What is the cost of wedding videography?

You wouldn’t be the first to consider hiring a videographer to record your wedding day. Hiring a photographer to capture your special day is probably a no-brainer, but you may be debating whether or not to spend the extra money on a videographer. You could take pictures to remember the event, but a movie would be much more effective in capturing the mood and the love you share.

After all the time, effort, and anticipation of planning a wedding, you only experience it once. The good news is that you may employ professional photographers and videographers to record virtually every important and memorable aspect of your big day. These experts can also create a tidy bundle for you to look back on and appreciate the footage from for many years to come.

Let’s find out how much it costs to hire a wedding videographer and what standard services are included in a videography package.

The average price of wedding videography:

Costs rise with experience. Where you live, how many hours of coverage you want, and how skilled the videographer is will determine the average wedding videographer’s cost. You should expect to pay $7,000 – $12,000 on the low end and up to $20,000 or more on the high end.

Wedding videography fees vary widely, so always acquire a quote before hiring a videographer. Wedding videographers, like wedding photographers, typically offer multiple wedding packages to pick from.

The following is included in the most fundamental subscription plan:

• A short, three- to five-minute video compilation
• A full wedding video, lasting between 20 and 30 minutes, including the vows and toasts.

Your wedding highlights and the full-length film will be professionally edited, scored, and delivered on a USB drive or streaming service.

Budgetary considerations for the wedding video:

The overall amount will be impacted most by the number of hours of coverage. On average, your videographer will be there for ten hours. It is advised to book a photographer for at least 12 hours so that they can capture everything from getting ready to cut the cake at the reception.

You may be charged as much as $500 a half-hour for coverage over and above what was originally agreed upon. One more thing that can drive up the price is the added personnel. Costs might skyrocket by the hundreds if you need more than one or two cinematographers.