The right size of film
A crew would crowd a day like yours
The intimacy is the point. A registry office with thirty people, a long lunch in a favourite restaurant, a handful of speeches that go on too long — a film crew turns that into a production. Cameras in the hands of the people you chose to be there keep it exactly what it was.
How it works
How it works for a small wedding
Two cameras, your closest people, nothing over-engineered.
Book the kit
Two cameras is all a small wedding needs. From £295 with a £50 deposit — no packages sized for a 150-guest marquee.
It arrives the day before
Free UK delivery, charged and ready, in a box small enough to tuck behind a chair at the registry office.
Give them to your nearest
At an intimate wedding, the people filming are the people in the film — your sister, your best friend, your mum.
The day, undirected
No crew in the corner, no second shooter. Just the vows, the register, the lunch, the laughter — as it happened.
Post it back free
Prepaid label, day after. One small box, one trip to the post box.
Keep every second
All footage is yours forever. The optional £150 teaser edit makes a lovely announcement post.
What's included
The kit, straight up
From £295 — everything your friends need to film, delivered to your door.
2 4K action cameras included
Up to 10 cameras — £80 each extra
2 clip-on microphones
Clear audio of speeches and silliness
Free UK delivery both ways
Arrives the day before, return the day after
£50 deposit secures your date
Balance due 14 days before your wedding
Optional 2-min teaser edit — £150
Editing not included; raw footage is always yours
What your friends might capture
The moments an intimate wedding makes
Friends getting ready — chaos, laughter, someone already on the prosecco.
The bar conversations happening while you're having your photos taken.
A parent having a quiet word with the camera, mid-dance-floor.
The best man telling a story about you that should probably never be recorded. Except now it is.
Bridesmaids filming something ridiculous in the loos.
Guests leaving you messages straight to camera.
Confetti from inside it, not beside it.
The dance floor at midnight — shaky, brilliant, unforgettable.
Real footage
Small weddings, big films
Real footage from days that didn't need a crew.
FAQ
Small wedding video questions, answered
It's perfect for one. Registry offices and small venues often feel wrong with a videographer standing over the ceremony — a discreet camera passed to a guest captures it without changing the atmosphere at all.