Wedding Videography vs Photography: Do You Need Both?

Photos freeze a moment. A film lets you live it again. If you are deciding where to put your budget, here is how to think about it.

What photography gives you

Photographs are beautiful, easy to share and perfect for framing and albums. They capture the looks, the details and the poses of your day.

What videography gives you

A wedding film captures what a photo cannot: your voice when you say your vows, your parents laughing during the speeches, the music, the dancing and the energy of the room. Years from now, these are the things couples treasure most.

Why many couples choose both

• Photos and film tell different parts of the same story.
• A good videographer and photographer work well together and stay out of each other’s way.
• You will have keepsakes to hang on the wall and a film to watch on your anniversary.

If you can only choose one

If hearing the vows and seeing the day move matters most to you, prioritize the film. If you mainly want prints and albums, prioritize photography. Many couples are surprised by how much they value the film in the years after the wedding.

We also offer professional photography, so you can plan both with one team. Ask us how it works during your free consultation.