Wedding videos

Yes, I definitely do. Travel costs are included in the prices.

Wedding videography is booked by signing a written contract electronically and paying the booking fee. The booking fee is 40% of the price of the wedding video package. The latter 60% portion will be charged 30 days before the wedding day.

Pre-planning means going through your wedding day's schedule – primarily via email, but if necessary via a phone call. After receiving the outline of the schedule, I ask clarifying questions so that I know everything that I need to know to film your wedding day efficiently. This pre-planning is ideally done a week or two weeks before the wedding day, so that the possibility of last-minute changes in plans is as small as possible.

A Reel Video is a 30-second short version of your wedding video. A Split-screen Collage is a 10-15 seconds long "split-screen" style sneak peek of the wedding film. A Split-screen Collage will be made in 1080x1350 (4:5) and 1080x1920 (9:16) sizes. The Collage doesn't have background music. Examples of Split-screen Collages can be seen on my Instagram.

The finished wedding video will be delivered within 12 weeks after the wedding day. The exception is the Snack video package, where the wedding video is delivered within 6 weeks after the wedding day.

Unfortunately that won't be possible. As the creator of the video, I am responsible for copyright compliance. That's why I only use legally licensed songs in wedding videos. The music libraries I use are Musicbed, Epidemic Sound and Artlist.

I only do videography. Shooting video on a hectic wedding day requires full concentration. If you haven't booked a photographer yet, I can give recommendations of photographers with whom the collaboration at earlier weddings has been great. I only recommend photographers with whom I have photographed wedding days before. A great chemistry between a videographer and a photographer will guarantee the best end result.