Wedding Highlight Films
My wedding films aren't meant to capture every minute of your day from start to finish. Instead, they're a short highlight film (typically under 5 minutes) that brings together the moments that made your day feel like your day.
The big moments, the little moments, the people you love, and everything in between.
Think of it as the movie trailer of your wedding day. Something you can watch over and over to remember how it all felt without sitting through hours of footage.
If you're looking for full-day documentary-style video coverage with every part of the day recorded, this probably isn't the right fit. My focus is creating a beautiful highlight film that pairs with your photographs and lets you relive your wedding in a way that's simple, emotional, and easy to watch.
Cost Wedding
For this wedding, I was hired as a second shooter for the lead photographer, with photography taking priority throughout the day. As a Maine wedding photographer and videographer, I captured short video clips in between photo moments and while assisting the primary photographer, focusing on the candid, in-between memories that make a wedding day so special.
Those clips were later woven into a heartfelt montage film that allows the couple to relive the emotion and energy of their day. This highlight-style video is perfect for couples looking for Maine wedding photography with light videography coverage, creating a meaningful keepsake without full-day video production.
Theberge Wedding
For this Maine wedding, my role for the day was dedicated solely to videography coverage. I focused on capturing the meaningful, candid moments as they naturally unfolded.
While I offer wedding videography in Maine, I specialize exclusively in highlight-style coverage rather than full documentary wedding films. My approach is to create a beautifully edited montage that tells the story of your day through short, intentional clips and genuine emotion.
This option is perfect for couples who want professional Maine wedding videography and a cinematic keepsake of their day, while keeping the focus on a heartfelt highlight film instead of full-day video coverage.