Wedding Videographer Cotswolds
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We craft bespoke wedding films for couples marrying across the Cotswolds – from Chipping Campden, Burford and Stow‑on‑the‑Wold to Broadway, Castle Combe, Tetbury, Kingham and the surrounding villages.
Whether your plans involve an intimate ceremony in a stone cottage near Bibury, a marquee reception in a meadow outside Cirencester, or a grand celebration at venues such as Euridge Manor, Foxhill Manor or Barnsley House, we work with discretion and calm, ensuring we don’t intrude on your day.
We’ve been trusted by public figures and private families – often under NDA – and we give the same focus and care to every wedding, whether it’s at Soho Farmhouse, a private estate in the Windrush Valley or a hidden barn near Painswick. Our team uses cinema‑grade cameras and professional audio equipment, and our relaxed, documentary approach captures real moments without staging them.
For couples who want their day recorded authentically and unobtrusively, we offer full‑day coverage, optional Super 8 film for a vintage feel, story‑driven edits and live streaming for guests who can’t attend in person. Travel throughout the Cotswolds is included, and we’re available for destination weddings across the UK and Europe on request.
Work
Every wedding we film is approached in a natural, documentary style — no scripts, no setups, no take-twos. We capture the day as it unfolds, working with the real atmosphere, not some performance version of it. From morning prep in stone cottages near Stow-on-the-Wold to late-night dancing in Cotswold barns, the goal is always the same: film what’s true, and make it beautiful without interfering.
We’ve filmed ceremonies at Cripps Barn, Euridge Manor, and Foxhill Manor, as well as small village churches in Chipping Campden and Bibury. We’ve covered garden receptions in Tetbury, tipi weddings in Kingham, and candlelit dinners in private homes just outside Broadway. Each location brings its own feel — but the approach never changes: quiet, composed, and present.
Our cameras are cinema-grade, colour-matched, and stable. Audio is recorded with professional wireless kits and backup recorders so that vows, speeches, and spontaneous moments are heard clearly — even in windy fields or echoey church halls. We shoot handheld when needed, lock off when space allows, and stay out of the way throughout.
We use multiple camera angles for key parts of the day — ceremonies, speeches, first dances — so nothing is missed. But you won’t see us waving gimbals in front of guests or stopping the flow of the day to ask for replays. We don’t direct. We don’t prompt. We wait, observe, and film with purpose.
The result is a wedding film that feels honest. The morning nerves, the subtle glances, the cheers, the chaos — it’s all part of the story. Captured in a way that feels calm, real, and worth watching back for years to come.
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Cotswolds Wedding Videography
Castle Combe Wedding Videography – A Perfect Cotswolds Setting
Castle Combe is one of the most photogenic villages in the Cotswolds — and a brilliant setting for wedding videography. With its winding lanes, historic stone cottages, and timeless feel, it’s a natural backdrop for couples after something elegant but understated.
If you’re planning a wedding in Castle Combe or nearby villages like Lacock, Grittleton or Biddestone, I can offer discreet full-day filming, Super 8 options, and relaxed story-led edits — all filmed naturally, without getting in the way.
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Luxury Wedding Videography in the Cotswolds
Alisby creates timeless wedding films for couples marrying across the Cotswolds. Whether you’re planning a celebration in Chipping Norton, a marquee at home near Burford, or a destination-style gathering in Stow-on-the-Wold, I work discreetly with cinema-grade cameras and a quiet, observational approach.
Available for weddings throughout the Cotswolds, including venues such as Barnsley House, Bibury Court, Euridge Manor, and private estates tucked into the hills. I offer full-day coverage with crisp audio and optional Super 8 film. Each film is edited with attention to light, pacing, and sound — giving you something real to return to, year after year.
READY TO BOOK?
When a couple books, we do our best to arrange a visit to the venue around two weeks before the wedding — not to direct or plan, but to quietly familiarise ourselves with the layout, lighting, and flow of the day. We're not photographers. We don’t choreograph people or stage moments. Our role is to observe and capture things naturally, without getting in the way.
Dates fill quickly — if you’re looking for someone who works calmly, professionally, and with minimal fuss, get in touch to check availability.