Wedding Confessionals
The bits of your wedding you only find out about afterwards, told by the people who were there.
What did they see?
Your brother saw you take a breath before you walked in. Your best friend heard the joke that never made it into the speech. Your gran remembers exactly what she was thinking when you said your vows.
Wedding confessionals are short, on-camera conversations with a few of your favourite people. I ask them about something they saw or felt that day, while it’s still fresh.
A few people.
A minute or two.
Before the wedding, I’ll ask you to choose two people you’d love to hear from. On the day, I might invite a third person who was there for a moment you’d love to hear more about.
After the first dance, I’ll catch each of them when there’s a natural gap and invite them somewhere quiet nearby. It’s a quick chat with me, and they’re welcome to say yes or head straight back to the party.
Hear the story.
Then see it happen.
Your dad might tell me he felt your hand tighten just as the doors opened. In your film, you could hear him tell it, then see the two of you waiting together. Those little details can bring you back to how the day felt.
If you’ve also chosen Memory Maker, your guests can leave their own private voice messages for you. The on-camera conversations give me another way to tell the story of the day in your wedding film.
Whose version would you love to hear?
Tell me a little about your wedding and the people you’d love to have on film.
Ask Nick about confessionals