Videos? Since 2018. I started out photographing weddings in 2009 and fell in love with them. I’ve always loved the storytelling that a video can do, and I’ve been addicted since.

Short answer, No. I don’t really care if people get out their phones - it’s what we all do now-a-days. However, I really want your guests to enjoy themselves and be in the moment. We record as much as possible so they don’t have to record anything.

There’s a lot of amazing photographers out there and I’ve had the pleasure to work with lots of them. I may, or may not have shot with them before but we all support each other in this industry. We are happy to recommend our favourite photographers.

That’s totally ok. The only thing we really need is a date. The location can come later. If you don’t have a date yet, you’re welcome to reach out and have a chat, we can answer any wedding questions or help give insight to you with our experience.

“I” is James. “We” are James & Nera (and/or one of the other videographers we work with depending on context).

Totally ok. We can make sure you’re choosing what suits you and your budget.

It felt like a regular wedding, the ceremony had finished and the bride and groom were being congratulated by the guests. True to form the groomsman had disappeared just as we needed them for photos. Looking around, we couldn’t find them anywhere. Until we were pointed down to the beach where the groomsman who were all firefighters had stripped off, jumped into the ocean, pulled a drowning tourist, made sure everything was ok, got dressed, and continued on as if nothing had happened. They never drew attention or sought praise.

Usually about 4 weeks after the wedding.

Yes, and we love them! Reach out, let us know what you’re thinking and we’ll start from there.