Sample Wedding Videos

To open your video we'll capture details of the ceremony space and venue, the bride and groom behind the scenes, guests arriving and scroll some opening credits for a cinematic touch. This results in a nice video montage that sets the stage for the rest of the days events. -Sample filmed by Mike and Matt Buerhaus.

To open your video we'll capture details of the ceremony space and venue, the bride and groom behind the scenes, guests arriving and scroll some opening credits for a cinematic touch. This particular example features extensive pre-ceremony type footage including bridal prep, a first look, formal photos and more! This results in a nice video montage that sets the stage for the rest of the days events. -Sample filmed by Matt Buerhaus.

All of our videos come with your full ceremony in real time. Hear all of the vows, readings and music from the event as it happened. We never set up in the aisle (photographers hate that!) but discreetly roam the perimeter to capture your day. You'll hardly even know we're there. -Sample filmed by Julia Buerhaus.

We'll discreetly sit in on a portion of any formal photos after the ceremony, as well as gather highlights from your cocktail hour when possible and get plenty of details from the reception (cake, centerpieces, etc.), turning all of that into a nice video lead-in to your reception footage. -Sample filmed by Sandy & Mike Buerhaus.

All of the important events from your reception that we're on hand to film will be captured in full, from start-to-finish! See your entire intros, first dance. Hear all the toasts in their entirety. We film it all!

We can set up a camera during your cocktail hour and/or reception that allows your guests to come over and leave well wishes at their leisure!

Part of our Full Length Film editing style, a highlight video wraps up your entire day into a 4 to 5 minute long presentation set to the music of your choice! You can check out dozens of these videos on our Highlight Video page, linked under the wedding header on our main website (www.editinglife.com). -Sample filmed by Matt Buerhaus.

This editing style fits with super slow songs, especially instrumentals. Since most real slow songs don't have a distinguished beat, scenes from the day will transition into one another to compliment the music more effectively. -Sample filmed by Sandy and Matt Buerhaus.

This editing style will give any video a classic look with just the right amount of film grain, scratches and sepia tone. This works especially well with big-band and jazz type music from the early to mid-20th century, or instrumentals like the one featured here. -Sample filmed by Greg Birch.

Some couples like us to record them reading letters they wrote to one another before the ceremony, recordings that we can add to their highlight video. Some like to include snippets of dad's welcome toast in their highlight video. This sample features both! Instrumental music is best if you'd like to include voiceovers in your highlight video (any lyrics would clash with the voiceovers). -Sample filmed by Julia and Matt Buerhaus.

Want to watch an entire video from start to finish? This is where you can!