Story films · Switzerland & Europe

Not a recap. The way it felt.

The idea

A wedding film should play like a memory: the quiet before, the words you said, the room when the music started. Each film here is cut as one story, from the first light of the morning to the last dance.

Film I · Laax, Switzerland

A story in the Alps

A styled editorial filmed in Laax, for couples who picture an intimate wedding in the Swiss mountains.

Laax · SwitzerlandStyled editorialTeaser · 0:47
I

The meadow

The film opens high above the valley: chairs set out in the grass, wildflowers, and the mountains wide open behind them.

II

The promise

A ceremony in the open air. Rings exchanged under a flower arch, and friends on their feet the moment it is done.

III

The evening

Candlelight in a wooden hall, an entrance to applause, and a dance floor that fills at once.

How a film takes shape

Cut around moments, not a list of shots

Before

We talk about what you want to remember, and who matters most on the day.

On the day

Present and unobtrusive. Photo and film follow one creative direction, so nothing is staged twice.

In the edit

The film is built as one arc: a beginning, a turn and an ending that belongs to you.

Delivered

A teaser of about one minute, or a highlight film of two to five. Delivered within eight weeks, in the format you prefer.

Film II · A wedding on a golf course

After the yes, out onto the fairway

Golfpark Oberkirch · SwitzerlandTeaser · 0:43

It begins by the lake and a drive in a white Fiat 500 to the club, where the guests are already waiting. A saxophone plays through the aperitif on the green, and the two of them slip out onto the fairway alone. The night ends with the first dance and candles set out in the dark.

“The video turned out so much more beautiful than we had imagined. Truly, booking you was a wonderful decision.”
The couple
Film III · Highlight film · Villa Honegg

Villa Honegg, a whole day above the lake

Villa Honegg · SwitzerlandHighlight film · 5:14

Five minutes instead of one. The film opens in black and white, with a veil caught by the wind on the hillside and two foreheads resting together. Then the colour comes back: the dress at the window, the rings, an espresso on the terrace, a card magician at the table, friends dancing in front of the villa. It closes above Lake Lucerne and with the cake.

IThe two of them, alone above the lake
IIThe morning: the dress, the shoes, the rings
IIIThe celebration: the table, the dancing, the cake
Film IV · A cathedral wedding in Solothurn

From the cathedral to the last dance

The day began with a church wedding in the St. Ursen Cathedral. Their vows carry the whole film: you hear them over the morning, the dinner, the speeches and the dancing that followed.

St. Ursen Cathedral · Solothurn · SwitzerlandHighlight film · 2:15
I

The morning

The dress, the shoes, and tears at the first sight of the bride.

II

The cathedral

A full nave, the walk down the aisle, vows and rings at the altar.

III

The table

A long dinner under the tent and speeches that moved the whole room.

IV

The night

The cake under a wall of lights, then everyone on the dance floor.

Two films, one day

A minute to share, five to keep

The teaser

About one minute

The day in its strongest images, cut to music. Short enough to send to everyone who was there, and to everyone who could not be.

As seen above · Laax, the golf course

The highlight film

Two to five minutes

The day told in full: the morning, the two of you alone, the table, the people, the evening. Time for scenes to breathe and for the story to unfold in order.

As seen above · Villa Honegg, Solothurn

Longer films are available on request. There are also further example films, which can be sent to you personally.

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Photo + film

Photographs hold a moment still. Film gives it back its sound. Both come from one team and one visual language.

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