Wedding videographer Adelaide

“The drone footage over the vines at our Barossa cellar door is the shot everyone talks about. Being matched with filmmakers who actually shoot in the valley made all the difference. We compared 3 quotes and picked the one whose showreel we loved.”

“We wanted vineyard and beach in the one film, and the videographer they matched us with planned the whole evening around the light so we got both. The sunset shots at Port Willunga are unreal. So easy and completely free to use.”

“I was after a proper cinematic, story-led film, not just a recording. They matched me with someone whose style was exactly that. The way our vows are woven through the edit is everything I hoped for. Worth every cent of the package.”

“Our Hahndorf chapel had no sound system and I was worried our vows would be lost. The videographer brought their own mics and the audio is crystal clear. Being matched with someone who knew that beforehand saved us a real headache.”

“Full-day coverage was the best decision. The getting-ready footage at our Glenelg apartment and the full speeches are the parts I rewatch most. They gave us 3 options at different price points and we found one that fit our budget perfectly.”

“We only wanted a highlights film and didn't want to be sold a giant package we didn't need. The matches were spot on, all within our budget. The 4 minute film we got back is better than anything I imagined.”

“Comparing videographers myself felt overwhelming. This took an afternoon of stress off our plate. Three filmmakers, all genuinely cinematic, all reaching out to us. We booked the one we clicked with and never looked back.”

“Our wedding was down on the Fleurieu coast and we wanted that wild, windswept look on film. They matched us with a videographer who knew the coastline and the tides. The footage is breathtaking, and the whole matching service cost us nothing.”

“We compared 3 Barossa videographers side by side, which we never would have managed on our own. Loved that we could pick on style and price rather than just whoever came up first on Google. The feature film is a family heirloom now.”