Wedding Films
Rooted in Story & Family
What if you could watch your grandparents’ wedding film? Hear their vows, see the way they looked at each other, and experience the people gathered around them on one of the most meaningful days of their lives?
That is what I believe a wedding film can become.
Your wedding film is not just something to watch now. It is something your family can return to years from now — a record of voices, faces, relationships, and love that will only grow in meaning.
Wedding films
An intimate Edmonton wedding film focused on emotional vows, family connection, and a quiet downtown celebration.
A coastal Victoria, BC wedding film shaped by ocean light, emotional vows, and destination storytelling.
A Medicine Hat wedding film at Desert Blume, shaped by emotional story, prairie landscapes, and heartfelt moments.
A refined Archway Manor wedding film shaped by heartfelt vows, family presence, and an elegant countryside gathering in Alberta.
Films Across Alberta & Beyond
Since 2017, I’ve filmed weddings and elopements across Alberta, British Columbia, Mexico, and New Zealand — from city celebrations to mountain landscapes, emotional ceremonies, and family-centred receptions.
Edmonton · Calgary · Victoria · Cancun · New Zealand · The Rocky Mountains
Fairmont Hotel Macdonald · JW Marriott Edmonton ICE District · Archway Manor · Sparrow Lane · Royal Glenora Club · Oak Bay Beach Hotel · Royalton Riviera Cancun
What Couples Remember
“We absolutely loved our wedding film, especially seeing moments we didn’t get to see ourselves on our wedding day.”
— Amanda & Greg
“The footage he delivered left us absolutely speechless and were so grateful we spent the money to have our day captured in this way.”
— Cortney & Lane
The moments you remember — and the ones you missed.
Based near Edmonton, I create emotionally grounded wedding films for couples throughout Alberta, the Rocky Mountains, and destinations beyond Canada. My approach is centred on honest moments, family connection, and the quiet details that become more meaningful over time.
I’m drawn to the parts of a wedding day that can’t be staged — a parent’s reaction, a grandparent’s embrace, a nervous breath before the ceremony, the way your people fill the room around you. These are the moments that give a film its weight.
These films are created with care, restraint, and attention to the moments that will matter years from now — the voices, relationships, and pieces of the day you’ll want to return to.