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A highlight film is a feeling — four minutes of music and beautiful moments. The documentary film is the memory itself: your partner's voice shaking during the vows, your dad's whole toast, the joke your best friend told. Years from now, those are the minutes you'll want back. That's why every one of our collections includes the full documentary edit.
TipsPut the rings, invitation, shoes, perfume, vow books and jewelry in one box the night before. It saves 20 minutes of searching and gives us time for the detail shots you'll love.
TimelineThe softest light comes in the hour before sunset. Ask your coordinator to leave 15–20 minutes for a quick sunset session — it's often everyone's favorite part of the gallery.
AudioAsk your speakers to use the microphone and hold it close. We also mic the officiant and connect to the DJ so your vows and toasts sound clear in your film.
FamilyA short list of family groupings — and one relative who knows everyone — turns family photos into a fast 20 minutes, so you get back to cocktail hour sooner.
ReceptionFirst dance, parent dances, cake cutting, a surprise performance — share them ahead of time so we're in position before they happen.
GuideWhen the photographer and videographer are one team, they plan together and stay out of each other's shots. You get better coverage, one point of contact — and usually a better price.
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