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Featured New Orleans Wedding Films
JoJo & Jemiah — Tree of Life + Firehouse Loft
Ashanti & Jason — Treme Market Branch
Latangula & Cardell — New Home Ministries
A Star Wars-themed New Orleans wedding featuring an outdoor ceremony, creative portraits, reception storytelling, and cinematic lightsaber sequences.
Historic New Orleans atmosphere, live music, second-line energy, and documentary-style wedding film coverage.
Ceremony-focused New Orleans wedding videography with clean audio, family moments, warm indoor lighting, and a polished highlight film.
Ramonica & Kevin — Treme Market Branch
A New Orleans wedding highlight film at Treme Market Branch featuring ceremony and reception moments, guest reactions, live celebration, and documentary-style coverage.
Wedding Videography at a Glance
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Style: Documentary-first films with natural pacing and polished editing
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Coverage: Weddings, elopements, second lines, rehearsal dinners, and welcome parties
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Films: Teasers, highlight films, full ceremony edits, and extended coverage depending on package
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Delivery: Teasers typically within 3–7 days; highlight films typically within 6–10 weeks
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Starting price: Wedding videography packages begin at $1,750
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Service area: New Orleans, South Louisiana, the Gulf Coast, and destination weddings
What Wedding Couples Say
“Great quality video footage. Looking at my video was so blissful!!!!”
— Keisha, WeddingWire ★★★★★
“You don’t even realize that they are capturing the most poignant moments… I feel like he didn’t miss a thing.”
— Monica, WeddingWire ★★★★★
“He was easy to work with, punctual, and the quality of service was A1.”
— Latangula, WeddingWire ★★★★★
La’Toya & Chazz — NOPSI Hotel
A New Orleans wedding film featuring elegant hotel details, ceremony moments, reception energy, live music, and a traditional second line through the city.
Regina & Michael — Algiers Auditorium
A lively New Orleans wedding film featuring family moments, reception traditions, live entertainment, a brass-band second line, and an energetic celebration.
Evangeline & Michael — NOLA Skyline
Wedding videography featuring getting-ready moments, ceremony coverage, portraits, reception traditions, live entertainment, and the energy of a New Orleans second line.
New Orleans Wedding Videography Starting at $1,750
Wedding videography preserves the parts of your day that photography cannot fully capture—your vows, voices, movement, music, reactions, speeches, second lines, and reception energy.
Coverage can be booked on its own or combined with wedding photography for a coordinated photo and video experience.
Depending on your package, coverage may include:
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Wedding highlight film
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Full ceremony edit
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Vows and professional audio
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Toasts and formal dances
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Reception coverage
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Teaser or social-media clips
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Second line coverage
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Raw footage archive
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Drone footage where permitted
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Photo + video coverage from one team
Wedding videography packages begin at $1,750.
Wedding Videography Packages
Wedding videography packages start at $1,750, with coverage options for highlight films, full ceremony edits, reception events, and additional wedding-day storytelling. Depending on your collection, professional audio, a second videographer, trailers, and social media clips may be included. Raw footage archives, drone coverage, and other enhancements are available as optional add-ons.
What Affects Wedding Videography Prices in New Orleans?
Wedding videography pricing depends on more than the number of hours filmed. Coverage needs, filming locations, the number of videographers, audio requirements, and the type of finished films all influence the final investment.
For couples looking for affordable wedding videography in New Orleans, my packages start at $1,750, with options ranging from highlight films to more complete ceremony and reception coverage.
Whether you're planning an intimate ceremony, a traditional New Orleans wedding, or a full-day celebration, I'll help you choose coverage that fits your priorities without paying for services you don't need.
Want a more detailed breakdown of wedding video costs? Read my New Orleans Wedding Videography Cost Guide to compare coverage hours, filming teams, highlight films, ceremony edits, and the factors that affect your total investment.
Popular Wedding Video Add-Ons
Depending on your wedding and package, additional coverage can include:
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Second line coverage and route planning
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Social-first vertical clips, typically 15–60 seconds
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Raw footage archive
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Drone footage where legal, safe, and permitted by the venue, location, weather, and FAA rules
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Photo + video coverage planned together by one team
Filming Weddings & Second Lines Across New Orleans
New Orleans weddings can move quickly between hotels, churches, courtyards, portrait locations, receptions, and second lines. I plan video coverage around those transitions so important moments are documented without slowing down the day.
I regularly film weddings throughout the French Quarter, Garden District, CBD, Warehouse District, Westbank, and surrounding South Louisiana. For second lines, coverage is planned around the route, timing, crowd movement, live music, transportation, and transition between locations.
The goal is to capture the couple, wedding party, brass band, guest reactions, street atmosphere, and movement that make a New Orleans wedding feel like New Orleans.
Documentary-First Wedding Films
Your wedding film should feel like your day, not a staged production. I focus on real movement, clean audio when available, natural emotion, and steady coverage that does not pull attention away from the moment.
You’ll still get light direction when it helps. I’ll guide portraits, work around your timeline, and make sure important moments are covered clearly. The final film should feel polished, easy to watch, and true to the people, energy, and place.
Preserving the Voices & Sounds of Your Wedding
Clear audio is just as important as beautiful footage. When planning wedding videography, I consider microphone placement, available audio sources, ceremony restrictions, and the timing of vows, speeches, and special performances. From emotional exchanges to the sounds of a New Orleans brass band, these recordings help bring your wedding film back to life long after the celebration.
Wedding Filmmaking Experience
I began filming music videos in 2005 and have been filming weddings since 2015, with more than 25 weddings filmed throughout New Orleans and South Louisiana.
That experience includes ceremonies, receptions, second lines, live music, speeches, formal dances, and full wedding weekends—working around changing light, fast-moving timelines, venue restrictions, and the unpredictable moments that make each wedding different.
In addition to weddings, I provide professional videography for corporate events, businesses, and private celebrations throughout New Orleans and South Louisiana.
Booking Your Wedding Videographer
1. Check Availability
Send your wedding date, venue, and the type of video coverage you’re considering. I’ll confirm availability and point you toward the appropriate package.
2. Choose Your Coverage
We’ll match the coverage to your timeline, locations, and the films you want delivered, including options such as a highlight film, ceremony edit, second line coverage, or combined photo and video.
3. Reserve Your Date
Once the agreement is signed and the required retainer is received, your wedding date is officially reserved.
4. Pre-Wedding Planning
Before the wedding, we’ll review timing, locations, ceremony details, important audio, second-line plans, and other logistics that affect video coverage.
Wedding Video Delivery & Coverage Details
Typical delivery timelines:
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Teaser film: 3–7 days
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Highlight film: 6–10 weeks
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Extended or documentary edits: 8–12 weeks
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Rush delivery may be available depending on the season and editing schedule
Depending on your package and venue requirements, wedding video coverage may include:
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Multi-camera ceremony coverage
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Professional audio for vows and speeches
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4K video capture
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Stabilized camera movement
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Reception and low-light lighting when needed
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Licensed music for edited films
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Secure file handling and backup workflow
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Drone footage where legal, safe, and permitted
Wedding Videography FAQs
Do you travel beyond New Orleans?
Yes—across Louisiana, the Gulf Coast as well as international destinations.
Do you offer photo + video?
Yes—bundled coverage for a cohesive look and streamlined planning.
Can you record vows, letters, and live music?
Yes. Professional audio can be recorded with multiple sources when included in the selected coverage and when venue conditions allow.
Do you offer drone footage?
Yes, where legal, safe, and permitted by the venue, location, weather conditions, and FAA rules.
How do you handle low-light receptions?
Fast lenses and discreet lighting for clean, cinematic night footage.
Do you offer second line coverage?
Yes—mobile coverage, route planning, and audio considerations.
Is raw footage available?
A raw archive is available as an add-on.
Is licensed music included?
Fully licensed tracks included in edited films.
How far in advance should videography be booked?
Most couples reserve wedding videography several months in advance to secure availability for their date.
How long is a wedding highlight film?
Most highlight films range from 3–8 minutes, depending on the package, with optional extended edits available.
Is wedding videography available throughout New Orleans?
Coverage is available across New Orleans, surrounding parishes, and destination locations.
What’s the difference between a Highlight Film and a Full Ceremony Edit?
A highlight film is a polished recap of your wedding day, edited with the best moments, movement, reactions, music, and select audio when it fits — like vows, speeches, or toasts.
A full ceremony edit is your ceremony shown from start to finish, with continuous coverage and clean audio when available, so you can watch the full service as it happened.
Tel: 504-577-6410
Service areas
New Orleans, French Quarter, Garden District, Warehouse District, Bywater, Marigny, Tremé, Metairie, Kenner, the Northshore, Baton Rouge, and Gulf Coast destinations.