Guide
How content coverage actually works on the day.
The most common worry we hear from couples is that having a content creator around will mean more directing, more posing, more thinking about a camera. In practice, it's the opposite.
Before the day
We talk through your timeline, your venue, your people and your priorities before we ever arrive, so nothing is guessed on the day itself. If there's a moment you especially want remembered, that conversation is where it gets flagged.
On arrival
We move quietly into the space, usually during getting ready, and start capturing without asking anyone to stop what they're doing. Phone and gimbal, not a big rig. It means we can be close without being obvious about it.
During the ceremony and formals
This is where we stay furthest back. We know your photographer and videographer need clean sightlines for the vows, the rings, the first kiss, so we shoot from the edges, catching the reactions in the crowd rather than competing for the main angle.
Portraits and quieter moments
This is the one part of the day with a little more direction. Not posed content, but small prompts, a walk between locations, a moment to just be together while we capture it moving rather than still.
Reception
Speeches, first dance, the room loosening up as the night goes on. This is usually where the most candid, least self-conscious footage comes from, because by this point most people have forgotten we're there at all.
After
Everything gets edited and delivered within 24–72 hours, depending on your collection: all usable raw content plus your edited reels, ready to relive while the day still feels close.
Curious what this looks like for your specific day? Enquire for your date, or browse the full FAQ.