How It Works
Six steps from reserving your camcorder to pressing play on your wedding film.
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Reserve your spot
Fill out the form to reserve a camcorder for your date and location. Like reserving a baby name, no commitment, but this way that one person can't steal it from you (there is always that person).
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We plan it together
A 20-minute call to hear exactly what you want your film to be: anything you want captured (or left out), any songs you'd love included. We'll figure out which package fits you best right here.
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Your kit arrives
The kit lands at your door the day before the wedding. Shipping's on us.
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Your people film
Guests film on the day. There's an instruction card in the box, plus a recommended shot list so your film reads beautifully. No experience needed, though we do suggest designating a 'Camcorder Captain', so your uncle-in-law doesn't use all the card space telling our editors about “the 70s”.
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Send it back
You've just had a wedding. You don't lift a finger. Our driver collects the kit the day after.
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We edit, you press play
Our editors cut your footage into your wedding film. The first version is in your inbox within 3 weeks of the wedding, and the final version is yours within 4 weeks.
FAQ
- What's in the kit?
- The camcorder/s tested and ready, two fully charged batteries per camcorder, an SD card in each one, a charging station, cables, and a portable charger so there's no chance of it dying mid-speech. There may be more, but that's a surprise.
- What about damage?
- You pay a refundable deposit before the kit ships. Once it's back with us and inspection's done, your deposit is refunded right away.
- How long is the film?
- It depends on your package — Standard is 1 to 2 minutes, Premium 2 to 4, and Deluxe 2 to 5. Never longer than 5 minutes.
- How do we receive our film?
- Via a private link where you can watch and download your film.
- Who pays for shipping?
- We do.
- Do our guests need to know how to film?
- No. The camcorder has a flip-out screen and basically two buttons. The instruction card covers everything.