A Rayne Wedding Film

Temecula wedding film
Josh & Jade

Wine country in December, and the longest film in the archive. Sound on.

Josh and Jade close together in the dry open ground at Temecula
Josh & Jade Temecula
LocationTemecula
SettingTemecula, California
The FilmCinematic wedding film
01The Day

Inland gold.

Josh and Jade were married in Temecula in December, out in the dry open ground east of the coast where the grass has already gone gold and the hills sit low and pale behind everything.

Theirs runs over eleven minutes, which makes it the longest film on this site by some distance. Some days earn the extra time and this was one of them.

02Filming at Temecula

Notes on the light.

Temecula is far enough inland that it behaves nothing like the coastal venues an hour west. The marine layer never reaches it, so mornings are clear rather than gray, and the light through the middle of the day is harder and more contrasted than anything on the coast. By December the ground has gone completely gold, which is unflattering to nobody and photographs far better than the green it briefly turns in spring. The thing to plan for is temperature swing: it can be warm at four and genuinely cold by eight.

03In Temecula
Josh from behind at the altar as the officiant reads from a book, bridesmaids in navy and a flower girl to one side.
Jade looking up at Josh during the vows, her veil catching the light, a bridesmaid in navy behind her.
Josh and Jade kissing beside a white horse and a white carriage, the coachman seated up on the box behind them.
Josh smiling at Jade beneath a eucalyptus, her hand on his chest, her ring catching the light.
Josh laughing with Jade beside the white carriage, her bouquet of white roses in hand and a coachman at the carriage behind.
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