* Meet us at Devonport House Wedding Fayre, Greenwich. Sunday 1st April *

We love doing it. This is simple but crucial. It means every single wedding film receives lots of love, care and attention. We put just as much effort into your film as you did into your big day.

We are filmmakers. We know how to tell the great story of your day and the perfect shot comes to us as naturally as breathing! Jon is an award winning filmmaker having had many short films in international film festivals such as Raindance and The London Short Film Festival. He has also worked for the BBC for 10 years and filmed for businesses such as Channel 5 & Leukaemia Research

Personal service. Jon who runs the company will liaise with you from the start. He will quote, film, (where available), edit and deliver. You will also receive his personal mobile number once the deposit has been received, so if you need some advice on what songs to go with what chapter, he isn't far away.

We are flexible. There is no restriction on ‘hours of attendance’ and if the first dance doesn’t magically fall before 8pm, of course it's not a problem! We will stay as long as it takes.

No editing restrictions. The length of your film and the edit duration is purely dependent on what form the style and feel of your wedding naturally and organically takes on.

Customers love our work. We don't like to brag, but we are proud of what we do. Please take a moment to read our testimonials to see for yourself. And of course, most importantly, just view for yourself over on our examples page!

Discretion. We always let the action happen naturally in front of us, and we will never stick a camera in you or your guests face! We have many happy comments about our unobtrusive style -just have a look at our testimonials. We sometimes love to show off our work on our web site and facebook site, but we understand that some clients prefer their day to be private. We would never show a clip of your day online without your consent.

We film in full HD. Some companies claim to film in HD. They do, but not full 1080p HD! With 1920x1080 you get lots more pixels in your image and so a much more striking DVD or Blu-ray!