Nicholas & Armenta

A documentary wedding film for Nicholas & Armenta

Nicholas and Armenta married in 2026, and their page holds a documentary wedding film that follows the story in the order it happened. It begins with the intro night, moves into the civil ceremony and then opens up into the full wedding day. Each part has its own pace, and together they read as one continuous film.

We did not set out to stage anything. Our way of working is to stay close, stay quiet and let the people in front of the camera forget about us. That is how the small moments get caught: a glance before a signature, a hand that finds another hand, a laugh that nobody planned.

From the intro night to the civil ceremony

The intro night gives a film room to breathe before the main day begins. It is a chance to meet the couple in a looser, more relaxed setting, so that by the time the ceremony arrives, the viewer already knows them. The civil ceremony then becomes the centre of the story, filmed with the same patience: the words, the pauses, the faces of the people watching.

The full wedding day film brings it all together. We edit it as a film rather than a video, which means thinking about rhythm, music and colour, and about how the day felt as much as how it looked. Couples often tell us that watching it feels like reliving the day, and that is the standard we hold ourselves to.

For Nicholas and Armenta, the result is a calm and honest record of a wedding that belongs to them. If you are planning your own wedding and would like a film that stays close to the people rather than the performance, we would be glad to hear your ideas. Planning works fully online, we reply quickly, and everything is prepared well before the day.