Florida Keys wedding videographer
Turquoise water, sunset horizons, and vows carried on an ocean wind.
The Florida Keys magic
The Keys offer some of the most breathtaking backdrops for a wedding in the country. Turquoise water, sunset horizons and tropical breezes make an atmosphere unlike anywhere else. Your vows under palm trees, laughter carried on the ocean wind, dancing under a sky full of stars.
I live here. That is the difference between a videographer who flies in for the day and one who already knows what the light does at Bahia Honda in October.
A string of islands that feels like paradise, and a destination wedding without leaving the country. From intimate beachfront ceremonies to grand resorts on the Gulf, the Keys give you variety and romance in the same place. Whether you are drawn to Key West's energy, the calm beaches of Islamorada or the resorts of Key Largo, every island has its own personality, and the film should carry it.
Most couples investing in a Florida Keys wedding film spend between $4,500 and $8,500, depending on hours of coverage, drone use and film style.
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Most couples in the Florida Keys invest between $4,500 and $8,500 for cinematic wedding videography. Costs vary with travel between islands, hours of coverage, and film style.
Yes, where it is legal and safe. Drone coverage suits the Keys particularly well, capturing turquoise water, sandy beaches and sunsets over the islands.
Photography captures stills. Video preserves vows, laughter and movement, so your celebration stays alive whenever you revisit it.
Absolutely. Many Keys weddings run several days with welcome parties, sunset cruises and beach celebrations. Multi-day coverage tells the whole story.
Yes. I film in Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine Key and Key West. I am based in the Keys, so no island is a special trip.
Most Florida Keys wedding films are delivered within 12 to 16 weeks. Highlight films are often ready sooner so you can share the story quickly.
I live here. Tell me which island and I'll tell you how the light behaves.