For the past 10 years, we have had the privilege or filming some of the most awe-inspiring and captivating couples and their stories. Here is a collection of some of our favorite moments throughout those years.
This intimate wedding celebration took place at Amangiri, a resort known for its stunning architecture tucked into the surrounding desert landscapes. The couple even explored Antelope Canyon and took a private helicopter flight to a remote butte.
When we first met with Jules and Brooks, we asked a question that had almost no hesitation with an answer. We asked, “If you could describe your upcoming wedding with one word, what would it be?”. Their answer was “love”.
Prepare yourself for some of the most captivating vows: "It would be romantic to say I'd die for you, but as I fought cancer last year, you quite literally saved my life. So instead, I LIVE FOR YOU."
Never have we witnessed a wedding full of energy and emotion on this level like Josh and Jenna's. May their love for each other and their families move you and inspire you to cherish every moment spent together with the ones you love.
Our time spent in the villages surrounding Lake Zurich with this couple, their family, and friends, was so peaceful, refreshing, and inspiring.
Anthony and Ali were married at Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles, CA. Styled and designed by the amazing Simply Troy team.
Mike and Emily adventured out into Joshua Tree for their wedding. This was filmed on the GH5 with Kowa Cine Anamorphic lenses. Full highlight film coming soon...
Located at a remote serene location called “The Land”, Tayler and Garun celebrated their wedding weekend surrounded by friends and family with a strong focus on presence, intentionality, and love.
Daniel and Rachel eloped in the Faroe Islands and got married during the Summer Solstice. These two make up the YouTube sensation Mango Street, creating some of the best content for photographers.
This New York wedding was filmed exclusively on the Panasonic GH5 in 4K. The ceremony was held at the stunning St. Patrick's Cathedral and the reception was at the Tribeca Rooftop.
Beau and Cameron brought a small group of their closest friends and family out to the remote, breathtaking country of Iceland to witness them exchange vows and become husband and wife.
Probably one of the most unique wedding films you have ever seen. What better way to host a wedding with all your friends and family then in the woods of Washington topped with archery, axe throwing, and the best food you can imagine.
This wedding took place at the enchanting Paramour Mansion overlooking the LA skyline. This couple is seriously so fun and entertaining to be around. It's so easy to get lost in their story and love for each other.
We’ve been so excited to share these things with you all. Iceland is cool, yes, but these people are what made the trip and the wedding day so special to us.
The story of this couple's elopement adventure included camping out in a canvas tent in Moab, exploring Arches National Park together, and the groom playing his mandolin while his bride danced in the sunset.
Lucas and Adrienne had an intimate elopement alongside a calm stream located just outside of Fort Collins, Colorado.
From the groom's reaction that would make anyone emotional, to the dreamy bride and groom taking off their shoes and walking into the lake, this wedding turned out to be such a unique and captivating story that we were honored to film.
Josh and Sarah are some of our favorite people. Their wedding took place at the urban-style Wythe Hotel in Brooklyn, NY and was so unique to film.
Tom and Lily had a beautiful greenhouse wedding at the Garfield Park Conservatory in Chicago. This wedding film is unlike any other wedding we have captured.