Wedding Photography vs. Videography: Which One Do You Really Need?

Okay, real talk—do you need both a wedding photographer and a videographer? Some brides wonder if video is just “extra,” but the truth is, these two capture your day in totally different ways. Here’s how to decide what’s right for you (and why both might be the answer).

1. Photos Capture the Moments; Video Captures the Feelings

A photo freezes a moment, but video? It brings that moment to life. Imagine hearing your vows again or reliving your first dance—there’s nothing like it.

Helpful Resource: Watch real wedding films on our portfolio to see how video captures the heart of your day.

2. Why Video Fills in the Gaps

Your wedding day will fly by (seriously, it’s like time speeds up). Video catches the in-between moments you might miss—like grandma’s laugh or the little glances you share.

Pro Tip: Still on the fence? This guide from Brides.com breaks down the value of both photography and videography.

3. Do You Regret Not Getting a Wedding Video?

We hear this all the time—couples who skipped video often say it’s their biggest regret. You don’t get a do-over, and video is the best way to capture everything as it truly happened.

Helpful Resource: Curious about our process? Learn how we tell your story through timeless, emotional wedding films.