It's one of the most common questions we get, and it often comes down to budget. We offer both, so we're not going to pretend it's an easy call. Here's what we tell couples who ask.
What a film gives you
Photographs freeze a moment. Film keeps the bits in between: the sound of your vows, your dad's voice cracking during the speech, the roar when the band starts. It's the thing couples rewatch on anniversaries, and the thing family ask to see.
What photographs give you
Photographs are what end up on the walls, in the album and on your parents' mantelpiece. They're the quickest way to look back at the whole day.
If you'd regret not having it
A wedding film isn't just a video. It's a time capsule. In years to come, it's the voices and the little characteristics that mean the most: the way your dad laughs, your granny's turn of phrase, how your best friend talks with her hands. A photograph can't hold those, and they only become more precious as the years go by.
If you're on the fence, ask yourself whether you'd want to hear those voices again in ten or twenty years. If the answer is yes, a film is worth looking at.
Photographs and film together
When our photographers and filmmakers work together, they plan together. They know where each other will be, they don't get in each other's shots, and you deal with one team rather than two. Our most popular collection is photography and film to first dance.
What it costs
Our film collections start from €2,800, and photography and film together start from €5,500. You'll find everything on our pricing page, and we're always happy to talk it through.
Whatever you decide, choose people you'd be happy to have around all day. That matters more than anything on a price list.