Products and Services
Planning your wedding in or around Bristol? Vow Video, based in Frenchay, Bristol, specializes in creating beautiful, heartfelt wedding films that truly capture the spirit of your big day. Founded by Niall, a filmmaker with a strong background in advertising, Vow Video combines expert storytelling with a relaxed, natural approach to videography. The focus is always on capturing genuine moments as they happen—no forced poses or staged scenes.
Our Philosophy
At Vow Video, we believe your wedding film should be a true reflection of your day—full of real emotion and meaningful stories. Our goal is to craft a film that you’ll cherish forever, one that brings back the laughter, tears, and joy every time you watch it. Many couples have shared how their films made them both laugh and cry, highlighting the emotional impact of our work.
What to Expect on Your Wedding Day
We understand how important it is to feel comfortable and relaxed on your wedding day. That’s why Vow Video takes a discreet, unobtrusive approach. Our “run and gun” filming style means we capture moments as they naturally unfold, without interrupting your day. This documentary-style method ensures your final film feels authentic, timeless, and uniquely yours.
Our Wedding Videography Packages
- Comprehensive Coverage: Your wedding day is full of unforgettable moments—from morning preparations to evening celebrations. We typically offer 10 hours of coverage to make sure none of these special memories are missed.
- Multiple Film Edits: You’ll receive more than just one video. Our standard package includes a cinematic “hero edit,” a full-length feature film with all the footage, complete speeches, and a short teaser trailer perfect for sharing on social media.
- Transparent Pricing: We keep pricing simple and clear—no confusing tiers or hidden fees—so you can plan your wedding budget with confidence.
- Photo & Video Packages: For a smooth and coordinated experience, we’ve partnered with a talented Bristol-based wedding photographer to offer combined photo and video packages.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
My most memorable wedding was at Rushpool Hall in Yorkshire. The venue was absolutely gorgeous, and the Groom's father created a mini-golf course himself for the guests!
What is your most memorable wedding?
My most memorable wedding was at Rushpool Hall in Yorkshire. The venue was absolutely gorgeous, and the Groom's father created a mini-golf course himself for the guests!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, authentic, genuine, real, moving.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, authentic, genuine, real, moving.
What about your business are you most proud of?
This is the best job in the world because of the response from clients and the pure joy from something that you've made specifically for them.
What about your business are you most proud of?
This is the best job in the world because of the response from clients and the pure joy from something that you've made specifically for them.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
For booking video, research, and find your happy medium: style is important, do you want someone with a modern style, full of flashy transitions, or do you want a more timeless and traditional edit? Find the style that's right for you, and then find the right videographer for your budget!
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
For booking video, research, and find your happy medium: style is important, do you want someone with a modern style, full of flashy transitions, or do you want a more timeless and traditional edit? Find the style that's right for you, and then find the right videographer for your budget!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
At a wedding at The Mount Without in Bristol, the guests had a wooden peg with a cut-out of either the Groom's face, or the Bride's face to show who they're connected to. How lovely, and a great conversation starter!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
At a wedding at The Mount Without in Bristol, the guests had a wooden peg with a cut-out of either the Groom's face, or the Bride's face to show who they're connected to. How lovely, and a great conversation starter!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
My process with couples is simple and easy - consultation video calls, getting to know each other and getting the vision for the film aligned, before capturing absolutely everything humanely possible on the day. Then, it's straight into post production, where the couple are sent updates to let them know how the edit is going, and roughly when final films will be with them for.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
My process with couples is simple and easy - consultation video calls, getting to know each other and getting the vision for the film aligned, before capturing absolutely everything humanely possible on the day. Then, it's straight into post production, where the couple are sent updates to let them know how the edit is going, and roughly when final films will be with them for.
What is the most exciting thing you have caught on camera?
That absolutely has to to be when the Bride and her bridesmaid after the first dance suddenly stormed the dance floor and broke out into a choreographed 5 minute dance to a medley of Disney hits. It was rather show-stopping!
What is the most exciting thing you have caught on camera?
That absolutely has to to be when the Bride and her bridesmaid after the first dance suddenly stormed the dance floor and broke out into a choreographed 5 minute dance to a medley of Disney hits. It was rather show-stopping!
What is the one film you wish you had directed and why?
Free Solo (about Alex Honnold climbing up El Cap in Yosemite with no ropes - yikes!). Any excuse to travel to make films, and document a moment in history is a win with me. What a feeling that must've been to be on the crew!
What is the one film you wish you had directed and why?
Free Solo (about Alex Honnold climbing up El Cap in Yosemite with no ropes - yikes!). Any excuse to travel to make films, and document a moment in history is a win with me. What a feeling that must've been to be on the crew!
What is your favourite soundtrack to put to a wedding video?
My philosophy with music in wedding videos is having both 'light and shade'. I feel the best wedding videos should be able to make you laugh, and make you cry within minutes of each other. It should capture the emotion of the day, which is re-experienced as soon as you hit play. So I'm quite a fan of mixing up different tracks and sounds - having one song that's more introspective and slow, played in a minor key, followed by an upbeat, leg moving pop song in a major key. It's what gives you all the feels!
What is your favourite soundtrack to put to a wedding video?
My philosophy with music in wedding videos is having both 'light and shade'. I feel the best wedding videos should be able to make you laugh, and make you cry within minutes of each other. It should capture the emotion of the day, which is re-experienced as soon as you hit play. So I'm quite a fan of mixing up different tracks and sounds - having one song that's more introspective and slow, played in a minor key, followed by an upbeat, leg moving pop song in a major key. It's what gives you all the feels!
Describe how you got into videography.
I got into filmmaking in my mid-teens, making videos with friends, before taking things slightly more serious after being selected to be in the BFI's Film Academy in Documentary Filmmaking. Since then, my career has been videography and filmmaking, and I've loved every moment of it. Whether it's been working with Aardman, directing Xmas ads, or filming a book launch, I truly enjoy filmmaking, and having a project that I can see through from start to finish.
Describe how you got into videography.
I got into filmmaking in my mid-teens, making videos with friends, before taking things slightly more serious after being selected to be in the BFI's Film Academy in Documentary Filmmaking. Since then, my career has been videography and filmmaking, and I've loved every moment of it. Whether it's been working with Aardman, directing Xmas ads, or filming a book launch, I truly enjoy filmmaking, and having a project that I can see through from start to finish.