Common questions

We're in London and film across the UK most weekends. We travel abroad too. Tell us where the wedding is and we'll quote travel and accommodation as a separate line so you can see exactly what it costs.

Your trailer lands about a month after the wedding and the full film follows within two months. Photographs take around two months. If anything is going to slip, we tell you before the date passes, not after.

Yes, and we'd rather you did. Send us songs that mean something to you and a list of the people and moments we must not miss: the aunt who flew in, the speech your brother has been writing for a year. We build the edit around that list.

Often. Ghanaian, Nigerian, Caribbean and South Asian ceremonies are a large part of what we do, and we plan for them properly: we ask who the key family members are, when the ceremony actually starts, and what it would be unforgivable to miss.

The trailer is three to five minutes, the version you'll share. The full film runs fifteen to sixty minutes and keeps the speeches, the vows and the ceremony close to whole. Most couples take both.

Documentary first. We may stage some moments or direct some parts of your day for visual, aesthetic and storytelling purposes. The grade is warm and film-like rather than heavily stylised, so it will still look right in ten years.

It depends on the size of your wedding: one filmmaker for smaller days, or two as standard, so one can stay with each of you during the morning and we can cover the ceremony from two angles. A third joins for weddings over 150 guests or for a ceremony and reception in different places.

Always. A half-hour video call, no charge and no pressure. You'll meet the person who will actually be filming your wedding, not a salesperson.

After the call we send an invoice that doubles as the contract. A 50% deposit holds the date and the balance can be split into monthly payments up to a month before the wedding.

Yes, full public liability and equipment cover. Venues that ask for certificates can have them sent directly.

Every camera records to two cards at once and footage is backed up to two drives before we leave the venue. We carry spare bodies, spare lenses and spare audio. If one of us falls ill, we have filmmakers we trust who can step in.