Build your wedding collection.
Start with the coverage that fits your day, then add the pieces that matter to you. Nothing is booked from this page — I’ll personally review your collection before preparing the final invoice and contract.
Keep what matters. Add what you’ll miss later.
The point isn’t to turn your wedding into a shopping list. It is to decide what you want to remember — the photographs, the voices, the people, and the moments that deserve more room.
How do you want the day remembered?
Choose photography, film, or have both covered by one team. Full-day collections include up to ten consecutive hours.
Give the wedding more room.
Some celebrations begin before the ceremony and carry on after the last song. Add only what genuinely matters to your plans.
THE LAUGHTER.
THE PEOPLE.
A wedding film becomes more valuable when it keeps the sound of the day — not only how everything looked.
The words become more valuable with time.
The ceremony, speeches, first dance and the voices of your people can live beyond the few seconds naturally used in a cinematic wedding film.
Not every photograph should stay behind glass.
Have a final look.
I’ll personally check everything before any invoice or contract is prepared, including travel, accommodation and any date-specific arrangements we discussed.
Pre-wedding and/or day-after coverage may require additional accommodation, quoted separately.
This looks like us.
I’ll personally review what you selected, confirm any travel or accommodation details where applicable, and prepare the next step for you.
— Kobus