We’re drawn to everything surrounding the wedding day just as much as the day itself: the late-night welcome drinks, the slow morning with coffee and your closest people, the chaos of everyone getting ready in the same room, the conversations that keep going long after the timeline ends.
Your wedding isn’t just a single day to us. It’s a collection of people, energy, memories, and moments that deserve to be remembered exactly as they felt. The packed dance floors, the happy tears, the feeling of having everyone you love in one place for just a little while.
That’s the kind of story we want to tell. Something immersive and honest. A film that feels less like watching your wedding back and more like stepping into that whole weekend all over again.
We never set out to become wedding filmmakers. It started with filming our own life together: travel videos, weekend memories, and the little moments we knew we'd want to look back on someday. We've always had cameras nearby, and over time, we realized the moments that stay with you most are usually the ones you never saw coming.
We filmed our first wedding in September 2020, just six months into dating. In hindsight, that feels either incredibly romantic or wildly irresponsible. Maybe a little bit of both.
Six years later, we're much more intentional about everything: who we film for, how we show up, and the kinds of stories we want to tell. This past year, especially, shifted our perspective. Getting married ourselves in August gave us a completely different understanding of what a wedding day actually feels like—what matters, what doesn't, and how quickly it all goes by.
paying attention to the in-between moments, the energy of the day, and the things you'll want to remember but might not even notice in the moment.
Outside of weddings, you'll usually find us at the lake, planning our next trip or working on another project around our first home.
Nicole
cabo, mx | gulf shores, al
April 2027
northern mi
June 2027
san diego, ca
September 2027