Wedding videography · Asheville, NC
Asheville wedding videographer.
Asheville mountain wedding films. The Parkway, Biltmore-area venues, downtown Asheville. The light is mountain light and on film it looks unlike anything we can shoot in the Upstate.
Stills from recent shoots around the studio
Films in Asheville
Cinematic. Not staged.
Asheville is the best mountain wedding film market within day-trip range of the studio. The Blue Ridge Parkway gives you cinematic backdrops you cannot fake. The River Arts District films like a Pacific Northwest indie wedding. Mountain venues outside town have light that changes hour by hour, which can be a film gift if you plan around it or a headache if you do not.
$150 flat travel fee for Asheville, no overnight upcharge for day-trips. Same Silver, Gold, and Platinum packages.
Filming in Asheville
Blue Ridge Parkway ceremony overlooks (with NPS permit), River Arts District urban-industrial venues, downtown Asheville historic buildings, Biltmore-area venues, Black Mountain mountain venues, and Chimney Rock area outdoor ceremonies.
Packages
Three ways to film a day.
Silver · $2,000
6 hours of wedding coverage. One videographer. 5-7 minute highlight film. 30-second cut for social. 4-6 week delivery.
See pricing →Gold · $2,500
8 hours of wedding coverage. One videographer. 7-10 minute highlight film. Audio of your vows and ceremony. 30-second cut for social. 4-6 week delivery.
See pricing →Platinum · $3,500
Full-day wedding coverage. One videographer. 8-11 minute highlight film. Audio of vows, ceremony and speeches. Bonus reception highlight. 30-second cut for social.
See pricing →Most-asked
Asheville wedding film FAQ.
Can you film a Blue Ridge Parkway ceremony?
Yes, with the National Park Service permit (the couple handles it). Parkway ceremonies are filming-friendly because they are short, the backdrop does most of the work, and a cinematic highlight film at a Parkway ceremony is genuinely striking. Always have a weather backup mountain venue in case the Parkway is socked in with fog (it happens).
How does mountain weather affect the film?
Mountain weather is unpredictable, especially fall and spring. Fog can roll in fast, afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer, and ceremony light can shift dramatically between morning and evening. We always plan a weather contingency with the couple and the venue: backup indoor space, flexible ceremony timing where possible, and a rain plan that does not kill the film aesthetic.
Do you bring a second videographer to mountain weddings?
Every package is one videographer, including Platinum's full-day coverage. For Parkway overlooks and small mountain ceremonies, a small footprint is an advantage: less gear, less setup, and nobody blocking the view.
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