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Wedding videography

Wedding Films in Adelaide

When couples say they want a wedding film, they often mean different things: a short shareable highlights reel, a longer feature edit that tells the whole day, or a full record of the ceremony and speeches. Most Adelaide videographers deliver some combination of these. This page explains the difference so you can ask for exactly what you want, and we pass your enquiry to a local filmmaker who delivers it.

What's included

What you can expect

A highlights film is the headline deliverable, a 3 to 5 minute recap set to music that you will watch and share the most. A feature film runs 15 to 30 minutes and tells the day more completely, with more of the speeches, the toasts and the candid moments. A full-ceremony edit is a longer, near-real-time record of the vows and the formalities, often with the speeches as a separate cut. Many couples want the highlights film plus one of the longer edits. Tell us which films matter to you and we match you with videographers who deliver that mix.

  • Highlights film (3 to 5 minutes), the headline deliverable
  • Optional feature film (15 to 30 minutes)
  • Optional full ceremony and speeches edit
  • Social and teaser cuts for sharing
  • Licensed music and clean, captured audio
  • Your enquiry passed to a filmmaker who delivers the films you want

Who it's for

  • Couples who want a short film to share and a longer one to keep
  • Anyone who wants the full ceremony and speeches recorded properly
  • Couples comparing what different videographers actually deliver

Indicative pricing

from $1,800 to $6,000+

Prices are indicative only and set by independent videographers. We match you with filmmakers who fit your budget.

How it works

How we match you

Three simple steps, free and with no obligation.

01

Tell us about your day

Share your wedding date, your region and the style of film you want. It takes a couple of minutes and there is no obligation.

02

We pass it to a local filmmaker

We pass your enquiry to a local Adelaide wedding videographer who is available on your date and fits your style and budget. If we can't find one for your date, we'll let you know.

03

You choose and book

Watch their films, look over the quote, and book directly with the videographer if it feels right. Free to you, always.

The local angle

A practical Adelaide tip: confirm how your videographer captures ceremony audio at your venue. Some Hills chapels and barn venues have no PA, so the filmmaker needs their own lapel and recorder to keep your vows clear. The best local videographers ask about this before the day, so it's a good question to raise early.

Ready for your wedding films?

Tell us your wedding date and style and we'll pass your enquiry to a local Adelaide videographer. Free, no obligation.

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The wider day

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FAQ

Wedding Films: questions answered

A highlights film is a short 3 to 5 minute recap set to music, the one you will share and rewatch most. A feature film is a longer 15 to 30 minute edit that tells the day more fully, with more of the speeches and candid moments. Many couples have both.

Yes. Most Adelaide videographers offer a full-ceremony edit and a separate speeches cut in addition to the highlights film. If having the complete vows and toasts matters to you, ask for it specifically and we match you with filmmakers who deliver it.

Typical delivery in Adelaide is 6 to 12 weeks for a highlights film, with feature and full-ceremony edits following. Peak season can run longer. Many videographers offer a short social teaser within a week or two so you have something to share sooner.

Yes, but it must be properly licensed for the film to be shared safely online. Reputable videographers use licensed music libraries built for wedding films. Ask your videographer to confirm the music is licensed, so your film stays up on social platforms.

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