Weddings, weddings…

I’ve seen all kinds of weddings. And over time, I’ve learned that wedding videographer style makes all the difference.

Because no matter how different weddings look on the surface, what couples really want is something real.

All Types of Weddings, Same Question

I’ve seen all kinds of weddings:

Classic, religious weddings, with heavenly choirs and ceremonies that never
end.

Rustic countryside weddings, with grooms arriving on tractors and endless
tables of homemade bread and wine.

Rock weddings, where the bride wears Dr. Martens and the groom ends up
playing the drums at the party.

Minimalist weddings, where everything is white, everything is beige, and
everything is so clean it looks like an IKEA catalog.

Themed weddings, with couples in costume, tables named after movies,
and a ceremony officiated by a friend who memorized Gandalf’s speech.

Extravagant weddings, where no one really knows what’s going on, but
there’s fire, acrobats, and at some point, a guy dressed as Elvis makes a
grand entrance.

Low-budget weddings, where a cousin with an iPhone takes the photos and
the banquet consists of 200 tortilla sandwiches “because love is what really
matters.”

Each one with its own style.
Each one with its own brand of madness.

And that’s perfectly fine.

Why Wedding Videographer Style Matters

However, there’s one thing that never changes.

There are always couples who want a wedding video that feels real.

Not a trendy montage that will make them cringe in five years.
Not a cookie-cutter edit that looks like every other wedding video out there.
They want a film that truly captures who they were that day.

The Couples I Work Best With

Those are the couples who get the most out of my work.

Couples who want an authentic video. One with personality. One that
doesn’t follow fleeting trends.
Because a great film is great today and always.

Couples who want an honest video. One that reflects their energy, their
wedding as it really was. No forced poses. No prefabricated cheesiness.
Something unique, fun, emotional.
And most importantly—something that’s not tacky.

A Documentary Wedding Videographer Approach

Couples who want a discreet, experienced videographer. Someone who’s
there, but doesn’t get in the way. Someone who films without turning their
wedding into a movie set.

Couples who just want to enjoy their wedding—without feeling like actors,
without constantly thinking about the camera.
Who want to laugh, dance, and feel everything without interruptions.

If that doesn’t sound like you, no worries—there are plenty of other options
out there.

But if this does sound like you…
Take a look at my pricing.

@sergiobakker