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A film of the two of you, before the wedding day.

One golden hour. Shot on anamorphic lenses. Yours to keep — and if you book your wedding film within 30 days of delivery, the $99 comes right off the price.

This isn’t a photoshoot

“No posing. No stiff portraits. An hour at golden hour, somewhere that feels like you, filmed the way your wedding film would be — honest, a little imperfect, the in-between moments. You get a short film that feels like you, not a production.”

What’s included

  • One location in metro Detroit, about an hour at golden hour

  • Shot on anamorphic lenses — the signature look

  • A 60–90 second film, delivered online within 2 weeks

  • Yours to share and keep, whether or not you book the wedding

Drew and Lauren dancing together at their wedding reception, a candid film still

How the $99 works

You pay $99 to reserve your session. You get your film. If you book the Wedding Film Collection within 30 days of delivery, the full $99 comes off the collection price — and the film you already have is the engagement film in the collection. Nothing double-sold. One credit per couple.

How it works

  1. Reach out — tell me your wedding date and where you are.

  2. Quick fit check — I confirm the date and a session evening.

  3. Golden hour — one hour, one location, then your film within 2 weeks.

5

Five spots. That’s it — evenings are finite, and the session dates are set evenings picked per round. When they’re gone, they’re gone.

Drew and Lauren together on a dock at sunset, a candid film still
Couple embracing under a pergola at sunset, a dramatic film still

Shot the same way as the wedding films — voice-led, observational, warm.

Ashley and Collin on a yacht at blue hour, a dramatic film still

FAQ

Five spots. One golden hour.

Questions? Start with the inquiry form — he replies personally.