Journal
Four real same-sex weddings I have filmed, from a barn in Essex to a polo club in London. Every couple gets the same thing from me: their own story, told properly.
Separate photographer and videographer, or one team for both? The honest case for combined coverage, with real numbers and a real wedding to judge it by.
Two ceremonies, two traditions, one day. Avneet and Laurence’s Sikh and Irish fusion wedding at Wotton House in Surrey, and why a second videographer changes the film.
Every couple should interrogate their videographer before booking. Here are the twelve questions worth asking, and the answers I actually give.
Barn venues dominate UK weddings for good reason. Seven real barn wedding films from Surrey, Sussex, Essex and beyond, and what a barn asks of the person filming it.
From a Westminster chapel to a Greenwich pub, eight real London weddings I have filmed, with the films to watch. If you are searching for a London wedding videographer, start with the work.
Most cost guides quote vague survey averages. Here are my actual 2026 prices as a working London wedding videographer, what each tier includes, and what genuinely moves the number up or down.
Aerial photographs change how a wedding gallery feels. Suddenly you see the whole day in its landscape. Inside Coral & Barry’s spring wedding, and how I plan drone coverage safely at UK venues.
Golden light, vineyard views and an emotional ceremony in the South of France. How we filmed and photographed Gary & Micia at Château Naudou, and what to think about if you are planning your own wedding abroad.