Not sure whether to choose documentary or cinematic wedding videography? Learn the differences and which style stands the test of time.

A clear guide to wedding videography costs in the UK, what affects pricing, and what couples are really paying for.

Choosing your wedding videographer isn’t just another supplier booking. It’s choosing the person who will capture the voices, movement and atmosphere of your day. When you get it right, your film becomes something you return to for decades. When you get it wrong, you feel it every time you press play.

The short answer. No, you don’t need a wedding videographer. But if you want to relive how your wedding actually felt, and not just how it looked, then most couples later realise it’s one of the best decisions they made.

In November, I was invited to visit Maydencroft Manor, a stunning new wedding venue just outside Hitchin in Hertfordshire. This is a complete dry hire venue, giving couples the freedom to design a day that truly reflects their style, vision, and personality.

Sometimes the best stories start completely by chance. A random chat on a train one evening ended up taking me all the way to Spain to film an incredible English–Spanish destination wedding in the Mijas Hills, just outside Marbella and Malaga. What started as a simple commute turned into one of my favourite experiences as a wedding videographer, capturing a day full of sunshine, emotion, and a bit of serendipity.

Content Creator vs Videographer - a very hot topic within the wedding industry right now. With the question from couples being “should I hire a content creator or videographer? Or both?”