We have had the privilege of filming weddings all over the country from California to Florida and all the way up to New York. With that opportunity we've been able to capture some incredible drone videography. Drone coverage can add an amazing dynamic to the traditional wedding film. Seeing a location from above helps tell the story of your wedding day in a way traditional filming can't. Watch this highlight reel of some of the best drone coverage we've captured over the last decade of flying. 

These days, every betrothed couple chooses whether or not they are going to do a first look on their wedding day. There is no right or wrong answer. In fact, in the past year our couples have been exactly 50/50. We support either decision our clients make because whatever they choose will add to their wedding day in a special way.  However, when couples ask our opinion, we are always in favor of a first look, and I want to take a minute to explain why.

So you’re planning your wedding day. Maybe the schedule looks something like this: girls prep starts at 9:00 am – finishes by 2:00 pm, guys prep starts at 1:30 pm – also finishes by 2:00 pm (You’re right. It’s not fair, but what are you gonna do?), first look at 2:30, bridal party pictures until 4:00, ceremony at 4:30, afterward you take family pictures while your guests head to cocktail hour, the newlyweds are announced at 6:00 then you dance till your 10:30 exit (And your guests better not be too far behind! By golly you’re getting that deposit back!!).