The closest you'll ever get to that day again.
These highlight films tell real wedding stories, capturing the moments that matter most. Couples often find themselves watching these films over and over.
Full Day Highlights
The Mill Barns
Full Day Highlights
Barns & Yard
Good with cameras, better with a frying pan, emotionally unstable during great movies.
I'm Chris, a wedding filmmaker. I chose this path because Star Wars already had its director.
On a wedding day, I stay calm, am easy to be around, and focus on capturing real moments instead of staged ones.
For me, this is more than just filming. I'm preserving something you can't get back. People change, kids grow, and voices age.
That's why I focus on reactions, voices, and the small interactions that matter, not just how things looked.
Photos freeze a moment, but video brings it back: the way someone laughed, how they hugged you, and the sound of their voice saying your name.
I love storytelling, get far too invested in good films, and yes, I still get emotional while editing.
Filming weddings feels like home to me. It's a privilege to witness these days, and I take that responsibility seriously.
Here's how couples receive their full wedding films — highlights, ceremony, speeches and more.
A wedding has many beautiful parts.
But most of those moments are gone within a day.
The flowers fade.
The food is enjoyed and then it's gone.
The decorations are taken down.
Film is one of the few parts of your wedding day that lasts for years, keeping voices, movement, and real moments alive.
That's why couples are always glad they chose to have it.
Some couples want the day beautifully captured as it happens.
Others want something with more shape, more depth, and more of the people around it.
Both are filmed with care. The difference is how far you want the story to go.
A beautifully filmed version of your wedding day, captured with care and kept simple.
This is for couples who want strong visuals, a calm presence, and all the big moments saved without adding extra structure to the day. The wedding unfolds as it is, and the finished films bring you back to the atmosphere, the people, and the parts you will want to hear again.
A more involved, more personal way of turning your wedding into a film built around people, voice, and memory.
This starts before the wedding, carries through the day itself, and finishes afterwards with space to reflect once it has all settled. It is for couples who want more than a beautiful record of the day. It is built to hold onto the feeling of it, the people around it, and the words that may matter even more with time.
I offer payment plans, a clear service agreement, and no hidden fees or pressure.
Sometimes I have last-minute openings for weddings happening within the next 16 weeks.