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Individuality is key in the modern world, and wedding videos aren’t the exception to the rule. Did you know that there are virtually endless ways of having a fantastic wedding video? However, since we are human beings, we love to categorize things into genres or styles.

We want to share some of the most popular styles there are in wedding videography. Browse them below if you want to have a better idea of what you really want for your wedding video.

Wedding Videography Styles

1. Same Day Teaser

As wedding videographers we need to work hard in order to compete with guests to share the immediacy of the wedding.

That’s why we came with the solution of having a short video edited on the fly so it can be shared by the couple almost immediately as things are progressing.

2. The Cine Wedding Video

This is a popular approach, the cinematic style requires not only state-of-the-art cameras and lenses, but also a keen eye for capturing moments and light in a beautiful blend that you’ll love forever.

These sorts of videos capture every detail from the wedding and are the most in-demand wedding videos right now. They are usually referred, as “those wedding videos that look almost like a movie”.

3. Ad-Style for Save the Date

Save the dates have become quite a thing, but usually this is mainly approached by bland invitation cards or ‘meh’ websites.

Nowadays, advert-style or movie-inspired videos for saving the date are the must-have thing.

We are crazy about movies, so don’t worry if you aren’t a cinephile yourself, you are in good hands with us at HD Moments.

4. Proposal videos, why not?

Proposals are a huge thing, it is the big yes, the start of a marvelous adventure together. And that nervousness is priceless; you deserve to have it all on video.

It is amazing to see in a video those reactions; we just cannot get over them. It is pure spontaneity, love, everything is priceless.

5. The Documentary Approach

This combines extremely well with the Cinematic look, but it has its tricks. This approach was inherited to us by a lot of photojournalists that entered the wedding business and wanted to capture the authenticity of the big day. We are there to record the very moments of truth in the most beautiful possible ways.

6. The Footage

There is a charm in the traditional way of doing things, and of course, this style of videography is quite sober, hence budget friendly.

We usually do these sort of videos all the time when we deliver the footage of the ceremony. It has a different purpose because it works more as a register for the couple rather than a shareable video.

7. Let The Party Begin!

Even though when mentioning the party as another genre or style may seem redundant, it isn’t. Videography is a complex art, and crafting stuff within a party deserves a separate category.

Low light situations are fun for us, and we love to capture parties in the best possible way. We also like to have fun during them as well.

8. After the Wedding

Some couples like to have an “after-the wedding” video. This started out with the “trash the dress” sessions from our close cousin wedding photography.

Things have gotten pretty interesting lately, and couples aren’t limiting themselves to just trashing the dress. Contact us for to know more about this.

9. Family Orientated

We have had some couples that have contacted us after quite a few years because they want to get family videos, like a cinematic register of the evolution of their own family.

These strengthen their identity as a family, and it is awesome because we love feeling more like friends rather than some more suppliers, and having these sort of requests enhances that feeling of friendship in us.

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As you’ve seen, there are many options, but the great thing is that they can be combined easily and to great effect. They are just like little pieces or snippets than can be combined in order to create the perfect wedding video.

Feel free to contact us if you see would like more information about styles of wedding videography or to start planning for your big day!

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