Barbara & Rene
Your day, in your words
You found us on social media, and what you asked for came through clearly: a film that tells the story of the day with real emotion and a sense of fun — cinematic, but never staged — with a few honest moments of dialogue woven through it. That’s exactly the kind of work we love to make.
On the photography, you like a timeless, editorial look for a handful of moments — without it tipping into over-posed — alongside the candid, real emotion of the day as it actually unfolds. So we hold both: a little editorial where it earns its place, and the day left to breathe everywhere else.
Timeless, and real
A few considered, editorial frames through the morning and between the ceremony and reception — and everywhere else, the candid, in-the-moment emotion of the day as it happens.
A film to share
A cinematic highlight film — the showpiece you sit down and share with family and friends. Story-driven, with the emotion and the fun, and a few selective lines of dialogue drawn from the vows and speeches.
The whole day, documented
A documentary edit alongside the highlight — the full ceremony minute-for-minute, the entrances, the speeches, the cake and first dance. Not the one you watch every week, but the record that’s there in full.
Two of you, two mornings
Getting ready across two locations — Alexandria and a second spot closer to Mosman. A team at each, so neither morning is missed, then both teams together at the ceremony.
Flow of the day
Here’s the day as it stands today. The exact timings get refined together at your planning session — working back from the 4:00 ceremony so the two mornings and the drive to Mosman all sit comfortably, with nothing rushed.
Getting ready — location one
Getting ready — location two
Ceremony
Cocktail hour & photos
Reception
Final timings and getting-ready locations are refined together as we get closer to the day.
Why two teams
Your two mornings run at the same time, in different parts of the city — Alexandria and a second location closer to Mosman. A team is a photographer and a videographer together, so the honest way to hold both mornings is a team at each: neither getting-ready is missed, and then both teams come together at the ceremony for the angles. What changes between collections is how far that second team runs into the day.
Start to finish
Your lead photographer and videographer stay with you from the morning through to the end of the coverage window (~9:30 PM), running three to four locked-off cameras through the ceremony and reception alongside the handheld work — so the room already looks multi-angle without a crowd standing in it.
How far into the day
Straight answer: the reception doesn’t need a second team — the locked-off cameras already cover the entrances and first dance. Two teams earn their place across the two mornings and the ceremony, which is why Your Day is the collection we’d point you to. The single-team Essentials is there if you’d rather keep it lean.
Your films & photographs
A few ways to relive the day, from a quick share to the full record. Tap through a real example of each — yours will be shaped around your own moments, your music and your vibe.
Teaser Film
A 45–60 second clip, delivered within two weeks of the wedding — the first taste while the day is still fresh, and lovely to share.
Highlight Film
A cinematic five-to-eight minute edit, shaped around your vibe, your music and the moments that matter most — story-driven, with the emotion and the fun, and a few selective lines of dialogue. The film you sit down and share.
Documentary Film
The deepest record of the day — the full ceremony minute-for-minute, the entrances, the speeches and the formalities. The archive you park for years, then return to.
A Full Wedding Gallery
Your photographs are a way to relive the day too. Every frame — typically 1,200 to 2,000 edited photos — grouped by the stages of the day, delivered in full colour with a complete black-and-white set alongside. Downloadable, searchable by face, kept online for life. Have a look through a couple of full wedding galleries so you can see how the whole day is captured.
Three ways to have it captured
Each collection is a starting point — every line is spelled out, and anything can be moved between them. Choose one, fine-tune it, and the quote updates as you go.
The Essentials
- One team — a photographer & videographer together
- Both getting-ready locations, covered by moving between them
- Full-day coverage through to ~10:30 PM — ceremony, photos & reception
- Highlight film — 5–6 minutes
- Basic Documentary film — full ceremony, minute-for-minute
- Reception entrances, all speeches, cake & first dance
- 2–4 minutes of dancing highlights
- Full online gallery — 1,200–2,000 edited photos, colour + black & white, kept for life
- Every edited & RAW photo and video file, on your hard drive
- Private review gallery + one round of changes
Your Day
- Two teams — a photographer & videographer at each morning location
- Both mornings captured at the same time, both teams at the ceremony
- Team 1 — full day through to ~10:30 PM
- Team 2 — through to the end of the ceremony (~5:00 PM)
- Sneak-peek photos — 20–30 previews within two weeks
- Sneak-peek teaser film — 45–60s, within two weeks
- Highlight film — 6–8 minutes
- Basic Documentary film — full ceremony, minute-for-minute
- Reception entrances, all speeches, cake & first dance
- 2–4 minutes of dancing highlights
- Full online gallery — 1,200–2,000 edited photos, colour + black & white, kept for life
- Every edited & RAW photo and video file, on your hard drive
- Private review gallery + one round of changes
The Complete Collection
- Two teams — a photographer & videographer at each morning location
- Both mornings captured at the same time, both teams at the ceremony
- Team 1 — full day through to ~10:30 PM
- Team 2 — through the photoshoot + reception entrances (~7:30 PM)
- Sneak-peek photos — 20–30 previews within two weeks
- Sneak-peek teaser film — 45–60s, within two weeks
- Highlight film — 8–10 minutes
- Standard Documentary film — getting-ready + reception montages, 10–15 min of each dance bracket
- Full ceremony minute-for-minute, entrances, speeches, cake & first dance
- Drone coverage — harbour & venue establishing shots
- Full online gallery — 1,200–2,000 edited photos, colour + black & white, kept for life
- Every edited & RAW photo and video file, on your hard drive
- Private review gallery + one round of changes
Delivery & booking
How you receive it
- The highlight and documentary arrive within about three months; where your collection includes the sneak peek, it lands within two weeks
- A private online gallery of your photographs — grouped by the day, searchable by face, full colour and black & white, kept for life
- A private film review link — pause anywhere and leave timecoded notes
- On a hard drive you provide: both finished films, every edited & RAW photograph, and every RAW video file from each camera
To lock in the date
- A $2,000 deposit secures 18 September 2027 as yours
- The balance is due 10 days before the wedding
- Every collection can be customised — move a line in, take one out, and we adjust the quote
- Nothing’s locked in on timings — we fine-tune it all together closer to the day
Ready when you are
Open your quote to choose a collection and fine-tune it — and if you’ve any questions on the timings, the teams or the edits first, just reply and I’ll talk you through it.
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