Let’s start with the basics. First and foremost, I need the date and venue of the wedding, as well as a few details about your plans.
You don’t need to have a fixed vision for the film. All you need to do is tell me a bit about yourselves and the nature of your big day.
Before the wedding, we talk through the flow of the day, your expectations, and the things that matter most to you.
That way, when the day arrives, I can focus on observing what is actually happening instead of simply creating a random collection of beautiful shots.
During the wedding, I stay close to what’s happening without interfering any more than necessary.
I don’t want to turn your wedding into a film set. What matters to me are natural reactions, genuine emotions, and the atmosphere of the day.
After the wedding, the second stage of the process begins.
The selection of footage, the visuals, spoken words, natural sound, and music all come together to shape the final story. It is during the editing process that the film finds its rhythm and its true character.
You receive the story of your day, crafted to be much more than a simple record of what happened.
It is meant to bring you back to the people, the emotions, and the atmosphere — the things that, years later, matter far more than the order of events.
If you already have your wedding date set, it’s best to get in touch as early as possible. The most popular dates during wedding season are often booked well in advance.
No. Łódź is the home base of Lada Moment Studio, but I film weddings all across Poland. I’m also available for destination weddings abroad.
That’s not how I work. What matters most to me is keeping things natural and capturing real moments as they happen.
Of course, a little guidance or a brief setup can sometimes help, but I don’t want to direct your entire wedding day.
Of course. It’s helpful to tell me which films have caught your attention and what kind of atmosphere feels closest to you.
That doesn’t mean copying a specific film, though — every wedding film should have its own character.
Music is one of the elements that shapes the character of the film, so it’s worth talking about your taste and the songs that are meaningful to you.
The final selection, however, should work naturally with the footage and the way your story is told.
The length of the film should reflect the story itself and the scope of the coverage. It’s best to discuss the details before booking your date.
The cost depends on the scope of the coverage, the wedding location, and the details we agree on.
Send me your wedding date and venue, and I’ll get back to you with availability and pricing information.
Yes, destination weddings are absolutely possible. If you’re planning a wedding abroad, just let me know where and when it will take place, and we can discuss the logistics.
Yes. If some of your guests, one of your families, or you yourselves communicate in English, that’s absolutely fine.
We can handle all arrangements in English, and the wedding itself can of course take place in an international setting as well.
Your day.
Your emotions.
Your story.