Anna & Jett
Vows exchanged on a raised wooden deck beneath a massive old oak, a wooden cross standing simply behind them, and a recessional the whole wedding party clapped them down.
The way it felt.
They were married on a raised wooden deck under a massive old oak, a simple wooden cross standing behind them, and the whole wedding party clapping them back down the aisle after.
It was a private property rather than a public venue, which meant the day moved at its own pace with no other event or schedule to work around. We filmed it the way we film every private wedding, close to the two of them and unhurried.
In Kingsburg.
This was a private property in Kingsburg rather than a bookable commercial venue, so we are keeping the details general here instead of writing about it as though anyone could book the same ceremony deck. What we can say is that the property's oak trees and open grounds gave the day real character, and if you are planning a private-property wedding of your own in the Central Valley, we would love to talk through what your own land or family property offers.
Do you film private-property weddings in Kingsburg?
Yes. We filmed Anna & Jett's wedding in Kingsburg, California, a private property rather than a commercial venue. As a wedding videographer who works across California, we plan coverage around whatever the property offers, private estate or public venue alike.
How much does a Kingsburg wedding videographer cost?
Our wedding films range from $6,000 for The Moment to $10,000 for The Legacy, our most complete collection. Every collection includes a full cinematic wedding film plus a custom wedding website. You can see everything on our Collections page.
How soon do we get our wedding film?
Your full cinematic wedding film is delivered in about 8 to 12 weeks. Our two larger collections, The Portrait and The Legacy, also include a shorter teaser, delivered sooner so you have something to share while the full film is edited.
Is there a difference between a wedding film and a wedding video?
We'd say yes. A wedding video is a record of what happened. A wedding film is edited with intention, pacing, and your actual vows and speeches woven through it, so it plays more like a short film than a highlight reel. That's what we make.
Will we notice you during the day?
Barely, and that's the point. We film the day as it actually unfolds rather than staging it, staying close but out of the way, so you're present for your wedding instead of performing for a camera. Most couples tell us they forgot we were filming until they watched the film back.