Your wedding film, filmed by your friends

What is in the box

• Camera bodies your guests slide their phones into
• Two clip-on wireless microphones for the vows and toasts
• Two small tripods — one for the aisle, one for the head table
• A clip-on light for the dance floor
• A charger and cables (including one for the DJ’s sound)
• A prepaid return label, already in the box

The films you can choose

• Story highlight (5–8 min) — Your vows and letters tell the story over the day. Slow and close for the first two-thirds, then the party.
• Vintage home movie (4–6 min) — Warm, grainy, square-framed — like your grandparents’ reels. Soft colour, light leaks, your vows over the top.
• Upbeat (4–6 min) — The toasts carry it, cut quick to one great song. Funny lines from the speeches, lots of dancing.
• Documentary (12–20 min) — The whole day in order, with real sound and guest messages. Longer and honest — the way it actually happened.

A 60-second film to share the next week — included with every style.

What it costs

• 1 camera — $349
• 2 cameras — $499
• 3 cameras — $649

What you do in Film Kit

• Film Kit, for the couple. Follow your kit, camera people and filming plan before the wedding.
• Choose who films with each camera. Assign a friend and contact details to each camera’s job.
• Prepare a camera person’s invitation. Copy the right camera code and joining instructions for your friend.
• Check who is ready to film. Read phone checks, follow up on warnings and distinguish practice from readiness.
• Change when and who films a moment. Adjust the time, cameras and advice for a filming moment.
• Add a moment to film. Add a filming task, assign its cameras and undo an accidental removal.
• Find the kit return instructions. Read the packing and return checklist before sending the kit back.
• Understand the waiting film screen. Understand why the film is not there yet and find your current next step.