About Us

Troy and Kim have been married for 7 years and been doing wedding videography for 6 of them. They knew after they got married that they wanted to give couples the most amazing wedding video footage so they can remember their wedding day just as it happened. They feel as a married couple that having a video to cherish has become just as important as photography. Planning a wedding can be stressful, but fulfilling your vendors shouldn't be. We are there to make your day easy.

Why a videographer?

Most couples today would never think of eliminating a photographer, but a videographer is equally as important. The videographer is the one who will capture the spontaneous moments and the sounds of the day that will create a complete visual memory of your wedding day. Photographs are great, but they only capture a fraction of your day. A wedding video captures the mood, feelings and emotions of the most important event of your life.

Why choose us as your videographer?

Choosing a videographer can be confusing and very overwhelming. Your wedding videographer should be someone who is personable and friendly. You don't ever want to be disappointed with any of your vendors and find out on your wedding day ha he/she doesn't listen to your needs and isn't flexible with you.
We are very creative in knowing how to tell your story with the editing process by making sure we capture the important moments of your day, and the essence of who your family and friends are. Also when choosing a videographer you don't want them to be obtrusive to you or your guests. We are there to capture the scenes of your day, yet be "behind the scenes" of it all.

Why two or more cameras?

The reason for this is to ensure that nothing is missed on your wedding day. Having more than one camera will make more for an interesting video. For example, during your ceremony if you have more than one angle you can capture the grooms face while the bride is walking down the aisle. Also, during toasts the videographer can engage on the you, the bride and groom, while your dad makes his most memorable toast. Those are memories and emotions that will recorded for a lifetime. Remember that there are no "second takes" on your wedding day so make sure everything is captured as it happens.