmed with the studio when you request your quote.
- Full feature video of your wedding day
- Highlight video
- High definition video
- Multiple cameras
- Raw footage
Optional Services to Ask About
The studio's most popular package adds client revisions and coverage of multiple locations on top of the starting inclusions. Drone footage is also offered. If you want any of these, mention them when you request a quote so the studio can price them for your date, since they are not part of the starting price shown here.
Moments the Studio Covers
Coverage can include the pre-ceremony, the ceremony and the reception, and the studio also films rehearsal dinners. Whether you want a short highlight reel or a full length movie, the studio adapts the duration of the final film to fit what you have in mind, so share the parts of the day that matter most to you.
- Pre-ceremony preparations
- Ceremony
- Reception
- Rehearsal dinner, when requested
Film Styles and Delivery Formats
The studio's motto is to let its films tell your story. Style options listed for the studio include cinematic, documentary, short form, storytelling and traditional, so talk through the feel you want when you book. Final films can be delivered as a digital download, on Blu-ray, DVD, SD card, USB flash drive or USB hard drive.
Beyond weddings, the studio films business projects, conventions, galas, music videos and senior portraits. That range of work means the team is used to fast moving, live events where moments only happen once, and it brings that same focus to the speeches, first dance and quiet details of your wedding day.
What Past Clients Say
The studio is five-star rated, and every reviewer recommends it. Past clients say the filmmaker grabs every little detail and delivers everything they ask for, describe a hardworking and professional team, and say the finished work brings back all the emotion of the day. One client who booked event coverage planned to book the studio again for a wedding ceremony.
Questions to Ask Before You Book
Since the published figure is a starting price, a few questions help you compare quotes clearly. Ask how many hours of coverage your quote includes, how many camera operators will attend, how long the highlight and full feature films will run, which delivery formats you will receive and how travel is calculated for your venue.
It also helps to ask how raw footage is delivered, whether client revisions are part of your quote and whether drone footage is possible at your venue, since some sites limit drone flights. Having these answers in writing before you book means there are no surprises once the films arrive after the wedding.
Planning Your Wedding Day Timeline
Full day coverage works well when the videographer has your timeline early. Share the start of preparations, the ceremony time, any first look, family formals, speeches, first dance and send off. If you have more than one location, include travel time between them so the studio can plan camera positions and make sure nothing important is missed.
How Booking Works
Send your date, venue, guest count and the parts of the day you want covered through the inquiry form. The studio confirms availability, the hours included, travel costs and any optional services in a written quote. Once you approve the quote and terms, the studio holds your date.
