Drone Wedding
Videography

Drone Footage Included​

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Aerial footage helps establish the setting of your wedding and showcase the venue, landscape, and surrounding scenery from a perspective that cannot be captured from the ground.

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Drone coverage is included with our wedding videography collections at no additional cost whenever conditions allow.

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How We Use the Drone​

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One-Cinematographer Coverage
Drone footage is generally captured during a planned portion of your coverage, often before the ceremony or early in the day. This allows your cinematographer to capture the venue from above before returning their full attention to ground-level coverage.

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Two-Cinematographer Coverage
With two cinematographers, our team has greater flexibility to capture aerial footage at different points in the day while maintaining coverage on the ground.

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When Do We Fly the Drone?​

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The best time to fly depends on your venue, timeline, weather, airspace, and what is happening around the property.

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We often capture drone footage before the ceremony or near the beginning of coverage, when the venue is looking its best and fewer vendors or vehicles are moving through the property. Flights may also take place at other appropriate times when the schedule and conditions allow.

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Planning for Drone Coverage​

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Standard aerial establishing footage does not usually require special planning from the couple.

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If extensive drone coverage is especially important to you, let us know before the wedding. We can account for it while reviewing your timeline and determine whether a second cinematographer would provide the flexibility you are looking for.

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When Drone Coverage May Not Be Possible​

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Although drone footage is included, it cannot be guaranteed. We may be unable to fly because of:

• Venue rules or property restrictions

• Restricted airspace or unavailable flight authorization

• Wind, rain, poor visibility, or other unsafe weather

• Crowds, nearby obstacles, or unsafe takeoff and landing conditions

• Timeline limitations or important events requiring ground coverage

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Final flight decisions are made by our team based on safety, legal requirements, and the conditions present on the wedding day.

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What If the Drone Cannot Fly?​

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When aerial coverage is not possible, we simply focus that time on capturing additional footage from the ground.

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Drone footage is a beautiful addition, but it is never more important than safely and completely documenting the people and moments of your wedding day.