Whitefish Montana Wedding Videographer

Packages start at $3,400, and most Whitefish couples land between $3,400 and $4,600 for full cinematic coverage. Coverage hours drive the price, and extras like raw footage or rehearsal dinner filming stay optional rather than built in. Resort weddings at venues like the Lodge at Whitefish Lake often run more complex timelines, and I'm glad to talk through which package makes sense for your specific day.

Yes, and it's one of my favorite venues in Montana. Stunning lakeside ceremony settings, beautiful indoor reception spaces, and incredible light through the whole day: the Lodge at Whitefish Lake has it all. I know the property and how to work within it for the most cinematic footage possible. Getting married at the Lodge? I'd love to be part of it.

Whitefish summer Saturdays are the first dates in Montana to go. Book 4 to 8 months ahead for June through September dates, and a full year isn't unusual for peak resort Saturdays. Winter and weekday dates stay far more flexible. Once your venue is confirmed, reach out and I'll tell you same-day whether your date is open.

Absolutely. Whitefish Mountain Resort practically films itself: the mountain backdrop, the alpine setting, the sweeping views from the top are a videographer's dream. I know the property well and love working with couples chasing something adventurous and visually dramatic. Drone footage at that elevation is truly something special.

Yes, elopements around Whitefish are some of my favorite projects. Lakeside vows, a ceremony in the mountains above town, or an intimate area venue: small ceremonies get the same cinematic care as a full wedding. Elopement coverage usually runs 2 to 5 hours, customized around your timeline and locations. Dreaming of something small and intentional in the Whitefish area? Reach out and let's talk through what it could look like.

The teaser lands within a week of your wedding. Most Whitefish films finish in about two to three weeks, which is usually as fast as I can turn them. The contract allows up to two to three months, and that window exists for a reason: by the end of a busy resort season the weddings stack up and editing runs long. Raw footage arrives once the final edit is done, and progress updates come along the way, so you always know where your film stands.

Yes, and Whitefish might be the single best place in Montana to fly one. Mountain terrain, Whitefish Lake, and the surrounding valley combine into aerial footage that's genuinely hard to match anywhere. As a licensed commercial drone operator, I plan every flight around the lake and the resort with venue rules, airspace, and weather in mind. When conditions line up these are the shots couples replay most, and drone coverage comes with every package.

Travel is already built into my pricing for most weddings at venues in and around Whitefish itself. The case-by-case part: some "Whitefish" venues actually sit an hour or more outside town, some celebrations start in Whitefish and end with Glacier National Park portraits, and two-day events do carry travel charges. Send your venue and timeline and I'll quote your exact total up front, no surprises after you sign.

Every season here works on camera! Late June through September means green valleys and reliable golden hours; late September and early October paint larch gold onto the mountainsides; spring pairs snow-capped peaks with a green valley floor; and winter brings snow and moody light no other Montana wedding town can match. Most of my couples marry between late spring and fall, but I film all year.

Yes! Whitefish is one of my favorite places to work, but couples across the whole region are welcome. Also weighing venues in Kalispell or Bigfork? I cover both areas and am happy to walk through the differences. Reach out and let's find the best fit for your celebration!