Nottinghamshire Wedding Videographer
Nottinghamshire Wedding Films
I create luxury, cinematic wedding films across Nottinghamshire, from the barns on the edge of Sherwood Forest to country house celebrations closer to the city. Based on the Staffordshire and Derbyshire border, Nottinghamshire has become one of the counties I film in most.
Luxury cinematic wedding films in Nottinghamshire from £2,000, with most couples investing between £2,300 and £2,700 depending on hours of coverage and any extras. The full breakdown is on the Investment page.
The style
What “cinematic” actually means for your Nottinghamshire wedding film
Cinematic and documentary are not opposites. They describe two different things: how the film is shot, and how it feels to watch. Every film I make is shot documentary style, which means I capture your day as it actually happens. I do not direct moments, stage them, or ask anyone to do something again for the camera. What makes the result cinematic is everything either side of that.
- Two or three angles on the ceremony and speeches, so the film can cut between a vow and the face of the person hearing it.
- Professionally recorded audio from your vows and speeches, so the film is carried by real voices rather than being a music-only edit with the words lost.
- Natural light, worked around the venue as it is on the day rather than lit with rigs that change how the room feels.
- Drone footage where the venue permissions, weather and flight regulations allow it.
- A moody, editorial colour grade rather than the bright, high-contrast look most social media edits use.
- An edit built around the story of your day rather than a chronological run through the schedule.
The finished film should feel like a film about the two of you, not a record of a timetable.
Featured venue
Hazel Gap Barn, Edwinstowe
I've filmed at Hazel Gap several times over the years, and I've even shot photography here back in the day. The dramatic red-brick barn with its crenellated entrance and pair of watchtowers curving around the courtyard gives you establishing shots most venues can't. Inside, the light-filled Oak Room has views over the gardens and woodland, and it flows straight into the bar and courtyard, so the day never feels like it's being broken into separate rooms. The courtyard is my favourite spot here: sheltered and peaceful by day, then completely transformed after dark with fairy lights, fire pits and lanterns. There's a late licence until 1am, which means the film can carry right through to the end of the night rather than stopping when the dancing gets going.
The Pumping House, Ollerton
This one holds a special place for me: it's where I collected my Regional Winner award for the East Midlands. The diversity of filming locations inside one venue is genuinely unmatched around here. The double-height Engine Hall, with light flooding through full-length arched windows and a glass ceiling, is breathtaking by day and a completely different room by night. The Ollerton Room has parquet flooring and original paned windows looking out over Sherwood Forest. The mezzanine above the Conservatory gives you elevated shots looking down into the Engine Hall, and some of my favourite frames of all time have come from up there. Three acres of ancient Sherwood Forest woodland surround it.
Cockliffe Country House
A smaller, more intimate country house wedding, and one where the scale works in your favour on film. Fewer guests means cleaner audio on the vows and speeches, and every reaction in the room is worth capturing rather than lost in a crowd.
Carriage Hall, Plumtree
A characterful Nottinghamshire barn venue near Plumtree, and another where the flow between spaces does a lot of the work for a documentary-style film.
Frequently asked questions, Nottinghamshire
How much does a wedding videographer in Nottinghamshire cost?
My films start from £2,000, and most couples invest between £2,300 and £2,700 for their wedding film, depending on hours of coverage and any extras like a ceremony-in-full or speeches-in-full add-on. My full package breakdown is on the Investment page.
Which Nottinghamshire wedding venues have you filmed at?
Hazel Gap Barn near Edwinstowe, The Pumping House in Ollerton, Cockliffe Country House and Carriage Hall. I'm always happy to film at a venue I haven't worked at before, and I'll visit beforehand if I haven't.
Do you charge travel to Nottinghamshire?
I'm based on the Staffordshire and Derbyshire border, so Nottinghamshire is comfortably within my normal working area. Travel is quoted at enquiry and is rarely an issue for a Nottinghamshire wedding.
How far in advance should we book a Nottinghamshire wedding videographer?
I'd recommend booking 12 to 24 months ahead, especially for a summer date. I take on a deliberately limited number of weddings each year, typically 15 to 20, so earlier is safer.
What is your wedding filming style?
Luxury and cinematic, but documentary in how it is shot. Natural light rather than staging, real audio from your vows and speeches rather than a music-only edit, a moody editorial colour grade, and an edit built around the story of your day rather than a chronological checklist.
Do you film late into the evening?
Yes. Several Nottinghamshire venues have late licences, Hazel Gap until 1am, and extended hours can be added so the film carries through to the end of the night.
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