Wedding films
What is done with love is done well
From the quiet, anticipatory morning to the energy of the dance floor – every wedding film tells its own story. It’s not just about moments but the energy between you.
Every sequence, every cut, every sound is chosen with intention because a wedding film is not a recording. It is a work of art made from real moments – your moments.
Munich, Germany
Franzi & Felix
From their church ceremony at St. Paul’s Church to the celebration at Upper East Munich, this elegant wedding day was filled with emotion, international guests and unforgettable moments.
Zugspitze, Germany
Emilia & William
An American wedding at the highest point in Germany: Emilia and William tied the knot on top of the Zugspitze, surrounded by breathtaking Alpine views, their closest loved ones and heartfelt speeches from their families.
Bühlberg, Switzerland
Andrea & Pascal
A wedding ceremony overlooking the Swiss Alps: Andrea and Pascal celebrated with family and friends high above the Simmental valley, surrounded by mountain views, nature and heartfelt moments.
Freiburg, Germany
Monique & Lukas
Before seeing each other for the first time at St. Fridolin Church, Monique and Lukas exchanged personal letters. An emotional wedding day that ended with a beautiful celebration at Nouri Hotel in Bad Krozingen.
Glarus, Switzerland
Sophia & Alejandro
Sophia from the United States and Alejandro from Spain celebrated their love at Lake Klöntal in Glarus, surrounded by family, friends and the breathtaking scenery of the Swiss Alps.
Your most common questions, answered
Frequently Asked Questions
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My wedding films are usually around 8–10 minutes long. The focus is not on showing everything, but on telling the emotional flow of your day in a way that allows you to truly relive it.
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I usually accompany you from the getting ready until the party. It’s especially important to me that you and your guests feel comfortable – this is what allows the most genuine and beautiful moments to unfold.
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Before your wedding, we’ll get to know each other in a Zoom call. In this conversation, I learn what matters to you, how you envision your day, and what connects you. This is how a wedding film is created that truly reflects who you are.
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You will usually receive your finished wedding film within approximately 8–14 weeks after your wedding. Each film is carefully edited, color graded, and crafted with great attention to music, sound, and timing.
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Of course. Many couples choose to add the full ceremony, full speeches, or the first dance as separate films. We’ll find what suits you and your day best.
Most add-ons can also be booked after the wedding.
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I cover weddings throughout Switzerland as well as in Munich and Southern Germany. International weddings are also possible – feel free to reach out.
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Yes, drone footage is always included, as long as it is permitted at your location. For a wedding film, the perspective from above often adds a beautiful sense of space and helps place your day in its surroundings. I use it carefully and intentionally so it blends naturally into your film.
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Not at all – quite the opposite. It’s important to me that you feel comfortable and experience your day as you are. As a wedding videographer, I mostly work without staged scenes and capture moments as they naturally unfold.
You can simply focus on your day and your guests and feel free to ignore me. During your couple shoot, I’ll gently guide you so that natural moments can emerge.
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From the outside, my presence is often similar to a photographer – calm, unobtrusive, and close to what’s happening. Many guests hardly notice that I’m filming; some even think I’m a second photographer. Behind the scenes, there is more involved: sound, different perspectives, and timing all play an important role in creating a high-quality wedding film. During the ceremony or speeches, I may use additional equipment, while always keeping everything as discreet as possible so the atmosphere of your day remains untouched.
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Music is a central part of your wedding film and is carefully selected by me to match your story. I work exclusively with licensed music, so your film can be shared and used safely in the long term. This creates a cohesive film that carries the emotions of your day.
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Many couples feel this way – and that’s completely normal.
We’ll talk about everything beforehand so you know what to expect. On the wedding day itself, the camera usually fades into the background quickly because you’re fully in the moment. I work in a calm and unobtrusive way and capture what feels natural to you.
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I usually work on my own. This keeps the atmosphere calm and personal, allowing me to blend naturally into the day. For you and your guests, it feels less like being filmed – and that’s exactly what creates those real, unposed moments. At the same time, my experience and way of working ensure that all important perspectives are captured for your wedding film.
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If you’re still looking for a photographer, I’m very happy to recommend people from my network that I’ve worked with before. I also regularly work with photographers I haven’t met yet. As a wedding videographer, I always coordinate with them in advance so we can work together seamlessly and complement each other on the wedding day. So far, this has always worked out beautifully – many guests even assume that we were booked together from the start.
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I work with multiple storage systems and back up your footage several times directly after the wedding. This ensures that your memories are safely stored.
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Most couples secure their date 9–18 months in advance, especially for popular dates during the high season. I recommend reaching out as early as possible.