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Wedding Videography in Austin · First Email to Final Delivery

first email to final cut,

The experience

What working with us looks like, start to finish. Nothing on the day should be a surprise.

01Step by step
inquiry,

To heirloom

  1. Day 1

    You reach out

    Send your date, venue, and anything else you want us to know. We answer within a day with availability and straight answers on pricing.

  2. Week 1

    A short call

    It's twenty minutes, and we won't pitch you. We talk about how you met, what the day looks like, and whether we're the right fit. If we're not, we'll say so and point you to someone who is.

  3. Booking

    Contract & retainer

    A plain-language contract and a retainer hold your date. From that moment, nobody else can book it.

  4. 1 month out

    The planning call

    We walk your timeline together, flag where the light will be good, and make sure the ceremony audio plan is solid. You'll also fill out a short questionnaire about the people who matter most.

  5. The day

    We disappear into it

    Two cinematographers arrive before you're dressed and stay through the send-off. We don't run the room, direct group shots, or ask you to redo a kiss. The drone goes up when the light is right.

  6. 2 weeks

    The teaser lands

    A short cut sized for phones, while the honeymoon glow is still on. Fair warning: your family will replay it a lot.

  7. 10 to 12 weeks

    The films arrive

    The highlight film, and depending on your collection, the documentary edit, full ceremony, toasts, and the Super 8 reel. It's all delivered digitally, and it's yours to keep.

we stay forThe whole night
Hour thirteen · Omni Barton Creek
02A day in frames

What we're watching for

Morning
morningGetting ready · 11 am
Ceremony
ceremonyThe vows · 4 pm
Golden hour
golden hourPortraits · 6:40 pm
Send-off
send-offSparkler exit · 11 pm
Morning · Ceremony · Golden hour · Send-offEvery hour has its own light
03Pinned to the corkboard
the little moments,

We never stop watching for

The toast that landsHour six
The escape to the creekGolden hour
Send-off, on Super 8Hour eight
04On the day

What it feels like

Couples usually tell us the same thing afterward: they forgot we were there. We don't wear branded polos, we don't stand in the aisle, and we never ask a room to be quiet for us.

What ends up in the film is what actually happened, which is why couples still watch it years later.

See the results
Cinematographer crouched in the aisle filming an outdoor Hill Country ceremony
Behind the scenesCamp Lucy
The walk back up · Hill Country
Kalen & Marcus
"Jake sent the teaser while we were still on our honeymoon. My mom has watched it every single day since."
Addison Grove · April

Step one takes two minutes

start with

Your date

Tell us your date and venue. You'll hear back within a day.

Check your date