Wedding Films
Films from weddings we have covered, from the first ritual to the last dance, shot by our videographers and cut by our editors.
What a same-day edit is
A same-day edit is a short film cut during the wedding itself, from footage filmed that morning and afternoon, and played for your guests at the reception the same night.
It needs an editor working while the rest of the team keeps filming, and a timeline with room for it, so it suits some weddings better than others. If you are thinking about one, mention it when you contact us and we will talk through whether your schedule allows it.
Highlight film or full edits
Highlight film
A short film that tells the story of your wedding, cut to music, with moments from each event.
- Easy to share with family and friends
- Can carry your vows or speeches as voice-over
- Moves quickly from one event to the next
Full edits
Longer edits of the ceremony and speeches, kept close to how they happened.
- Rituals in order, with the priest’s or officiant’s words
- Every speech in full
- A record for parents and grandparents
Watching and sharing your films
On a big screen
Watch the highlight film together on a television first, with the sound up. The audio is half the film.
With relatives who could not come
Send the highlight film to family who could not travel, and save the full edits for the people who want every ritual.
With grandparents
Sit with them for the full ceremony edit. They may see the rituals from angles they missed on the day.
Keep copies
Once you have your films, keep them in more than one place, such as a drive at home and cloud storage.
How our films are made
Every film starts on the wedding day with our videographers, who film each event you book, from the first ritual to the last dance. They capture the sound as well as the picture: the dhol, the mantras, the vows and the speeches. Afterwards our editors shape that footage into a film with a beginning, a middle and an end, so it plays as one story rather than a montage of clips.
Kinds of film
Highlight films run for a few minutes and carry the feeling of the whole wedding. Longer ceremony and speech edits keep the important parts in full, so families can watch the Pheras, the Anand Karaj or the toasts again without cuts. Same-day edits are cut during the wedding itself and screened at the reception the same night. Engagement teasers are short films from an engagement session, often filmed vertical for social media.
Photo and film from one team
Because our photographers and videographers work together, they plan their positions in advance and stay out of each other’s shots during the moments that matter. That is especially important in a mandap or a gurdwara, where space is tight and the ceremony will not be repeated.
Delivering your films
Films are delivered as digital files you can keep and share, in sizes suited to a television, a laptop and a phone. If you have relatives who could not travel, a film is often the way they see the wedding, so we make sure the sound of speeches and vows is clear.
Drone and aerial footage
Where the venue and the rules allow, drone footage shows the scale of an estate, the line of a Baraat or the waterfront behind a ceremony.
Read more on wedding videography or Indian wedding films, or check your date.
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Tell us your dates, events and venues, and we will come back with availability and coverage built around your celebration.