VideographerRates

What wedding videographers charge in the US

Real prices: packages videographers publish, and what videographers and couples report was actually paid. Every rate is reviewed before it counts. Not a quote form, not a sales page: just the numbers.

We're still collecting national wedding videography rates. 15 reviewed so far; this figure needs rates from at least 5 states. We hold numbers back until they're broad enough that a handful of prices, or one busy studio, can't pass for "the going rate".

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Made up of 15 from packages videographers advertise on their own sites. How we collect rates.

By how much of the day is covered

Coverage is the biggest single driver of price, so we never mix an elopement with a twelve-hour day in one figure.

CoverageMedianMiddle halfRates
Elopement or micro-wedding (under 4 hours)collecting0
Half day (4 to 6 hours)collecting5
Full day (7 hours or more)collecting10
Multi-day or destinationcollecting0

Rates by state

What the price usually includes

Two quotes with the same number can buy very different films. Before comparing, read how wedding videography pricing works: hours, deliverables, editing time, travel and a second shooter all move the price.

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Whether you shot the wedding or paid for the film, your number makes these figures more accurate. It takes two minutes, it's anonymous, and we review every rate before it counts.

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