Wedding photos & videos
Wedding photos and videos.
For Louisville and the Ohio River Valley. Highlight reel in 7 days. Full film and full photo gallery in 2–3 months.
Wedding photos and videos.
Both, from one team, on one timeline. Eight hours of coverage. Highlight reel in 7 days. Full film and full gallery within 2 to 3 months.
Venues we know.
A short list of Louisville-area places we've worked at. Real links, no pricing.
Five steps. Planned and organized.
From first contact to delivery, the same process every time.
Coffee.
Or your venue. We meet, talk about your day, what you want from photos and video, and whether we're a fit.
The plan.
Once you book, I send a planning guide with a timeline template, shot-list prompts, and a checklist for the day.
The timeline.
About a month before, we lock the day's timeline. Ceremony, photos, video, transitions, family formals.
The wedding.
I work the day. Photos and video happen at the same time. No extra coordination on your end.
Delivery.
Highlight reel in 7 days. Full film + full photo gallery within 2 to 3 months. Online gallery with downloads.
Quick answers.
Do you shoot photos only?
Yes. If you only want photos, ask for a photo-only quote.
Do you shoot video only?
Yes. Our $2,600 starting price is for video only.
Can we get photos and video together?
Yes, and most couples do. We bundle for less than booking separately.
When do we get the video?
Highlight reel in 7 days. Full film in 2 to 3 months, sometimes as quick as 1 week.
Do you travel?
Yes. Anywhere in KY, IN, OH, and TN. Travel fee applies outside the Louisville metro.
About Louisville weddings.
Louisville is one of the most under-rated wedding markets in the country. The Ohio River Valley gives us four-season foliage, century-old estates within fifteen minutes of downtown, and a craft + culture backbone (bourbon, horse racing, Frederick Law Olmsted landscapes) that few cities can match.
Couples here book from Lexington, Cincinnati, Southern Indiana, and Nashville — most often at venues like The Olmsted, Yew Dell Botanical Gardens, Churchill Downs, the Seelbach, Whitehall Mansion, and the Brown Hotel. We photograph and film at all of them, and at a long tail of gardens, barns, ballrooms, and riverfront spaces you'll find on our venues page.
Kentucky wedding seasons break into two windows: April–June (peak spring, dogwood, irises) and September–October (peak fall, bourbon-county backdrops). July and August are humid and we often suggest an early-evening timeline; November–March is off-peak and pairs well with indoor venues like the Seelbach and the Brown. See our Louisville wedding seasons guide for the full month-by-month breakdown.
Louisville is a small city for weddings. The same vendors show up on each other's websites, and most couples find us through a planner, a venue, or a friend's recommendation. That's why we work every wedding like it's the only one we'll ever film — because in a market this size, word travels fast.
Guides for Louisville couples.
Real research, written by us, for couples booking in this market.
15 questions to ask your wedding videographer.
The questions that separate a great videographer from a forgettable one, and the red-flag answers.
12 best Louisville wedding venues.
The twelve Louisville KY wedding venues we recommend for photo and video.
When to book a wedding videographer.
Lead times by season, why early booking matters, what to do short-notice.
Louisville wedding seasons.
Best months, golden hour, and how to plan around Kentucky weather.
Wedding video styles explained.
Cinematic vs documentary vs traditional — what each is, who each is for.
15 questions for your videographer.
The Louisville wedding videographer checklist — pricing, style, delivery, backups.
Engagement session vs wedding photos.
Both, one, or neither? What each one looks like and when to book it.
Ready to talk?
Send a note with your date and venue. I'll reply same-day, usually within the hour.