You will find a few of our destination wedding videos on this page. We approach our wedding videos in the same way that we approach wedding photography. We aim to produce artwork that fit our clients dreams. We do not format our creative work. We love the excitement of producing quality work at each of our events. We actually love the challenge. We have over 20 years of experience in serving the wedding industry and great clients on both side of the Atlantic. Each and every one of our productions fit our clients personalities, the results are always unique. We are attentive to each of our clients specific needs. We love what we do and have the right energy with the aim to produce quality work each and every time. It is important to us to first understand our clients wishes & establish a caring relationship with them so that we gain their trust and can concentrate on the work at hand. We have built a crafted eye over the years and a flawless experience for our clients. We are passionate about our craft. Our goal is to provide unique and creative work with a fun approach.
Elopement video with Matt & Michelle in Paris. Our dear clients got ready at the Shangri-La hotel. Their wedding ceremony was officiated by the pastor from the American church of Paris. Michelle & Matt decided on the Jean XXIII gardens, located right behind Notre Dame cathedral, for their wedding ceremony.
We travelled around the city for a few hours for their Paris photo session, starting from the ile saint louis, located steps away from the Notre Dame area. Back to the Shangri-La for their reception diner on one of the suite terrace, overlooking the Eiffel tower. We had the most amazing afternoon. Paris is such a perfect place for an elopement.
Not only do we offer professional photography but also top-notch video services to our clients. Our experience of filming many types of weddings in Paris means that you can trust us to take every care, capturing this special moment for you. Our discrete approach ensures the films we make are always natural and spontaneous.
Elle and David celebrated their wedding day in Paris. They had an intimate wedding celebration with a few family members. The two of them got ready at the hotel Georges V while their wedding ceremony was hosted at the chapel Expiatoire of Paris. Pastor Jeff from the American church officiated their ceremony. Elle and David engaged in Paris two years ago and decided on Paris for their wedding, kissing on one of the bridges. We travelled the streets of Paris for a few hours for photos and video from the seine to the ile saint louis, the Louvre and the gardens of the palais Royal. The reception took place at the Shangri-La hotel. Our Paris wedding cinematographers have the imagination and experience to capture material that is intimate and timeless. From elopement wedding videos to full day wedding coverage, documenting your very special day is our passion. Our style is simple and authentic; in fact, a we have a Journalistic style filming with eye-catching angles. Our trademark is composed of catching true moments, plenty of romance and tenderness, as well as warm illuminating colors blended to our cinematography frames. We really love what we do. Let us capture the emotions, the motion picture, the sound and the ambiance of your event.
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A wedding film tells your story of your day in a candid and romantic way. You can view a larger selection of our wedding and elopement videos on our video page.
New York city Elopement at the Saint Regis hotel. A few photographs from a wedding elopement at the saint Regis hotel in New York city. My client is a keen photographer and requested that i shoot all film so that he could do the printing of his wedding photographs himself! I will let those few...
A bride getting ready at the saint Regis hotel in New York City. I love black and white photography specially for wedding photography. It conveys a timeless feeling to the image and is all so romantic. I do love the silhouette of this bride getting ready, looking outside of the window at the day ahead...
