Frequently Asked Questions

Wedding Videography

Do you record vows and speeches?

Yes. When it serves the story naturally, I record and incorporate audio from vows, speeches, and meaningful moments. Some films rely heavily on spoken words, while others use music alone. The approach is always guided by what best reflects the couple and the feeling of the day.

How would you describe your filming style?

I focus on honest moments, natural pacing, and emotional continuity. Rather than staging or interrupting, I let the day unfold and capture it with intention. The result feels calm, cinematic, and deeply personal.

Do you give direction during the wedding day?

Very little — and only when needed. For portraits or quiet moments together, I’ll offer simple prompts to help you feel comfortable. During the ceremony and reception, I work invisibly so moments happen naturally.

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How do you handle low-light or dark venues? style?

I’m experienced working in a wide range of lighting conditions. I use professional lighting techniques thoughtfully and sparingly to preserve the atmosphere while ensuring your film remains clean, cinematic, and timeless.

Will our film feel timeless years from now?

That is always the goal. I avoid trends that age quickly and focus instead on emotion, story, and pacing — the elements that hold meaning long after the wedding day has passed.

How do you work alongside our photographer?

Collaboration is key. I work seamlessly with photographers, planners, and coordinators to ensure a calm, efficient, and respectful experience that prioritizes the couple.

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Will our film feel timeless years from now?

Collaboration is key. I work seamlessly with photographers, planners, and coordinators to ensure a calm, efficient, and respectful experience that prioritizes the couple.

What if our day doesn’t follow a traditional timeline?

That’s completely fine. Non-traditional timelines often create the most interesting and personal films. I adapt easily and focus on the emotional rhythm of the day rather than a rigid schedule.

What do couples value most after watching their film years later?

Almost always, it’s the small moments—the glances, laughter, voices, and interactions they didn’t realize were happening. Those details become increasingly meaningful over time.

How do you handle emotional or sensitive family dynamics?

With care and awareness. I pay close attention to relationships, energy, and boundaries. My approach is always respectful, allowing moments to unfold naturally without placing anyone in an uncomfortable position.

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Wedding Photography – Additional FAQs

How would you describe your photography style in simple terms?

It’s a balance of candid moments and gentle direction. I focus on capturing real emotion while guiding when necessary so everything feels natural and unforced.

Do you prioritize candid moments or posed portraits?

Both matter, but candid moments tend to tell the deeper story. Portraits are approached calmly and efficiently so you can return to enjoying your day.

How do you work during emotional moments like vows or speeches?

Discreetly and respectfully. I capture these moments without drawing attention or interfering, allowing them to unfold naturally.

What if the lighting or weather isn’t ideal?

I’m comfortable working in a wide range of conditions. Thoughtful use of light ensures images remain clean, flattering, and timeless regardless of the setting.

Do we need to know how to pose for our wedding photos?

No. You don’t need to pose or perform. My style is rooted in intuitive direction and honest interaction. Instead of stiff posing, I help you move and connect naturally, allowing your personalities and relationship to guide the imagery.