Wedding Videographer | London, Hampshire & the UK

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Hi, I'm Simon. I make cinematic wedding films for couples who want their day to look beautiful on screen without spending it performing for a camera. Everyone tells you the day goes by in a blur, and they're right. A wedding video is how you live it all again.

I work discreetly, usually on long lenses, and let the wedding unfold. I won't ask you to repeat a reaction, manufacture a moment or turn the day into a video shoot. The filming is documentary, the cinematic finish comes from the composition, sound, colour and edit.

I've been filming weddings for over a decade, with an award-winning background in film and television. Based in Hampshire, I film regularly across London, the South East, the Cotswolds and throughout the UK, as well as selected weddings abroad. I'm the person you speak to, the person who turns up on the day, and the person who edits your film afterwards. Nothing is ever outsourced.

A wedding is a series of once in a lifetime moments: the first look, the first kiss, the first dance. They're either caught properly or they're gone, and making sure they're caught perfectly is the part of this job I love most.

FEATURED WEDDING FILMS

Every film below is from a real wedding - no styled shoots, no hired models. Watch a few and you'll see the same approach carried across very different couples, venues, weather and light, while each wedding keeps its own character. Tap any film to watch it in full.

Dani & Joe Wedding Film

Dani & Joe

Cara & Tom Wedding Film

Cara & Tom

Katie & Sam Wedding Film

Katie & Sam

Olivia & Jeremy Wedding Film

Olivia & Jeremy

A Wedding Film That Feels Like Your Wedding

After a while, wedding films can start to look the same: rings, flowers, staged walks and everything slowed down until the day loses its energy. I don’t think cinematic has to mean manufactured.

My approach is reportage. I watch, anticipate and film what actually happens. The cinematic quality comes from how I frame the day, record the sound, use movement and build the film afterwards-not from directing you through a list of shots.

Most of my filming is handheld, but the camera only moves when something in the day is moving. That matters more than it sounds. Your eyes don't wobble as you walk across a room, so a frame that sways and rocks does one thing above all else: it reminds you that there was a camera there, and someone holding it. The moment you notice the camera, you're watching a video of your wedding rather than reliving your wedding. I keep the movement invisible so that nothing sits between you and the day itself.

That means the finished film keeps the pace, humour, nerves, noise and atmosphere of your wedding. It should feel polished, but it should still feel unmistakably like your day.

I film in 4K and use dedicated professional audio equipment for the ceremony and speeches, because the voices, laughter and reactions are just as important as the pictures.

Wedding Film Studio is personal. When you book, you book me. I film, edit, colour-grade and sound-mix every wedding myself, so the person shaping the finished film was actually there and understands what mattered.

Planning a London wedding? You'll find films from across the city on my London wedding videographer page.

Bride in a strapless lace gown laughs with her groom in a grey suit beneath a frilled cream parasol.
Groom in black tailcoat and cream cravat kisses blonde bride in strapless beaded gown with long veil.
Bride in lace gown and veil smiles as her groom in a navy suit holds her beside a sunlit lake.
Bride in a ruffled tulle gown and long veil leans into her groom's dark suit beside a rocky waterfall.
Bride with loose curls and a jewelled hair clip touches noses with her groom in a pale blue tie outdoors.

Discreet and Unobtrusive Wedding Videography

A lot of couples worry about feeling self-conscious on camera. It is one of the most common things people mention when they first get in touch.

I use compact professional cameras and favour long lenses wherever possible. That means I can capture expressions, conversations and reactions from across the room instead of standing beside you. Your guests won’t feel as though they are on a film set, and neither will you.

For the ceremony and speeches, I set any extra cameras quietly in place before things begin, so you get complete coverage without a room full of operators. Most guests never notice them at all.

The moments I value most are usually the ones nobody realised I had seen: a quiet word before the ceremony, somebody trying not to cry, a joke shared at the table, or the energy of the dance floor once everyone has forgotten about the cameras.

The aim is simple: you should be able to enjoy your wedding without thinking about the filming, then later wonder how I managed to capture so much.

Wedding Videography Packages

PREMIERE

8 Hours Attendance

Highlight Reel

Ceremony Film

Speeches Film

OPTIONAL: 4-6 Min Signature Film

OPTIONAL: Full Length Documentary

Most Popular

DIRECTOR'S CUT

12 Hours Attendance

Highlight Reel

Ceremony Film

Speeches Film

Drone (where possible)

Additional Static Cameras

OPTIONAL: 4-6 Min Signature Film

OPTIONAL: Full Length Documentary

DIRECTOR'S CUT+

Includes everything in the Director’s Cut Package

Second Videographer for Enhanced Coverage

OPTIONAL: 4-6 Min Signature Film

OPTIONAL: Full Length Documentary

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Availability & Pricing

Enter your wedding date and email address to receive the current pricelist and check availability.

What Couples Say

Emma & Andrew

When we decided we wanted to have our wedding captured on film, we knew we wanted the best videographer we could find. I know when anyone is looking for a wedding videographer I can proudly say I have worked with the best! Thank you for making our day special!

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Mark & Georgina

Thank you so much for the wedding movie. We absolutely love it! You really captured the day and I love the way it is edited with the music. Thank you again, best wishes for the future and thank you for being so brilliant.

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Sam & Sophie

Sam and I have just finished watching our wedding video. We're both lost for words, it was the most beautiful capture of our special day, we laughed, cried and sang as if we were living that day once again. Thank you so much.

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Wedding Videography Questions, Answered

Below are answers to some of the most common questions. If you have a question about anything else, please get in touch.

Who actually films our wedding?

I do - every wedding is filmed, edited, colour-graded and sound-mixed by me personally. When you book Wedding Film Studio, you book me, not a rota of camera operators.

Do you travel outside London and Hampshire?

Yes. I'm based in Hampshire and film regularly across London, the South East, the Cotswolds and the whole of the UK, plus selected weddings abroad.

Will my film have that swaying, rocking camera look?

No. It's a trend at the moment, and it will date, but the bigger problem is what it does to you as a viewer.

Your eyes don't move like that. When a frame sways and drifts, it tells you there's a camera in the room and a person operating it, and that puts you on the outside looking in. Careful framing does the opposite. It lets you feel as though you're standing there watching it happen.

I film handheld, but the camera stays smooth unless there's a reason for movement. The energy in the film should come from your wedding, not from the person holding the camera shaking it side to side.

Will we feel self-conscious on camera?

It's the most common worry couples mention, and it's what my whole approach is built around. I film on long lenses from a distance and never direct you through staged moments - most couples tell me afterwards they barely noticed the filming.

How do we check availability and pricing?

Pop your wedding date and email into the form above and I'll send the current pricelist and confirm whether your date is free.

Weddings at More Than 200 UK Venues

From Claridge's and The Savoy to Cotswold barns, clifftop castles and the glasshouses at Kew, I've filmed weddings at more than 200 venues across the UK - many of them several times over. If I've already worked at your venue, that experience shows in your film: I know where the light falls in the late afternoon, how the day tends to flow, and where the quiet corners are.

Browse my wedding venues guide for first-hand notes on over 80 of them, or watch over 160 real wedding films on the wedding film blog.

Real Weddings and Recent Films

Explore recent wedding films and wedding videos, celebrations from venues across the UK. Over 160 real weddings, written up first-hand - the couples, the venues and the films, from London churches and grand hotels to Cotswold barns and coastal celebrations.