Bozeman Montana Wedding Videographer

Packages start at $3,400, and most Bozeman couples land between $3,400 and $4,600 for full cinematic coverage. Drone footage comes with every package, so aerial coverage over the Gallatin Valley is simply part of how I film, not an add-on. Coverage hours drive the price, with optional extras like raw footage, rehearsal dinner filming, or a day-after session added from there. Bozeman weddings tend to be well planned and beautifully executed, and I'm glad to talk through which package fits your day.

Yes, and Rockin TJ Ranch is a spectacular place to film. The wide open Montana landscape, the mountain backdrop, the rustic character of the property: it looks incredible on camera from every angle. I've filmed there and love the couples who choose it. Marrying at Rockin TJ Ranch? Drone coverage over that property is absolutely worth having.

Bozeman is one of Montana's fastest growing wedding markets, and peak summer dates fill quickly. Reach out 6 to 12 months ahead for June through September weddings, especially for a destination celebration with traveling guests. Flexible dates and shoulder season plans leave more room, but the safest move is always reaching out the moment your venue is confirmed.

Absolutely, and the mountains around Bozeman hold some of the most stunning elopement backdrops in the state. A ceremony in the Gallatin Range, somewhere along the Madison Valley, or a private spot you've already scouted: mountain elopements get the same cinematic care as a full wedding. Coverage usually runs 2 to 5 hours, built entirely around your vision and the locations that matter to you.

Yes, and drone coverage comes with every package, not as an add-on. The Gallatin Valley from the air is breathtaking: mountains on every horizon, wide open ranchland, the sheer scale of it. Aerial footage gives your wedding film a sense of place ground cameras alone can't match. As a licensed commercial drone operator, I weave aerial shots into the story naturally. Weather, airspace, and venue permissions set the limits, but for most Bozeman and Gallatin Valley weddings the drone is going up.

Yes, Bozeman sits outside my standard service area, so travel fees do apply. Send your venue details and I'll give you a clear, personalized travel cost up front, no surprises. Venue further out, like the Gallatin Canyon or somewhere more remote? Let me know and I'll factor it in. Everything is spelled out before you sign a thing.

Your teaser is in your inbox within a week of the wedding. Most Bozeman films are ready in about two to three weeks. Your contract allows up to two to three months, and late in the season, when weddings run back to back, deliveries do move toward that end of the window. Raw footage comes after the final edit wraps. I send progress updates throughout, so there is never any wondering.

Yes, everything is customizable. Packages are a starting point, not a ceiling: add raw footage, a teaser film, rehearsal dinner filming, or a day-after session depending on what matters most. Drone coverage is already in there, so the foundation is strong. Bozeman weddings often carry more moving parts and bigger timelines, and I'm happy to build a package that covers everything you want without padding it with things you don't.

Yes! Big Sky weddings are a natural extension of my Bozeman coverage, about an hour south through the Gallatin Canyon. Resort venues, mountaintop ceremonies, and canyon backdrops all film beautifully, and I quote Big Sky dates the same way as Bozeman: travel included in one clear number up front. If your celebration spans both, like getting ready in Bozeman and marrying in Big Sky, I'll plan the timeline around the canyon drive.

Absolutely! Bozeman is one of my favorite destinations to travel to, but my home base is in Western Montana where I serve couples across the Flathead Valley, Glacier National Park, and beyond. If you're also exploring venues in that part of the state, I'd love to show you what's possible. Visit my homepage for a full picture of everywhere I film across Montana!