Yes — and we do it often. We are professional, collaborative, and experienced at sharing space with other vendors. That said, we will always tell you honestly: the most cohesive films we have ever made came from weddings where we also covered the photography. When two separate teams work a wedding, there is always a risk of conflicting approaches, blocking each other during key moments, or simply telling two different stories that never quite fit together. If you have flexibility in your decision, photo and video together — with us — is the stronger choice.

No. We work with long lenses and minimal footprint — two cameras positioned before the ceremony begins, covering everything without moving through the space during the moment. We have documented 250+ weddings on this coast and have never had a complaint about intrusiveness. Staying invisible is part of the craft.

Honest answer: it depends on what matters to you. Resort photographers often work 15 to 20 weddings a month. You may not know who specifically is photographing your wedding until a few days before.

With us, you always know — it is Luis and Génessis, the same two people you spoke with on your Zoom call. Your photos and film are the only part of your wedding investment that grows in value over time.

Whether that is worth the vendor fee is a decision only you can make. Every couple who has paid it to work with us has told us it was the right call.

Yes — and this is something we put a lot of thought into. Before we start editing, we ask about your wedding day music — the song you walked down the aisle to, your first dance, your bridal party entrance, your reception entrance. You spent time choosing those songs because they mean something, and whenever possible, we weave them into your film.

That said, copyright is something we take seriously. Most of the music we use comes from Musicbed — a professional licensing platform we pay for specifically so your film can be shared freely online without any issues. When we use your wedding songs, we typically work with licensed versions or arrangements that are cleared for video use.

We always welcome your input and suggestions — they help us understand the energy and tone you are going for. The final music selection is ours to make, but it is always made with your story in mind.

Yes. Audio quality is one of the most overlooked elements of wedding videography — and one of the most important.

We use professional wireless microphone systems on both the officiant and the groom for the ceremony, and on the microphone at the reception for speeches.

Years from now, hearing the voices of the people you love on your wedding day is the part couples consistently say is the most priceless.

Raw, unedited footage is available as an add-on in select collections — including the full ceremony, speeches, and first dance.

Let us know on your consultation call and we will include it in your quote.