Wedding Videographers in Texas & Arizona

Wedding videography in Houston with Weddings Unlimited is $1,950. That flat price includes a professional wedding videographer, unlimited hours of continuous coverage from getting ready through the send off, a cinematic trailer film, a full feature film, your online gallery with digital download and up to two shooting locations within 25 miles of each other. There is no travel fee inside the Houston market and no overtime rate, and the price comes down when you bundle video with photography, DJ and MC, photo booth or coordination.

Wedding videography in Dallas and Fort Worth with Weddings Unlimited is $1,950, the same flat price we charge in Houston. It covers a professional wedding videographer, unlimited filming hours, a cinematic trailer film, a full feature film and your online gallery. Most Dallas studios quote an hourly package with an overage rate attached, so ask any videographer you are comparing what happens to the price when the reception runs an hour long.

Wedding videographers in Austin commonly price between roughly $2,500 and $5,000 for a package with a limited number of hours. Weddings Unlimited charges $1,950 flat for unlimited hours, a cinematic trailer film and a full feature film, so a fair comparison is not just the number but how many hours it buys and how many films you actually receive. Ask for the hour limit, the overtime rate and the list of delivered films before you compare two quotes.

A wedding videographer in San Antonio from Weddings Unlimited is $1,950. The price covers unlimited hours of coverage, a cinematic trailer film, a full feature film, an online gallery with digital download and up to two shooting locations within 25 miles of each other. Multicultural ceremonies with longer rituals cost the same, because there is no hourly cap to run past.

Wedding videography in Phoenix is $1,950, the same flat price as our Texas markets, and it includes unlimited filming hours, a cinematic trailer film, a full feature film and your online gallery. We cover Phoenix, Scottsdale, Sedona and Tucson from our Arizona base at 9850 North 19th Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85021.

Every $1,950 Unlimited Time Videography booking includes a professional wedding videographer you choose and meet before the wedding, unlimited hours of continuous coverage, a cinematic trailer film, a custom feature film, your online gallery with digital download, up to two shooting locations within 25 miles of each other, and access to our planning app where you build the filming timeline and shot list with us. A full documentary film, a second shooter at $750, a video engagement session at $495 and a video coffee table book from $95 are available as add ons.

A trailer film is about a minute long, cut to one song, and built from the frames that carry the most feeling. It is the film you share the week you get it. A feature film runs roughly six to ten minutes and tells the actual story of the day using your vows, your toasts and the live audio we recorded, rather than a music bed over silent footage. Weddings Unlimited delivers both films with every booking, and an optional full documentary film keeps the ceremony and speeches whole.

Yes. Your videographer arrives for getting ready and stays through the send off, with no hour limit written into the contract and no overtime rate. That is why a ceremony that starts late or a reception that runs long does not change what you pay. Unlimited time is included in the $1,950 price, not sold as an upgrade.

Wedding films are delivered about 45 to 60 business days after the wedding. That window covers the edit, the cinematic color grade and the sound mix that layers your live audio under the music. Priority edits are available when you need your film sooner, and films arrive by digital download so you can share them the day they land.

Yes, and we think it is the most important part of the process. You tell us your style, your pace and your priorities first, then we hand you your best matches from our in house team so you can watch their real films and pick the person you want behind the camera. You meet your filmmaker well before the wedding, so nobody walks in as a stranger on the day.

Yes. Weddings Unlimited provides photography at $1,950, videography at $1,950, DJ and MC at $1,485, photo booth at $1,000 and day of coordination at $1,500, all with our own in house team. Couples who book two or more services usually save $1,000 to $3,000 against hiring separate vendors, and the practical benefit is bigger than the discount: your photographer and videographer work off one shared timeline instead of competing for position during the first look.

Most couples book their wedding videographer 9 to 14 months out, and popular Saturdays in the spring and fall in Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and Phoenix go first. If your date is closer than that it is still worth asking, because our team is large enough that we often have a filmmaker available when a single operator studio does not.

Yes to both. Weddings Unlimited works across Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Beaumont and the Texas Hill Country, and across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Sedona and Tucson in Arizona, with local in house teams in both states rather than a crew flying in. We welcome destination weddings outside those markets as well, so send us your date and venue and we will tell you what it takes.

Yes. A second shooter is $750 and gives you two angles on the vows, the toasts and the first dance, which is worth it in a large room or a long ceremony. A video engagement session is $495 and doubles as a practice run on camera before the wedding. A video coffee table book is $95 and up, and the Enhanced Video Bundle is $1,500.

Yes. We record the day's live audio and build the film on it, so your vows, your readings and your toasts are in the film in your own voices. The music sits underneath that audio in the mix rather than replacing it, which is why a quiet moment in one of our films still feels quiet.

Rain changes the plan, not the film. Your videographer and our planning team work the backup locations into the timeline before the wedding, and we film the day that happens instead of the day on the schedule. Some of the best frames we have shot came from a covered porch during a downpour.