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Marathon Wedding

During the 2006 London Marathon!

We just love this film!  When Katie and Gordy got married they did it while running the 2006 London Marathon.  We were really privileged to be filming it for them.  This is the short version.  You can also find the full length film at number

Pirates Wedding Montage

The River Thames London

This sequence is now pretty much world famous! - and certainly the most unusual we've ever produced!  The brief remit was that bride (who had just been married below deck)  (see film 21 below) was captured by the pirate 'guests' and rescued by the groom.  Not dead straightforward - but we did it!  Not everyone believes this really is an actual wedding day!

A Very Unusual Title Sequence

Rhinefield House Hampshire

OK, It's not every day you get a real life footballers WAG kissing a frog!  But the opportunity was there and we just made it up on the day.  It works pretty well too!

Railway Wedding

The Nene Valley Railway

The groom here is a bit of a railway enthusiast - so where better to get married than on a train!  OK, so it was a little cramped - but great fun!

Summer Nights

The Brides Garden Cheshire

This is just fabulous.  Loads of the couples friends, a T-Bird, and a great song that everyone knows.  These sequences are terrific fun for everyone to take part in.  This was filmed a few weeks before the wedding and went down a storm when it was shown on a giant screen at the wedding reception

Reservoir Dogs!

Rhinefield House Hampshire

This is one of our little 'Res Dogs' sequences (inspired by a piece from the film).  Takes 10 minutes on the day and the boys always love them.  There are several of these here.

Summer Nights

Stockton Manor Essex

Another Summer Nights spoof!  This one was actually filmed on the wedding day itself - although we don't usually recommend doing that (except for the 'Perfect Day' sequences) as the more complicated sequences can make the day become too centred around the film.  But great fun!

Bootleg Beatles

This couple had the Bootleg Beatles as their band at the reception, so we tried to give it a really authentic film flavour of the sixties.  This is just a sample of the longer original.

Middle of the Day Sequence

Soho.  London

This is another walkabout, but in a very different fashion.  Our experience means we can capture shoots like this just off the cuff, with style - and a real sense of fun!

Pre Wedding Sequence

Mainly My Garden! Lincolnshire

This couple wanted something unusual for the start of their wedding film, so, a few weeks before their day, we just sort of made this up, one Sunday afternoon.  Enjoy!

Reservoir Dogs!

Anywhere

These are all filmed on the wedding day and take about ten minutes to film.

Reservoir Dogs!

Anywhere

It doesn't rally matter what the boys are wearing (although long jackets help) - but shades are pretty much essential!

Reservoir Dogs!

Anywhere

The bride can always join in too if she wants to

Reservoir Dogs!

Anywhere

Although these are not really included in our standard services we'll always try a do one if you ask us, and if we can fit it in on the day.

Reservoir Dogs!

Anywhere

And the boys always love watching themselves!

The A Team

Derbyshire

Another unusual sequence that we just sort of made up on the day.  The groom was an A Team fan, so he arrived in an A Team truck and in ten minutes we made a little spoof film.

Dance Sequence

Hanbury Manor Hertfordshire

This was part of the evenings entertainment at the reception.  Touchdown, a modern dance group, performed especially for the bride - a surprise wedding present from the groom.

Venue Montage

Butley Priory, Suffolk

This is a small, intimate wedding.  The groom is Eric Morecombe's son, Gary, and we just love the way the couple spontaneously did an 'eric & ern' dance across the garden.

Complete Marathon Wedding

The London Marathon

Wild and Wacky weddings R US!  This is the complete 40 version of Katie and Gordys wedding which we had the pleasure of filming during the 2006 London Marathon

Pirates Wedding

The Golden Hynde on The River Thames

This is the full version of probably our most unusual, and certainly our most famous, wedding film.

Well Dressed Tables

Hazelwood Castle Yorkshire

When we are filming the reception we usually like to spend a short while taking detail shots of the room and tables, before all your guests arrive.  Here's a typical example of one of our table detail sequences.

Gay Wedding Montage

Brighton Racecourse

This was going to be a really spectacular wedding with so many things arranged - unfortunately very thick fog and a cold howling wind (in early Spring) meant that it didn't all quite come off.  Nonetheless, they're a great couple and everyone still had a fabulous time.

Gay Wedding Montage

Coulsden Manor Surrey

This marriage, between two girls, was one of our first gay weddings.  Civil partnerships had only just become law and everyone was a little anxious.  No need.  It was a great day.

A 'You've Been Framed' moment

Anywhere

Despite having filmed almost 2000 weddings, we rarely have moments like these.  Just keep an eye on the child playing with the air propelled rocket!

Bride & Groom 'Wave Farwell'

Pinewood Studios

Some send-offs are quiet and low key, some are a bit wilder.  This is the latter.  Add a great car, a great song, some champagne and some sparklers and it's a great piece.

Church Soloist 'Ave Maria'

Winchester Cathedral

If you're going to have a soloist during the signing of the register then it can make a wonderful addition to the film.

Italian Preps

The Groom House Hertfordshire

When you have a lovely house and garden, and nothing to do except get ready for your wedding, then why not take it easy!  This is a really relaxed little sequence of the grooms preps.

Firework Display

Rhinefield House Hampshire

There's a lot more to filming a firework display than just pointing a camera at the sky _ and we think we're pretty good at it!  This is a fabulous display.  Enjoy!