Wedding Wow! · You film. We edit.
DIY wedding video or a videographer? Choose the experience that fits.
The best choice starts with what you want to remember and who you want responsible for filming it. A guest-filmed kit and a professional videographer offer different experiences.
Guest-filmed video kits
Your friends and family operate the cameras. Their footage can feel personal because they know the people and moments around them. With Wedding Wow!, studio editors create a Wedding Highlight Movie with length based on your kit and a 60–90-second social reel, and you keep the raw footage.
You still need guests who will take filming seriously. Someone must watch the ceremony camera, check the sound, charge batteries, and follow the handoff and return instructions. Editing can shape footage, but it cannot recreate an unrecorded moment.
A professional videographer
A hired videographer takes responsibility for filming within the coverage and deliverables agreed in their contract. Discuss the hours, crew, sound setup, camera coverage, final edits, raw footage, and backup arrangements. Different providers offer different services, so compare written details rather than assuming every quote includes the same things.
Compare the complete job
| Decision | Guest-filmed kit | Videographer |
|---|---|---|
| Who operates the camera? | Your chosen guests | The hired crew |
| Who plans the priority shots? | You and your camera crew, using supplied prompts | You and the provider, within the agreed scope |
| What needs checking? | Practice, batteries, audio, handoff, and returns | Coverage, deliverables, scheduling, and contract terms |
Compare total prices, not just the headline
Wedding Wow! kit prices are $729 for one camera, $989 for two, and $1,295 for three, each for 7 days with the included edits and raw footage. Optional add-ons cost extra. Confirm shipping, returns, and all applicable charges before booking, then compare with a videographer quote for the coverage you actually need.
You can also use both
A professional can cover the ceremony while friends record the welcome gathering, candid conversations, or dance floor. Agree on camera positions and responsibilities so people work together without blocking one another.
Choose with your priorities in mind
If professional capture of every agreed key moment is your priority, talk with a videographer about that coverage. If you want your people's perspective and have reliable guests to film, explore a Wedding Wow! rental kit. Ask questions before committing either way.