Somerset wedding videographer
I’m a wedding videographer making unscripted films with real sound for weddings in Bath and across Somerset. Your vows, the speeches and everything in between, filmed as they actually happen.
Home is a narrowboat on the Kennet and Avon, the canal that runs all the way into Bath, so Somerset is never far away.
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Pictured: a bride on a Georgian street after her wedding at the Bath Guildhall.
Bath, the Guildhall and the city in between
A Bath wedding often starts at the Guildhall, then spills out onto Georgian streets, past honey-coloured terraces and on to a reception somewhere else in the city.
I’ve photographed a wedding at the Bath Guildhall, so I know how the day moves through its rooms, steps and side streets. A film follows that same route, with the sound of the ceremony carried through to the walk outside.
Beyond Bath, Somerset weddings tend to slow down. Country houses, barns and village churches give a film room to breathe, and I let the pace of the day set the pace of the edit.
See the Bath Guildhall wedding, or my Bristol and Bath wedding photography.

A wedding film built on real sound
James and Georgina’s wedding at the Pear Tree, Purton, in Wiltshire. Their vows and speeches carry the film, recorded live and left to speak for themselves.
Somerset films are made the same way: no scripts, no staged moments, just the day as it sounded.
Sound in old stone rooms
Bath’s Georgian rooms and Somerset’s old churches are beautiful, but stone walls echo. Clean audio takes planning, so I get close to the vows and speeches rather than relying on the room.
The ceremony and speeches also become a podcast, included with every film, so you can listen back together long after the day.
Catching moments as they happen
I film what actually happens rather than asking anyone to repeat a moment for the camera. The finished film follows the real order of the day, with the quiet moments alongside the big ones.
I work alone and keep my kit light, so I can move between a city ceremony and a country reception without getting in the way.
Film and photography together
Some couples book film on its own, while others add photography. I offer combined coverage on selected dates. See my Bristol and Bath wedding photography for the stills side.
Filming across Bath and Somerset
The Kennet and Avon runs from the Thames all the way into Bath, so Somerset sits at the far end of my home waters. I’m happy to travel anywhere in the county, including:
- Bath
- Bradford-on-Avon
- Frome
- Wells
- Glastonbury
- Bruton
- Shepton Mallet
- Taunton
- Yeovil
Nearby, I also film in Bristol, Wiltshire and the Cotswolds. Or go back to the wedding videographer homepage.
Somerset wedding film FAQs
Not yet. I’ve photographed a wedding at the Bath Guildhall, and my wedding films from Wiltshire, Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds show exactly how I’ll film yours. Home is a narrowboat on the Kennet and Avon, the canal that runs into Bath.
I’d love to. I know the Guildhall’s rooms and the streets around it from photographing a wedding there, so I can plan the film around how the day moves.
There’s no travel charge for Somerset weddings. The canal brings me close enough that it’s all part of the service.
Combined coverage is available on selected dates. Some couples book film alone, while others add photography, so tell me what you have in mind and I’ll check the date.
Coverage is shaped around your day, typically the ceremony, speeches and key moments from the reception. Every film comes with a podcast of the ceremony and speeches. Current packages are on my pricing page.
I use a drone when conditions and the venue allow. Central Bath has flying restrictions, but country venues across Somerset usually leave more room for it.
Planning a Somerset wedding film?
Send over your date, your venue and a little about the day you’re planning. I’ll come back to you with availability and a clear quote.
Or see more wedding films and wedding film pricing first.