Wedding Films We Love (That We’d Love to Recreate With You)
We’re drawn to wedding films that feel real — not like highlight reels. The kind that breathe with the moment. That slow down. That don’t just showcase a day, but tell a story with honesty and heart.
As Perth-based wedding videographers and photographers, these are the films that have stuck with us — not because they’re over-produced or polished to perfection, but because they feel human. Thoughtful. Grounded. And if you’re looking for something like that — something that feels like you — we’d love to help bring it to life.
Here are a few of the wedding films that have shaped how we approach storytelling through video.
🎥 Georgia & Jake – Marry Me Movies
Why it works:
Natural light. Clean audio. Soft, intentional movement. This film isn’t about flash — it’s about space. No dramatic transitions or quick cuts. It feels like you’re quietly stepping into their day.
How we’d approach it:
A coastal ceremony with time to slow down. Think Injidup, Bunker Bay, or even a simple backyard with big sky. Unscripted, intimate, and free of pressure.
🎥 Aisling & Jonny – Humdrum Films
Why it works:
The voiceover feels like a letter — not a performance. It’s personal, not polished. The film gives room for story, place, and connection.
How we’d approach it:
Perfect for a vineyard or forest wedding in the South West where sound really matters. We’d record audio ahead of time — letters, toasts, voice memos — and layer them into the visuals for a deeper emotional arc.
🎥 Louisa & Doug – Alex Motta
Why it works:
This film strips everything back. No frills. Just presence. It watches more than it directs, which makes the emotion land even harder.
How we’d approach it:
Ideal for an intimate reception — maybe candle-lit, maybe winter — where the energy is soft and the moments are slow. Less about styling, more about stillness.
🎥 Penny & Lachie – Humdrum Films
Why it works:
It holds. It waits. It trusts the moment instead of rushing it. There’s breathing room — and that’s rare.
How we’d approach it:
A property wedding that already feels like home. Maybe a farm near Margaret River. Maybe your own backyard. We’d focus on the in-betweens: glances, gestures, textures.
🎥 Meg & Dan – Bottlebrush Films
Why it works:
Unpolished in the best way. It’s messy, vibrant, and full of energy. You get a clear sense of who they are without being told.
How we’d approach it:
For the couples who laugh loud, dance early, and don’t mind a bit of chaos. Think Fremantle streets, a local pub, a clearing in a field. Anywhere that lets personality shine.
🎥 Sarah & Myles – Goldbear Films
Why it works:
It’s classic but not cliché. The sound is soft, the shots are steady, and the emotion doesn’t need a soundtrack to land. It’s confident in its simplicity.
How we’d approach it:
A relaxed city wedding — somewhere like Perth City Farm, Lamont’s, or even your favourite suburban spot. No pressure. Just the day, unfolding naturally.
Want a Wedding Film That Feels Like You?
If these kinds of wedding films feel like your vibe — calm, natural, full of heart — we’d love to chat. Whether you’re planning a small elopement in the South West or a city wedding in Perth, we’re all about real moments, not manufactured ones.