Tag: Same Day Edits

  • WIN a WEDDING or CONCEPT FILM – Contest Open Worldwide

    We are celebrating our 5th year in creating wedding and concept films. And we would like to thank all of our couples who have worked with us as well as the fans who have been with us from the beginning.

    To show our appreciation to your commitment towards us, we have opened a unique contest.

    You can WIN a WEDDING FILM or CONCEPT FILM. Here is how?

    Create a 2-3 minute video where you as couple share with us,

    “what defines you as a couple”
    “what makes you two unique”
    “what’s your story”.

    Upload the video and email us the link to contact@filmstyleweddings.com

    We will go through each and every submission and pick A LUCKY WINNER. This Contest is OPEN WORLDWIDE.

    The deadline for submission is November 30th, 2012

    *please note there may be travelling and accommodation cost where applicable.

  • Nicole + Jonathan – Same Day Edit

    Nicole and Jonathan’s wedding was a double ceremony affair. A Hindu/Christian Guyanese Wedding that featured the rich colour of a traditional Hindu wedding and the stunning architectural beauty of a Church.

    Film-Style’s approach to this one was a little different from the rest. It is our creative policy that the music accompanying the footage reflect (and reflect well) the bride and groom’s heritage. As a fusion wedding, Bollywood simply wouldn’t have been suitable, nor Western music alone. The music had to be a fusion as well. Thus, the selection was an English song with some lovely Indian musical elements.

  • SDE – Melissa & Bruno

    Common to all ‘brides to be’ is the aspect of organization. But Melissa was far more than just
    organized. She was meticulous. Beginning with our first meeting with Bruno and Melissa,
    right up until the final productions, Melissa remained very involved, touching base regularly
    in order to ensure that every detail of production was well covered. And of course, it was.

    The wedding, held at Luina Station, was as unique as the two people who were united and as
    unique as their loved ones and their good friends. It was also a wedding as traditional as any
    other wedding, filled with tears and laughter. Tears at the memory of Bruno’s late mother and
    laughter at the soccer jokes that often erupted, since half the guests were Italian and the other
    half, Portuguese. All in all, it was a wedding to be remembered.

    Here is the Same Day Edit, highlighting the reception and the couple’s first dance. This was
    shown approximately an hour after their first dance.