There will always be two videographers, regardless of the size of the wedding or elopement.

If you book either standalone videography or videography + an associate photographer, then I will be your on-site cinematographer along with a second videographer.

If you book me as your wedding photographer and you would like to add videography as an additional service, I will bring along two contracted videographers who will handle all on-site production activities on my behalf (since I cannot do both).

For all bookings, I will be handing all post-production activities (i.e. editing, sound mixing, color grading etc) as well as the delivery of all content. I will also be your main point of contact.

I'll he honest, having been a still photographer for over fifteen years and a wedding photographer for almost twelve, I would personally lean towards investing more into still photography (i.e. second shooter, albums etc). On the other hand, videography is becoming an increasingly popular medium for weddings, especially since the social media algorithms prioritize video content (i.e. instagram reels), and people tend to interact more with video than they do with stills.

Ask yourself, how often do you think you'll watch your wedding video? Is it something that you'll value more than say, a beautifully printed still photo on your wall or a handcrafted wedding album? Also consider that the words spoken during the first look, vows, toasts and speeches will all be recorded. For a lot of the people, this is an especially meaningful keepsake that cannot be captured in a still photo.