More and more couples are asking about content creation alongside their main photography and film — reels, behind-the-scenes clips, the sort of footage that's built for Instagram and TikTok rather than a printed album. It's a genuinely different job from traditional wedding photography, which is why we treat it as a separate add-on rather than trying to bolt it onto the main coverage.
A wedding photographer is focused on the definitive record of your day — the portraits, the ceremony, the speeches, the first dance. A content creator is chasing something different: quick, candid, phone-first footage that captures the energy and the behind-the-scenes moments your followers actually want to see before the "proper" gallery is ready. Think getting-ready chaos, guests arriving, quick reaction clips — the stuff that makes a great 30-second reel rather than a great printed photograph.
The two roles run in parallel without stepping on each other. Our content creator moves separately, shooting handheld and reactive, while your main photographer and filmmaker focus on the coverage that matters for your actual gallery and film. Neither one waits for the other, and neither one interrupts a moment the other is already capturing. It's designed to feel invisible on the day — more like a friend with a really good eye than a second production crew.
Two to three social-ready reels, cut for Instagram and TikTok, delivered within three days of your wedding — fast enough that you can actually post while people are still talking about your day, rather than months later when the moment's passed. It sits as a simple add-on to either of our main packages, currently £450.