Highlight films

Hybrid Norfolk Wedding Photographer

Do you want to have the ultimate story telling package?

Wedding films are not made with the camera they are made with the eye, the head and the heart.

If you’re not having a videographer but like the idea of having a short film, then this is a great option. Lots of lovely little moments filmed by myself beautifully set to music.

Lauren & Jack
The Stables, Hillington

Chloe & Harry
The Little Green Wedding Barn

to Wedding Highlight Films

My Approach

I want to make beautiful little films of your beautiful day, without you even realising I’m doing it.

Think stealth mode… but with nicer shoes and probably a hat.

I’m not a videographer. I’m a photographer who also makes highlight films. Short, creative stories that capture the feeling of your day rather than a minute-by-minute replay. Every couple, every wedding, every film is different. Some are upbeat and full of belly laughs, some are slow and romantic, others are a dramatic mix of everything, a bit like my music playlists (minus the random 90s pop).

When I film, I’m quietly gathering moments in the same way I photograph — blending in, capturing the little things, and letting the day unfold naturally. Afterwards, I piece it together into a short highlight film that feels like the day you remember.

My films are highlights, not full-day recordings. That means I don’t include full speeches or ceremonies. I create an artistic, interpretations of your day, not a literal documentary. If you want a complete, start-to-finish video, I know some amazing videographers who can do that for you.

I can’t use copyrighted tracks. (So sadly, no Ed Sheeran, Beyoncé, or the Top Gun soundtrack… though I’m sure I could hum it for you.)

At the end of the day, these highlight films are about bottling up the feeling of your wedding, so that every time you watch, you’re right back there in the moment.

Will you bring an extra person to capture photos/videos??

There will be no extra people pointing their cameras at you. It’s just me. Shooting both photos and film clips.

Would this affect the quality or number of photos?

My priority will always be the photos so you will still get loads of awesome pictures. When I’ve got what I need from one moment in terms of photos, I will switch to video and capture some magic with that too.