How to Choose a Wedding Videographer​

​

• Decide on Your Wedding Video Style.  Every videographer has a unique approach. Some offer a cinematic wedding film with dramatic editing and music; others specialise in a documentary style that captures the day as it unfolds.

• Browse portfolios on YouTube, Vimeo or Instagram and ask yourself, “Can I picture my own wedding looking like this?”SEO Tip: Search phrases like “cinematic wedding videographer” or “documentary wedding videography” to find styles you love.

• Check Experience and Reviews - Your wedding is a live event — there are no retakes. An experienced videographer knows how to capture key moments and handle unexpected changes.

• Read Google reviews, ask for full-length examples, and see how they’ve worked at venues similar to yours.

• Understand Packages and Pricing - Wedding videography packages vary widely. Typical questions to ask: How many hours of coverage are included? Will there be one or two videographers? Do we receive raw footage plus an edited highlight film? Are travel or accommodation costs extra? Transparent pricing is a sign of professionalism.  Look for a videographer who explains exactly what you’ll get.

• Ask About Audio and Equipment - Crystal-clear vows and speeches matter just as much as beautiful images. Make sure your videographer uses external microphones and has backup cameras and storage. If you’d like wedding drone footage or same-day edits, discuss that early.

• Clarify Delivery Times and Format - Ask how long wedding video editing takes and how your film will be delivered (USB, online gallery, or streaming link). If you’re active on social media, check whether they can provide Instagram-ready reels or TikTok clips alongside your main video.

• Book Early - Top wedding videographers often book out 12–18 months in advance, especially during peak season. Once you find someone whose style and personality you love, secure your date with a deposit.