Wedding Cinematography FAQ
Wedding Cinematography FAQ
A closer look at our films, the coverage behind them, and the choices available for your celebration.
What films are included?
Our cinematography collections include a short teaser and a 4–9 minute cinematic highlight film. The highlight brings together meaningful moments, voices, music, and the atmosphere of your celebration. Your proposal confirms the coverage and films included.
Are documentary films included?
Documentary films are optional. These longer, chronological edits preserve the ceremony, reception program, or other selected events in greater detail. We can include them in your proposal according to what you would like to revisit in full.
What is the difference between a highlight and a documentary film?
A cinematic highlight tells a concise story through selected moments, sound, and music. A documentary film follows a specific event in sequence, with multiple camera angles where available. It is a good choice when you want to hear complete vows, speeches, or performances.
When will our films be ready?
Our film delivery timeline is 3–6 months. Each film is carefully edited, with attention to sound, pacing, color, and the story of your celebration.
Who films and edits our wedding?
Our studio cinematography team works closely with the photography team under a shared creative direction. Team assignments are confirmed as your timeline and plans take shape. All editing is done in-house.
Can we share our music preferences?
Yes. Tell us about the music and mood you love. We consider your preferences while choosing a soundtrack that supports the story and rhythm of your film. Final song choices depend on suitable licensing.
How are pre-wedding events included?
When coverage includes a Sangeet, Haldi, welcome party, or other gathering, selected moments can become part of the cinematic highlight. If you would like an event or its performances preserved in full, we can add a documentary film to your proposal.
Will we see every performance in full?
The cinematic highlight includes a selection of moments, so it does not show every performance from beginning to end. Please request the appropriate documentary film if complete performances or speeches are important to you.
Can a documentary film include the Baraat or other parts of the day?
Yes, we can discuss a custom edit for the events you want to preserve. The Baraat, groom’s welcome, cocktail hour, and open dancing are not automatically included in a ceremony or reception documentary film; the scope is agreed in your proposal.
How do you learn about the people and traditions that matter to us?
Before the wedding, we talk through your plans, family relationships, and priorities. Let us know about meaningful rituals, important guests, and moments you especially hope to remember so we can approach the day with care.
What is the investment?
Cinematography is offered in close creative partnership with our photography coverage. Standalone cinematography is available selectively, beginning at $7,000. Visit Collections & Investment for an overview, or share your plans for a custom proposal.
Tell us about your celebration
Share your date, location, and what matters most to you. We’d love to hear what you’re planning.
Nat Wongsaroj Studios
Editorial wedding photography and cinematic films.
WASHINGTON, D.C. · NEW YORK · WORLDWIDE
Available for destination weddings.
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