Jeremy Daly Wedding Film

Wedding Films — All by Jeremy

The day you feel again and again.

A wedding film is not a recap. It is the sound of your vows, the way your dad looked at you, the laughter during the first dance that no photo could ever hold. Jeremy makes films that feel like memories — not highlight reels.

01

You will hear the day.

The vows. The laughs. The music. The things you were too overwhelmed to absorb — captured and returned to you.

02

You will feel it move.

Still photos hold a moment. A film holds the feeling between moments — the breath before the kiss, the exhale after the ceremony.

03

You will share it forever.

Watch it on your anniversary. Show your kids someday. It gets more meaningful with every year that passes.

Not sure which film is right for you?

Good. Most couples aren’t. Every film Jeremy makes is cinematic, emotional, and built to last. The difference is how much of the day you want back — and how you want to experience it. Read through the three options below. By the end, you’ll know exactly which one is yours.

The Highlight Film
01Good Starting Point

The Highlight Film

3–4 minutes

The whole feeling of your day — in the time it takes to drink a coffee.

A cinematic short film of your wedding day. Set to music. Slow motion moments woven with real energy from the reception. The morning getting ready, your ceremony, golden hour portraits, the first dance — compressed into the most emotional four minutes you've ever watched.

This is the one your bridesmaids send each other three years later. The one you play on your anniversary with a glass of wine.

What works

  • +Maximum feeling in minimum runtime
  • +Easiest to share and rewatch
  • +Zero disruption — Jeremy does both photo and film
  • +Entry point almost every couple starts with

Be aware

  • Music only — no vows or speeches
  • Some moments won't make the cut
  • Not ideal if you need to hear your vows back verbatim

Do you want to feel your wedding day, or hear it too?

If feeling is enough — this is your film.

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The Extended Highlight Film
02Most Popular

The Extended Highlight Film

3–4 minutes · longer · 5–8 minutes total

Everything the highlight gives you — plus the voices.

The highlight film, extended. More runtime means more room — room for a snippet of your vows, the sound of your partner's voice cracking during the ceremony, a reaction shot from your mum in the front row.

Still music-led and cinematic. But woven through it are real moments of real audio — selected, intentional, and placed where they hit hardest.

What works

  • +You get to hear your vows
  • +Reaction shots and laughter woven in
  • +No second videographer — your day stays calm
  • +The sweet spot for most couples

Be aware

  • Not the full ceremony audio — selected moments only
  • Longer runtime means more considered rewatching
  • Not every word of every speech

Is there a moment from your ceremony you know you'll want to hear again?

If yes — this is your film.

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The Documentary Feature
03The Complete Record

The Documentary Feature

10 minutes or more (whatever it takes, sometimes 20 min)

The film your grandchildren will watch to understand who you were.

A full documentary of your wedding day — and everything that comes with it. A dedicated videographer joins your day so Jeremy can cover photo and film simultaneously. You get the Documentary Feature plus a full Highlight Film edited alongside it. Multi-angle ceremony with crystal clear audio, full speeches, and the first dance from every angle — all included.

If you added an engagement session, that videography is included too. You also receive all raw video files — ceremonies, speeches, dances, candids — delivered as a content creator package. Jeremy still leads all creative direction and edits every film himself. The second person is there for coverage depth, not a second opinion.

What works

  • +Dedicated videographer included — no extra charge
  • +Both a Highlight Film AND a Documentary Feature delivered
  • +Full multi-angle ceremony — every word, every reaction
  • +Full speeches and first dances as separate files
  • +All raw video delivered — like a content creator package
  • +E-shoot videography included if engagement session was added
  • +Cinematic depth impossible to achieve solo

Be aware

  • An additional team member on your day
  • Higher investment than the other two
  • More isn't always necessary — Extended is enough for many

Ten years from now, do you want to watch a film of your wedding — or watch your wedding?

If you want to watch your actual wedding — this is your film.

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Your Filmmaker

One filmmaker.
Every layer in motion.

I approach wedding filmmaking as more than simply recording what happened. Throughout the day, I shift between sweeping movement, intimate close-ups, slow motion, natural sound and cinematic storytelling — capturing everything from petals moving through the air to the smallest expression between two people.

Each camera has a purpose. Some move with you through the celebration. Others quietly preserve additional angles during the ceremony. Drone footage reveals the scale of the day, while close perspectives preserve how it actually felt — all created by one calm filmmaker working seamlessly alongside the photography.

At a glance

  • Cinematic morning storytelling
  • Slow motion, movement and atmosphere
  • Unobtrusive ceremony coverage
  • Emotional vows, speeches and natural sound
  • Moving drone perspectives
  • Creative sunset, blue-hour and night films

How I work

  • Multiple cameras for different angles
  • Small, discreet cameras for key moments
  • Photo and film as one connected story
  • Wide scenes paired with intimate close-ups
  • Documentary honesty and intentional artistry
  • Anticipates moments that only happen once

One filmmaker. Every movement, voice and feeling preserved.

Explore the wedding films below ↓
Jeremy Daly filming a wedding ceremony

Side by Side

Quick comparison

FeatureHighlightExtendedDocumentary
Runtime3–4 min5–8 min10+ min
Music-led
Real vow audioSelected
Speech audioSelected
Second videographer
Multi-angle coverage
Best forThe feelingFeeling + voiceComplete record

Testimonials

What couples say after.

Sarah & Mike

"The highlight film was the best thing we added on top of our photography package. It captures the feeling of the day in a way photos alone never could."

Sarah & Mike

JUNE 2025

Add-Ons

Works with any film

Same Day Edit

Jeremy edits a short film of your morning and ceremony during cocktail hour. It screens at your reception — while you're still there, surrounded by everyone you love.

Works with: any film tier

Full Ceremony Film

The complete ceremony, uncut. Multi-angle footage, clear audio, every word exactly as spoken. A separate file — not the highlight, not the documentary.

Works with: Highlight · Extended

✦ Included with: Documentary Feature

Full Speeches + First Dances

Every toast. Every dance. Captured in full, delivered as separate files for you to keep.

Works with: Highlight · Extended

✦ Included with: Documentary Feature

Engagement Film

A cinematic short film from your couples session — standalone, or woven into the Documentary Feature Film as your opening backstory.

Works with: any film tier

Honest Recommendation

Still unsure? Start here.

Adding video for the first time?

Start with the Highlight Film. It's the most emotionally concentrated version of what Jeremy makes, and it converts more "I wasn't sure about video" couples than anything else.

Care about sound as much as feeling?

The Extended Highlight is the sweet spot. More couples should know it exists.

Budget isn't the deciding factor?

The Documentary Feature Film. Full stop.

Still unsure? Tell Jeremy about your day. He'll give you an honest recommendation — not based on what costs more, but on what will matter most to you in twenty years.

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Jeremy Daly — Photographer & Filmmaker

The Person Behind the Camera

The films start with the filmmaker.

Jeremy started photographing weddings at 17. He's been doing it for over a decade — not because it's a job, but because he genuinely loves what happens when two people stop performing and just live in front of the camera.

Learn Jeremy's Story