Two kinds of people send us weddings
Couples
Maybe a friend filmed the ceremony, a relative ran a camera at the back, and guests uploaded phone clips to a shared album. Or a videographer delivered raw files and nothing else. Either way you have hours of footage and no film yet. Send it, tell us what you want to keep, and we build the edits from what is there.
Videographers
Peak season stacks up weddings faster than one editor can finish them. We take overflow edits in your house style, from your project notes and your music picks, and send back files you deliver under your own name. More on the videographers page.
The four edits
Highlight film
A short film of the whole day set to music, with a few spoken lines from vows or toasts.
IIFull ceremony edit
The processional to the recessional, cut between angles with every word kept.
IIISpeeches and toasts
Each toast cut clean, with the best microphone used line by line.
IVColor and audio cleanup
Matched cameras, corrected skin tones and lifted voices, for any of the edits above.
Reading the card
The card at the top of this page is how we plan a wedding before cutting anything. Each moment of the day gets a row. Each film gets a column. A full dot means the moment runs start to finish in that film, a half dot means a short excerpt, and a small dot means it stays out. The ceremony edit keeps every word from the processional to the recessional. The highlight film borrows a few seconds from almost everything. The tallies at the bottom are counted from the rows.
We send you a version of this card with the quote, filled in from your footage. It is the easiest point to say "keep the whole first dance" or "leave the cake out", before any editing time is spent.
What helps us quote
- A shared folder link with the original camera files, plus any audio recorders, in one folder per camera
- Who filmed and on what: a hired crew, a friend with a camera, guest phones
- The edits you want and roughly how long each should run
- Names and roles of anyone who speaks, so captions and titles are spelled right
- One or two songs you like for the highlight film, and whether you hold a license for them
- Moments that must stay, and anything or anyone that should be left out
Where we work
Editing happens remotely, so the footage can come from any venue. We focus on couples and videographers in Albuquerque and Cleveland and book calls in your time zone.
Albuquerque, NM
Wedding and event editing for Albuquerque couples and the videographers who film them.
Cleveland, OH
Wedding and event editing for Cleveland couples and the videographers who film them.
What finished wedding stills look like
Common questions
How much does a wedding edit cost?
It depends on how many hours were filmed, how many cameras and recorders were running, which edits you want and how much fixing the sound and color need. We quote in writing after looking at the footage, so you know the cost first.
Our footage came from a dozen guest phones. Can that work?
Usually. Phone clips cut well when there are enough of them around each moment. We match color and level across devices and tell you if a moment only exists in one weak clip.
Can you edit other events?
Yes. Anniversaries, vow renewals, rehearsal dinners, quinceañeras and milestone birthdays follow the same plan: list the moments, pick the films, then cut.
Are the images and cards on this site real weddings?
No. The stills are AI-generated samples and the coverage cards are illustrations made for this site. We don't publish anyone's wedding without permission.