iPhone Wedding films + content creation
Want to see all those silly faces, big laughs and terrible dance moves again?
Perfect for anyone who wants a “shot from where the action is, like a guest” film without having to source (sometimes wonky and drunken!) footage from guests and edit it all together.
5-7 minute film set to music: £500
5-7 minute film set to music PLUS all the raw footage: £750
Raw footage without an edited film (sent next day via Dropbox): £250*
One minute Instagram reel video: £100*
Watch all my iPhone films on YouTube.
I shoot my wedding films on an iPhone instead of a pro camera, because it captures the feeling, atmosphere and vibe way better – I’m not making Hollywood movies here! The film will take you on a journey, and make you feel like you’re back there at your wedding again.
Don’t worry, the quality is so good you wouldn’t guess it’s made on a phone. Your final film will be around 5-7 minutes long and set to music (there may be snippets of ambient audio included, for example clapping, but I don’t use external mics or recorders).
If you want a full wedding video with ceremony and speeches and a feature-length film, you should hire a videographer. If you want a fun, pacey, perfectly imperfect film that shows the vibe of the day as if it was taken by an all-access-pass guest that you won’t even notice filming, then you can book one of my iPhone wedding videos!
Book an iPhone film for your wedding or add it on to your photography booking.
*raw footage and Instagram reel options only available as an add-on to photography
Why book an iPhone wedding film?
It bridges the gap between guest footage and expensive professional footage.
The film is more candid and less perfect (that’s what I love about it – I’m not trying to replicate a high-end slick Hollywood video)
It’s easier to do than on a camera, because I can take photos at the same time (I mount the phone on top of my camera!), and I’m not having to fuss over settings and miss stuff.
It’s perfect for anyone who wants a “shot from where the action is, like a guest” film without having to source [sometimes wonky and drunken!] footage from guests and edit it all together.
When you should book a full videographer instead
If you want to have full ceremony and speeches filmed, with mics used, and the whole thing put together in several formats, including the full wedding, plus a highlights version and a mini trailer – that’s what a videographer will do. You’ll be paying the same as you pay for a photographer to get a proper videographer. My iPhone wedding films offer you a cheaper option if you want a video without the expense or full service.
