Two broad approaches sit behind most wedding films: traditional, which prioritises clarity and consistency, and editorial, which goes after mood and story instead, often at the expense of a bit of that uniformity.
Traditional suits situations where the images need to look uniform or straightforwardly professional. Editorial suits situations where personality and atmosphere matter more.
Neither is objectively better. The right choice depends entirely on what the images are for, and that’s worth raising before a wedding film is booked, not after the style has already been picked for you by default.
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FAQs
A couple of quick answers.
How soon do we get the film?
A highlights film is usually delivered within four to six weeks, alongside the photography gallery.
How long is the final film?
A highlights film typically runs three to five minutes: the ceremony and speeches lead into the first dance. A longer documentary-style cut is available on request.
Further reading
A few more posts worth reading.