Two grooms holding hands beside the temple pool at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
Las Vegas · Cinematic wedding films

Las Vegas Wedding Videographer

Cinematic wedding films, from Strip chapels to the desert.

Wedding films — Las Vegas

The city is loud. Your film shouldn’t be.

Groom in black holding a pink bouquet under the Fremont Street canopy while the bride in a red ruffled gown dances behind him during a downtown Las Vegas elopement

Las Vegas weddings come at two speeds: a short chapel ceremony with a handful of guests, or a full resort weekend with a ballroom at the end of it.

Both happen under some of the strangest light in the country. Casino floors mix warm bulbs, LED walls and neon, the fountains and the skyline only come alive after dark, and the desert sun goes from harsh to gold in under an hour.

The risk is a film that is all spectacle: signs, fountains and skyline, with the two of you as extras. We film the city generously, then cut it around your faces. Las Vegas should feel like the place you chose, not the star of the film.

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Recent films

Real weddings. Start to finish.

These are recent films from Southern California, and every card names where it was actually shot. None of them were filmed in Las Vegas; ask about your venue and we will tell you what we have filmed there. Press play on any of them — nothing loads until you do.

Still from a wedding film at the Oviatt in Downtown Los Angeles
Shot on RED®The OviattDowntown Los Angeles · 4:20
Still from a wedding film at Grand Tradition Estate
Super 8mmGrand Tradition EstateFallbrook · 7:15
Still from a wedding film at Monserate Winery
Cinematic editMonserate WineryFallbrook · 5:00
How we film here

What actually changes in Las Vegas

Four things we do differently because of where the day happens.

01

Chapels run on a schedule

Many chapels book ceremonies back to back. We agree the shot list and where we can stand before you walk in, so nothing has to be done twice.

02

Casino light is never one color

Warm bulbs, LED walls and neon all land on the same faces. We balance for skin first and bring our own light for the moments that matter.

03

Desert light moves fast

Red Rock Canyon and the open desert are at their best for the hour before sunset. We plan portraits and the drive around that hour, and around the summer heat.

04

Every property has its own rules

Resorts set their own vendor, insurance and filming rules, and parks have permits of their own. We check both before we confirm a location with you.

Black and white film portrait of a bride in sunglasses walking out of A Little White Wedding Chapel with her groom, Las Vegas
Las Vegas · photographed by Lulan Studio
What you get

Every film collection includes

  • Cinema bodiesRED and full-frame cameras, with a second body on every shooter.
  • Independent audioMultiple recorders on the officiant, the podium and the couple.
  • Hand-graded colorEvery film graded here in the studio, never a batch preset.
  • Eight to twelve weeksFilm delivery time. Photographs, if booked, arrive first.
  • Lifetime galleryYour film and stills stay online, downloadable, for life.
  • Flexible coverageHours and team can change after you book, right up to the week of.
Common questions

Before you ask

Do you film weddings in Las Vegas?

Yes. Las Vegas is part of our regular service area, alongside Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego. We travel in from Los Angeles with the same team and cameras we use at home, and travel is quoted with your date so you know the full cost before you book.

Can you film a chapel ceremony on the Strip?

Yes. Many chapels book ceremonies back to back and set their own rules on where a videographer can stand, so we confirm those with the chapel before the day and plan a tight shot list for the walk-in, the vows and the exit.

Do you use drones in Las Vegas?

Rarely on the Strip: it sits under the airport's controlled airspace and most resorts do not allow them. Out in the desert, where it is legal and licensed, a few seconds of aerial footage can earn its place in the edit.

Are the films on this page from Las Vegas?

No, and we would rather say so. The three above were filmed in Southern California and each card names the venue. Ask us about your venue and we will tell you what we have filmed there.

How long until we get our film?

Wedding films are delivered in eight to twelve weeks. If you have booked photography as well, the photographs arrive first, in four to eight weeks.

Groom dipping his bride in a lace gown in front of the Bellagio fountains at night, Las Vegas
Next step

Tell us about your wedding

Send us your date and venue and we will tell you what is available for Las Vegas.