Because some moments deserve to be felt again.

Your wedding day will go by in a blur. The hug from your dad. The shake in your voice during your vows. The laughter when your best friend tells that one story during toasts. Wedding photography freezes those moments—but videography brings them back to life.

As a wedding videographer based in Denver, La Crosse, and Minneapolis, I believe that video doesn’t just document your day—it preserves your story in motion and sound, so you can relive it again and again.

What Wedding Videography Really Does

While photos capture still frames, a film captures your voices, movement, music, emotion, and energy.

Hear the words you wrote to each other
Watch the way your partner’s face lit up during your first look
Feel the atmosphere of your ceremony all over again

It’s not just about documenting—it’s about immersion. That’s the difference a great wedding film can make.

“Your love is like water and sun for my soul.”
— Real groom’s vow, captured on film in Aspen, CO

“I vow to be your accomplice in mischief… your biggest fan.”
— Backyard Wisconsin wedding film

You Deserve to Remember the Feeling

You won’t remember everything—and that’s okay. That’s what your film is for. To show you what you didn’t see. To remind you what it all felt like.

Did your partner wipe away a tear during your vows?
Did your grandma tear up during the first dance?
Did your best friend absolutely destroy the dance floor?

These are the moments that make your film uniquely yours.

What’s Included in Every Wedding Film

Each wedding video includes:

A cinematic highlight film (3–7 minutes)
Full ceremony and speeches with recorded audio
Optional teaser edit for social media
Long-form doc-style edits available on request

Each film is custom-edited and story-driven—with pacing, music, and emotion that feel true to your experience.

See the Difference for Yourself

Watch a few recent wedding films from the couples who invited me to document their day:

When the Day is Over, the Film Remains

You’ll walk away from your wedding with a full heart—and maybe a glass of champagne in your hand. But years from now, what you’ll have left are your vows, your dance, your people, and your story.

Let’s preserve it in a way that’s true to who you are.

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