We didn't think anything of the first wedding we filmed together. I mean... what's the big deal? Then we heard story after story after story of couples who rewatched their wedding film over and over, rediscovering moments they'd forgotten, feeling emotions they thought had faded.

One bride told us she watches her film every anniversary. A groom said seeing his late grandmother's speech brought tears of joy. Another couple said their film reminded them why they fell in love on a tough day.

That's when we realized the weight of what we do. These aren't just videos — they're time capsules of the most important day of your life.

To us, wedding videography is about preserving love.

How many times have you wished you could relive a moment exactly as it happened? Your wedding film gives you that opportunity — to hear your vows again, to see your parent's tears, to feel the joy of your first dance, all over again, for the rest of your life.

Why a team approach? While one of us captures the bride's emotional preparation, another is filming the groom's nervous excitement. While one focuses on the ceremony wide shots, another captures intimate close-ups of tears and smiles. We don't miss a moment — because we're everywhere at once.