The art of witnessing...
[ documenting how the moment actually felt]
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Sophia & Samuel | Mesón Sabika | Naperville, Illinois | October 5, 2025
High school sweethearts, these two have spent years growing up alongside one another. When Sophia first reached out, she described Samuel as "the hardest-working person I know" and said he's the one who helped her come out of her shell. After spending the day with them, it was impossible not to see exactly what she meant.
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Carly & Evan | The Castle St. Croix, USVI | February 7th 2026
Carly and Evan's story started with one open seat at a bar in St. Croix and a guy carrying a pizza. Years later, they returned to the same island to celebrate with all of the people they love most.
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Kylie & Brendin | Backyard Wedding | September 19, 2025
Long before Kylie met Brendin, God had been weaving together a story she couldn't have imagined. After praying as a young girl, the numbers 3:08 became a meaningful reminder of His faithfulness, especially after she realized she had been baptized on March 8th. Years later, when she playfully looked at Brendin's driver's license, she discovered his birthday was... March 8th.
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Amanda & Andrew | Jeune Perche Estate | Fallbrook, California | March 15, 2025
Set beneath the California sun, their destination wedding beautifully honored both of their families and cultures through a Chinese gate-crashing tradition, a tea ceremony, and multiple outfit changes throughout the day. It was a celebration full of color, meaning, and so much laughter... the kind of wedding that leaves you smiling long after it's over.
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Kaitlyn & Jared | Lincoln City, Oregon | August 1, 2025
Long before Kaitlyn and Jared met, Kaitlyn was praying for the man she would one day marry. She even dreamed about him before they ever crossed paths. Looking back now, she sees God's hand woven through every part of their story.
A NOTE FROM DAVID
I'll be honest, I never planned to be a wedding videographer. But I've always been obsessed with stories, so maybe I should have seen this coming.
Here's what I believe about telling a story: you let it be what it is. You don't push it toward the narrative you want or bend it to your taste. That's why a lot of wedding films end up feeling the same. And for some couples, that's honestly fine. You know exactly what you're getting. But it's not how we work. No two of our films are alike, because no two of our couples are.
If you trust Brooke and me with your day, we'll give you a film that feels like you, with our creative spin on it. Because we should feel like friends with cameras. And by the end of it you should get to tell people your wedding was captured by friends.
