Elopement Videographer
Why hire an elopement videographer?
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The Importance of audio
When you get an elopement video, the audio from your wedding will be recorded and interlaced through your film so you can fully relive your day. It gives you an entirely second sense to help you be transported back to that feeling.
Audio plays a crucial role in creating a deeply immersive and emotional experience, making you feel like you’re right back in the moment. It captures the tone, intonation, and emotional nuances in your vows, preserving your exact words and heartfelt delivery. This multi-sensory approach triggers powerful emotions and memories, creating a timeless keepsake that allows you to relive your special day with the same emotional resonance each time you watch your video.
re-live your best moments
Speaking as someone who has first hand experience- your ceremony will go by SO fast and you might not even remember what was said. Even though we eloped with no guests, just us two, I had so much adrenaline that I kinda felt like I blacked out! I truly don’t know if I’d remember our vows if we didn’t have the audio from them in our elopement video.
With video, you can record your vows, listen to your loved one’s voices again, and hear the sound of nature around you. It also includes movement that photos simply can’t capture. The reactions during your first look, the ambient audio of the birds chirping, wind blowing, waterfall flowing, etc.
If you’re planning to have guests, and maybe have someone important to you officiate the ceremony or give readings, toasts, etc. this is another opportunity to capture audio of special moments that would be missed with only photos.
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Share with those who weren’t there
Your elopement may be something only you are there to witness. Photos do a great job at capturing a moment in time but telling the story of your day in it’s entirety is much easier for people who were not there to experience via video.
Video captures the range of emotions experienced, differently than photo. Rewatching your elopement film will bring back aaalll of the emotions of your day. Again, we’re speaking from experience here, as people who eloped in the mountains of Italy, just us two!
If you’re having a bigger “reception” in your hometown after your elopement, you may also want to play the video for your guests to watch.
Life is short
Not to get too morbid.. but life is short.
We know that personally, we will never regret spending the extra money on video, because we know the memories captured are invaluable.
Having these videos to look back on will forever be more important than any dollar figure, and they will only be more valuable to us over time.
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The 8 Most Essential
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Our Services
Videography Packages
Our signature elopement videography package includes two main films, a feature film and a teaser film. With this package, one of us (Greg) will be the videographer focusing solely on video throughout the day, while the other (Sav) does photo.
TEASER FILMS
Teaser films are the first video you’ll receive after your elopement. They are short and sweet “music videos” (~ 1 minute long) that are perfect for sharing with friends, family and on social media! Your social media film will be similar, but may have different clips and music.
These films are included with your feature film at no additional cost, but are not available on their own.
Feature FILMS
Your feature film is your full elopement video that includes audio from the day and carefully selected music. These films vary in length depending how much coverage you book, but are typically about 3-6 minute long.
These films start at $3500 when booked with a photography package.
Super8 Elopement Videos
These Super8 style elopement videos are filmed on digital, but processed to have the vintage look and feel of a Super8. With this package, both of our priorities will be photo and we’ll take video clips throughout the day when time allows.
“They helped design our day perfectly and it was better than we imagined. The photos and video from our day were amazing and something we will cherish forever.”
– Shelby & Jeff
Why hire an elopement photographer and videographer team?
Hiring one team that does elopement photography and videography can be a huge benefit over two separate companies. When you hire us as your photo video team you’ll get:
- One cohesive style across your photos and videos.
- A team who works together all of the time (& works great together).
- Less work on your end, you won’t have to coordinate between two different teams.
- You’ll get a better deal than hiring two separate companies of the same quality.
- More of a “double-date” vibe than a production!
Photo & Video Elopement Galleries
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colorado elopement photographers and videographers
We photograph experience based elopement photos and videos in beautiful locations for adventurous and earth loving couples, in Denver Colorado and beyond.
Elopement Video FAQs
What is elopement videography?
Elopement videography refers to the practice of professionally filming and documenting intimate, small-scale weddings or marriage ceremonies, often taking place in remote or unconventional locations.
Why should I choose a professional videographer for my elopement?
Hiring a professional videographer ensures that your elopement is captured with artistic skill and technical expertise. Professionals are equipped to handle lighting, composition, and sound, resulting in a polished final product that preserves your cherished memories.
How much does elopement videography typically cost?
The cost of elopement videography varies based on factors such as location, duration, and the videographer’s experience. On average, couples can expect to pay between $3,000 to $8,000 for comprehensive coverage that includes editing and a final video.
Why hire a photo and video team over hiring two companies?
Photographers and videographers have different priorities throughout an elopement day and many times those can conflict. Videographers want lots of movement and to have the ability to hold a shot to capture the intricate details that are happening in the moment while a photographer is trying to get variety by making small adjustments and moving around the couple. Often if a photographer used to working alone, they may be focused on specific poses where the hands are “just right” and these adjustments, while sometimes necessary, can look awkward in video because the movement that occurs is with the couple looking at the photographer, taking guidance. We don’t do traditional static posing (with the exception of a few shots for your parents mantel) which introduces natural movement. We’ve also been working together for over 5 years and are incredibly familiar with what each other need while working together.
planning Resources
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The Best Places To Elope In Colorado
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Colorado Elopement Planning Guide
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