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Best wedding video editing services for videographers in 2026

For videographers, one option is ours, Mark Studios: white-label edits in your house style, under NDA, with highlights, full films, teasers and vertical reels from one studio and an instant quote per project.

By Mark SantosUpdated Prices checked Oct 21, 2026Sources

How this list works: Mark Studios publishes it and ranks its own service, so this is not an independent review. Every other option’s facts come from its own site, with the date we checked (how we compared). Some Fiverr links here are affiliate links: we may earn a commission if you buy through them, at no cost to you.

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Where Mark Studios fits: studios that want white-label edits in their house style under NDA.

White-label edits in your house style, under NDA, with every film type from one studio.

  • White-label, in your style. Unbranded exports in your house style, kept in a brand profile so every wedding cuts the same way. Every project is under NDA.
  • Every film type from one studio. Highlights (3–8 minutes), full ceremony and reception films, teasers and vertical reels, with multi-cam sync and vow and speech audio cleanup.
  • Proof at scale. Top Rated on Fiverr, a 4.9★ rating, 8,000+ orders and 99% on-time delivery.
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We publish this list and we're on it, so weigh that. Every other option's price and turnaround below comes from its own site, with the date we checked.

Quick picks.

Wedcuts (highlights from $180), Motion Edits ($300–$375), E.V.Editor ($330, or $250 for a first highlight), Nobacklog (from $395), Wedwill ($400 per film, $199 first highlight), Eterna Edits (from $249) and Bride&Groom.video (from $165, highlights from $495) publish per-film prices. Uncut Gems, Wanderlust Videos and EditWeddings sell wider menus or flat packages, Wedditor takes studios by application, Increditors quotes each project, VideoCaddy bills by the hour, FixThePhoto prices by raw footage from $80, and Fiverr is a marketplace.

  1. Mark StudiosOur studioWhite-label edits in your house style, under NDA
  2. FiverrOne-off or trial edits when you can vet sellers yourself
  3. Bride&Groom.videoStudios that want every price published, white-label delivery and project files
  4. EditWeddingsOccasional outsourcers who want flat packages and to pay after approval
  5. Eterna EditsVideographers who want a flat per-wedding price with project files and white-label delivery
  6. E.V.EditorVideographers who want white-label edits back in about a week
  7. Motion EditsStudios that want the same editor on every wedding and project files in Premiere, Resolve or FCP
  8. NobacklogStudios that outsource every week and want a managed portal with no deposit
  9. Uncut GemsStudios at steady volume that want cheap documentary edits and loyalty discounts
  10. Wanderlust VideosStudios that book ahead and want a wide menu of film types
  11. WedcutsBudget-minded videographers who want the lowest published per-film price
  12. WedwillSolo videographers who want a cheap trial and flat per-film prices
  13. FixThePhotoVideographers with little raw footage who want the lowest published entry price
  14. VideoCaddyHigh-volume studios comfortable briefing a team by the hour
  15. IncreditorsStudios with a larger budget that want an agency to manage the edit
  16. WedditorEstablished studios sending seven or more weddings a year

Mark Studios, which publishes this list, is one of the options. The other rows are each option's own “best for” label from the entries below, not a ranking. We wrote this list.

16 options side by side.

Starting prices are the lowest published price per film or package; each links to the provider's own page. “Not published” means the provider's site doesn't state it. Checked October 21, 2026. Mark Studios is our own studio, so its row comes first.
ProviderStarting pricePrice unitDeliverablesRevisionsTheir stated turnaroundReviews (count, source)White-labelBest for
Mark StudiosOur studioQuote-based (instant quote)Per project, or a monthly planHighlight (3–8 min), full ceremony and reception films, teasers, vertical reels3 rounds per deliverable5–7 business days standard; rush available4,500+ reviews (Fiverr)Yes, NDA on every projectStudios that want white-label edits in their house style under NDA
Marketplaces
FiverrSet by each seller, plus a 5.5% service fee ($3.50 more under $200)Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per gigSet per gigSet per gigSet per gigPer seller, from completed ordersPer sellerOne-off or trial edits when you can vet sellers yourself
Per-film pricing
Bride&Groom.videoFrom $165 (ceremony or speeches); highlights $495–$660Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per filmTeaser, highlight, full documentary, ceremony, speechesUnlimited on your first project, then 2 roundsFirst draft within 14 days of project start; 7 days with a 30% rush fee4.9 across 157 published client reviews (its pricing page)Yes, covered by NDAStudios that want every price published, white-label and project files
EditWeddings$549 (3–15 min highlight)Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per packageHighlight; + ceremony and speeches ($699); + 45+ min full film ($799)UnlimitedWithin 21 days of receiving the footageNot publishedYes (no EditWeddings branding on exports)Occasional outsourcers who want flat packages and to pay after approval
Eterna Edits$249 for a highlight up to 6 min; $329 for a 10-min highlight, 20-min short film or 60-min documentarySource · checked Oct 30, 2026Per wedding deliverable; combos from $550 (5% off further)Highlights (6 or 10 min), short film (20 min), documentary (60 min), ceremony, reception and speech reels, social teaser2 included7–30 days for short films and documentariesNot published on the pages we readYes, standard; NDA on requestVideographers who want a flat per-wedding price with project files and white-label delivery
E.V.Editor$330 highlight (3–10 min); $250 for a first project; teasers from $150Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per film; partner rates from $290 a highlightTeaser (1–3 min), highlight (3–10 min), film (30–60 min), film-and-highlight bundles3 rounds included5–9 daysNot publishedYes (“100% white-label”); NDA on requestVideographers who want white-label edits back in about a week
Motion Edits$300–$375 highlight (4–10 min); trailers $100; speeches $150Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per filmTrailer, highlight, short film (12–18 min), documentary (30–60 min), ceremony, reception and speeches reels2 rounds included3–4 weeks for most films; 1–2 weeks with a $100 rushNot publishedNot stated (client-specific NDAs)Studios that want the same editor on every wedding and project files in Premiere, Resolve or FCP
NobacklogFrom $395 highlight (5 min); teasers from $115; ceremony from $110Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per film; up to 10% back in reward pointsTeaser (60 sec), highlight, full documentary, ceremony, speeches3 rounds within 30 days of the first versionAbout 10 days to a first version (homepage); 15–25 business days if pre-ordered (FAQ)Not publishedYes, for every studioStudios that outsource every week and want a managed portal with no deposit
Uncut Gems$399 (2-min music-only highlight); documentary edits from $75Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per filmHighlight, feature, documentary (speeches, dances, ceremony, reception, full day), socialUp to 2 rounds includedTypically 2–4 weeks, depending on season and demandNot publishedNot stated (it says it makes your work “look like you did it”)Studios at steady volume that want cheap documentary edits and loyalty discounts
Wanderlust VideosFrom $621 highlight (Pro); from $404 (Lite)Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per filmHighlight, teaser, feature, documentary, ceremony and reception edits, archive film, engagement, save-the-dateUnlimited on your first project, then 2 rounds (Pro) or 1 (Lite); extra rounds $40First cut in 5–7 weeks; up to 8–10 weeks June to DecemberNot publishedNot publishedStudios that book ahead and want a wide menu of film types
WedcutsFrom $180 (3–8 min highlight)Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Per filmHighlight, feature (10–15 min), full length (30–60 min); trailer in bundles3, plus Premiere project files7–30 days (pricing page)Not publishedNot publishedBudget-minded videographers who want the lowest published per-film price
Wedwill$400 highlight or full film; $100 ceremony or speech; $199 first highlightSource · checked Oct 21, 2026Per film, or $1,050/month for 3 highlights (Pro)Highlight (4–6 min), full film (30 min), ceremony, speech3 included; extra rounds $25Estimated 14 business days (highlights, full films); 5 days (ceremony, speech)Site shows a 4.5+ Trustpilot rating; count not publishedNot stated (its site says “Your clients won't know the difference”)Solo videographers who want a cheap trial and flat per-film prices
By the hour or by footage
FixThePhoto$80 for up to 30 min of raw footage (Basic)Source · checked Oct 30, 2026By raw footage length; sample weddings $200–$1,2201 edited video per order: cuts, stabilization, color correction, sound, music, simple title2 free7–10 days for up to 120 min of raw footageNot published on its wedding pageNot statedVideographers with little raw footage who want the lowest published entry price
VideoCaddy$12–$15 per hour (indicative basic editing rate); wedding pricing on requestSource · checked Oct 21, 2026Per hourHighlight reels, long-form wedding films, multicam editsNot publishedEstimated per taskNot publishedNot published (NDA offered)High-volume studios comfortable briefing a team by the hour
By application or custom quote
IncreditorsCustom quote; no wedding price publishedSource · checked Oct 21, 2026Per project quote, or a custom monthly planCinematic edits, highlight videos and full wedding films, with color gradingNot statedNot stated (its page promises a fast turnaround)Its page cites 9+ Clutch reviewsNot statedStudios with a larger budget that want an agency to manage the edit
WedditorAround $750+ (unit not published)Source · checked Oct 21, 2026Not publishedNot published (portfolio films on its site)Not publishedAbout 4–6 weeks (January to July); 4–8 weeks (August to December)Not publishedNot publishedEstablished studios sending seven or more weddings a year

Starting prices are the lowest published price per film or package; each links to the provider's own page. “Not published” means the provider's site doesn't state it. Checked October 21, 2026. Mark Studios is our own studio, so its row comes first.

Each wedding video editing service, with pros and cons.

Our studio

Mark StudiosOur studio

Best for: Studios that want white-label edits in their house style under NDA

Model
Founder-led studio: per project or monthly plan
Stated turnaround
5–7 business days standard, rush available

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. Weddings are one of its core content types. Studios drop footage into a shared cloud folder and get back highlight films (3–8 minutes), full ceremony and reception films, teasers and vertical social reels, with multi-cam ceremony sync, vow and speech audio cleanup and licensed music. Delivery can be white-label: unbranded exports in your house style, which is kept in a brand profile so every wedding cuts the same way. Every project is covered by an NDA. Site figures: 8,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews on Fiverr. Wedding edits are quoted per project; the instant quote gives you a price. In Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties it also films and photographs weddings on location, and it travels for shoots elsewhere, with travel quoted per trip: see wedding videography in Palm Beach County.

Pros

  • White-label exports in your house style, under NDA
  • Highlight, ceremony, reception, teasers and vertical reels from one studio
  • 8,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews

Good to know

  • Priced by instant quote, with no sales call
  • Standard turnaround is 5–7 business days; rush delivery costs more
  • A multi-format studio, not a wedding-only one
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Real client edits from our portfolio. Scope from our outsourced wedding editing and white-label editing pages.

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Marketplaces

Fiverr

Best for: One-off or trial edits when you can vet sellers yourself

Model
Marketplace
Starting price
Set by each seller, plus a 5.5% service fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Stated turnaround
Set per gig

Fiverr is a marketplace: you compare editors' portfolios, prices and delivery times, then pay per wedding. Fiverr adds a 5.5% service fee to every payment, plus $3.50 on orders under $200. Some wedding videographers outsource everything there; one said they use it because there are “plenty of people who can edit a lot faster and better than me”. Style matching, NDAs and backup cover depend on the seller you pick. Disclosure: Mark Studios also sells on Fiverr.

Pros

  • Compare many editors' portfolios, prices and delivery times side by side
  • No subscription or volume minimum: pay per wedding

Cons

  • A 5.5% service fee on every payment, plus $3.50 on orders under $200
  • Vetting, style matching and backup cover are on you

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): Fiverr Help Center: paying for orders (service fee) · r/weddingvideography thread: outsourcing · Fiverr vs Upwork vs agency

Per-film pricing

Bride&Groom.video

Best for: Studios that want every price published, white-label delivery and project files

Model
Per-film pricing
Starting price
From $165 (ceremony or speeches); highlights from $495
Stated turnaround
First draft within 14 days of the project start date; 7 days with a 30% rush fee

Bride&Groom.video publishes every price: a 60-second teaser from $195, highlights at $495 (2–3 min), $595 (4–9 min) and $660 (10–19 min), full documentaries from $650, and ceremony or speeches edits from $165. Its FAQ says standard packages cover up to 1 TB of footage and three cameras, with a fee above that, though the add-on list on its pricing page starts the camera fee at five. Its FAQ says the work is white-label and covered by NDA, footage arrives by Dropbox or any major cloud link, review happens in Frame.io, and it edits in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve. From July to December there may be a 1–3 week wait before editing begins. One videographer said it “did a good job too”, after a re-edit because the first cut used no footage from the main camera.

Pros

  • Every price published, including add-ons
  • White-label delivery covered by NDA
  • Edits in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve, with licensed music

Cons

  • A 1–3 week wait before editing starts from July to December
  • Two revision rounds per project after your first
  • Extra fees above 1 TB of footage or three cameras

Sources (checked Oct 21 and Oct 30, 2026): Bride&Groom.video pricing page · Bride&Groom.video FAQ · Bride&Groom.video examples · r/weddingvideography thread: outsourcing · Bride and Groom Video alternatives

EditWeddings

Best for: Occasional outsourcers who want flat packages and to pay after approval

Model
Per-film packages
Starting price
$549 (3–15 min highlight)
Stated turnaround
Within 21 days of receiving the footage

EditWeddings, a UK-based company, sells three packages: a 3–15 minute highlight for $549 (£399 / €499), highlight plus full ceremony and speeches for $699, and highlight plus a 45-minute-plus full-length film for $799. Each includes unlimited revisions and a 21-day return. Footage goes to its server, so there are no drives to post, and it invoices after you approve the final edit, due within 30 days. Its exports carry none of its branding, and it doesn't show client edits publicly; the showreel is private and sent on request.

Pros

  • Unlimited revisions on every package
  • Invoiced after you approve the final edit, due in 30 days
  • No EditWeddings branding on exports

Cons

  • No public samples: the showreel is sent on request
  • Cancelling after editing starts costs 50%
  • Review count not published

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): EditWeddings editing and pricing page · EditWeddings FAQ

Eterna Edits

Best for: Videographers who want a flat per-wedding price with project files and white-label delivery

Model
Per-film pricing
Starting price
$249 highlight (up to 6 min); $329 short film or documentary
Stated turnaround
7–30 days for short films and documentaries

Eterna Edits publishes a flat price per wedding deliverable: $249 for a cinematic highlight up to 6 minutes, and $329 for a 10-minute highlight, a 20-minute short film or a 60-minute documentary, each covering one to seven cameras plus drone and up to 10 hours of raw footage on the highlight. Two revision rounds, the project files and white-label delivery are included, with an NDA on request, and its pricing page lists one combo, a highlight with a documentary full film, from $550, while its social-media page lists combos from $305 to $625. Its sales office is in Kalispell, Montana and its editing studio in Ahmedabad, India. Its pricing page gives 7–30 days for films, and its social-media page lists lower prices for some of the same packages ($249 for a 20-minute short film or a 60-minute documentary, against $329 on the pricing page).

Pros

  • Every package price published
  • Two revisions and the project files included
  • White-label standard, NDA on request

Cons

  • 7–30 days for films
  • Two of its pages list different prices for the same packages
  • Quotes rise past each package's footage limit

Sources (checked Oct 30, 2026): Eterna Edits pricing · Eterna Edits social media packages

E.V.Editor

Best for: Videographers who want white-label edits back in about a week

Model
Per-film pricing, with partner rates
Starting price
$330 for a highlight; $250 for your first; teasers from $150
Stated turnaround
5–9 days

E.V.Editor was started in 2021 by Eugene and Valentyna, two wedding editors, and says it has delivered 1,700+ wedding projects with 20+ editors. Its wedding page prices four films: a 1–3 minute teaser at $150 ($120 for a first project), a 3–10 minute highlight at $330 ($250 first), a 30–60 minute film at $445 ($340 first) and a film-and-highlight bundle at $575, with long-term partner rates from $290 a highlight. Every film comes back in 5–9 days with three free revision rounds, the project file (it works in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro), a 4K export and music licensed through Artlist. It calls the service 100% white-label, says it will sign an NDA, matches your reference films, and takes footage by Dropbox or Google Drive link.

Pros

  • The shortest stated turnaround here: 5–9 days
  • $250 first highlight, $120 first teaser
  • White-label, with an NDA on request

Cons

  • Founded in 2021, younger than most companies here
  • Review count not published
  • Where its editors work isn't stated on the pages we read

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): E.V.Editor wedding editing page · E.V.Editor about page

Motion Edits

Best for: Studios that want the same editor on every wedding and project files in Premiere, Resolve or FCP

Model
Per-film pricing
Starting price
$300–$375 for a highlight; $100 trailers; $150 speeches
Stated turnaround
3–4 weeks for most films; 1–2 weeks with a $100 rush

Motion Edits has edited since 2015, with a sales office in College Station, Texas, and its post-production studio in Ahmedabad, India. For weddings it prices seven pieces: a trailer of up to a minute at $100, a 4–10 minute highlight at $300–$375, a 12–18 minute short film or a 30–60 minute documentary at $400, ceremony and reception reels at $240 each and a speeches reel at $150. Each includes two revision rounds. Most films take 3–4 weeks, or 1–2 weeks for $100 more. Its FAQ says the same editor gets every one of your projects, it will cut to your style with your LUTs, transitions and fonts, and it returns the project file in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro (documentary and reel edits in Premiere or Resolve). Its about page says client-specific NDAs cover the team and no media leaves its office.

Pros

  • The same editor on every one of your weddings
  • Project files in Premiere Pro, Resolve or Final Cut Pro
  • $150 speeches and $240 ceremony reels

Cons

  • 3–4 weeks for most films unless you pay for the rush
  • Two revision rounds, fewer than several others here
  • White-label terms not stated

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): Motion Edits wedding editing page (prices, FAQ) · Motion Edits about page

Nobacklog

Best for: Studios that outsource every week and want a managed portal with no deposit

Model
Per-film pricing, through its Nexus portal
Starting price
From $395 for a 5-minute highlight; teasers from $115
Stated turnaround
About 10 days to a first version (homepage); 15–25 business days if pre-ordered (FAQ)

Nobacklog is an Australian-owned wedding editing company founded in 2014 by two wedding filmmakers, with full-time editors in Bali and Manila; it says it has finished 25,000+ projects for 850+ studios in 39+ countries. Its pricing page starts a 60-second teaser at $115, a 5-minute highlight at $395 (a slider prices other lengths), a full documentary at $460, a ceremony at $110 and speeches at $130, all in US dollars, with grading, multi-day weddings and non-English speeches as extras. Orders run through its Nexus portal: you set your style once in a studio profile, send footage by Dropbox, Google Drive or hard drive, and leave timestamped notes in SmartReview across three revision rounds within 30 days. Which turnaround applies depends on the page: the homepage advertises roughly 10 days to a first version, and the ordering FAQ quotes 15–25 business days for projects booked ahead, so get the date for your wedding in writing. There is no deposit (you pay shortly before editing begins), reward points return up to 10%, project files come back in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve, and its FAQ says every studio gets white-label delivery.

Pros

  • No deposit: pay shortly before editing starts
  • Three revision rounds and project files in all three editors
  • White-label for every studio, up to 10% back in rewards

Cons

  • Built for studios that outsource regularly, not one-off edits
  • Two published turnarounds: about 10 days on its homepage, 15–25 business days pre-ordered in its FAQ
  • Color correction and grading cost extra

Sources (checked Oct 21 and Oct 25, 2026): Nobacklog pricing · Nobacklog FAQ · Nobacklog ordering FAQ · Nobacklog wedding editing page · Nobacklog about page

Uncut Gems

Best for: Studios at steady volume that want cheap documentary edits and loyalty discounts

Model
Per-film pricing
Starting price
$399 (2-min music-only highlight); documentary edits from $75
Stated turnaround
Typically 2–4 weeks, depending on season and demand

Uncut Gems prices per piece, with no subscription. Highlights start at $399 for a 2-minute music-only cut, documentary edits run from $75 for speeches or dances to $249 for a full day, and a one-minute social video is $249. New clients get 50% off the first edit, and its Gem Bag loyalty tiers add automatic discounts of up to 40% plus priority scheduling as spend rises. It edits in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve with licensed Musicbed music, and takes footage by Dropbox or Google Drive, or on a mailed hard drive.

Pros

  • Documentary edits from $75
  • 50% off your first edit
  • Mail a hard drive if uploads are too slow

Cons

  • Faster scheduling is tied to loyalty tier
  • White-label and NDA terms aren't stated on its site

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): Uncut Gems pricing page · Uncut Gems video editing page and FAQ · Uncut Gems homepage

Wanderlust Videos

Best for: Studios that book ahead and want a wide menu of film types

Model
Per-film pricing
Starting price
From $621 for a highlight (Pro); from $404 (Lite)
Stated turnaround
First cut in 5–7 weeks; up to 8–10 weeks from June to December

Wanderlust Videos runs two tiers. Pro starts at $621 for a highlight, $801 for a feature or documentary film, $441 for a clean ceremony edit and $981 for an archive film (a documentary-style film with cinematic intros and outros), and covers up to 1 TB of footage, unlimited cameras and 2 revision rounds. Lite starts at $404 for a highlight, with limits of 250 GB, two cameras and one round. Your first project gets unlimited revisions; after that, extra rounds cost $40 each. Footage goes up through its WanderDrive portal or a Dropbox or Google Drive link, or on a shipped hard drive. Its FAQ gives 5–7 weeks for a first cut as standard, up to 8–10 weeks from June to December. One videographer said it “basically matched the example videos I sent perfectly”.

Pros

  • A wide menu, from $89 save-the-date videos to $981 archive films
  • Upload online or ship a hard drive
  • Matched a videographer's reference style on the first round

Cons

  • The longest stated turnaround here: 5–7 weeks for a first cut
  • Extra revision rounds cost $40 each
  • White-label and NDA terms not published

Sources (checked Oct 21 and Oct 30, 2026): Wanderlust Pro pricing · Wanderlust Lite pricing · Wanderlust Videos FAQ · r/weddingvideography thread: outsourcing · Wanderlust Videos alternatives

Wedcuts

Best for: Budget-minded videographers who want the lowest published per-film price

Model
Per-film pricing
Starting price
From $180 (3–8 min highlight)
Stated turnaround
7–30 days (pricing page)

Wedcuts publishes the lowest per-film starting prices on this list: highlights from $180, features from $300 and full-length films from $325, with trailer bundles from $325. Each package covers one to three cameras including drones and up to 10 hours of raw footage (12 for full length), with three revisions and Premiere project files. Its pricing page states a 7–30 day turnaround while its homepage advertises a 7-day turnaround, so confirm the date for your wedding.

Pros

  • The lowest published starting prices here
  • Three revisions and Premiere project files included

Cons

  • Caps of three cameras and 10 hours of raw footage per package
  • Turnaround stated as a 7–30 day range
  • White-label and NDA terms not published

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): Wedcuts pricing page · Wedcuts homepage

Wedwill

Best for: Solo videographers who want a cheap trial and flat per-film prices

Model
Per-film pricing or monthly plan
Starting price
$400 for a highlight or full film; $100 ceremony or speech edits; $199 first highlight
Stated turnaround
Estimated 14 business days for highlights and full films; 5 days for ceremony and speech edits

Wedwill charges $400 for a 4–6 minute highlight or a 30-minute full film and $100 for a ceremony or speech edit, and new customers can try a highlight for $199 with a 7-day refund window. Wedwill Pro is $1,050 a month for three highlights, and unused requests don't roll over. It works one project at a time: each starts the business day after the previous first draft goes out, and all dates are estimates. It edits in Premiere Pro, includes the project file, takes footage by Dropbox or Google Drive link, and reviews in Frame.io. A $100 rush cuts highlights and full films to an estimated 7 business days.

Pros

  • $199 first highlight with a 7-day refund window
  • $100 ceremony and speech edits
  • Premiere Pro project file included

Cons

  • One project at a time, so a batch ships in sequence
  • Premiere Pro only
  • NDA terms not published

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): Wedwill per-project pricing · Wedwill Pro plan · Wedwill FAQ

By the hour or by footage

FixThePhoto

Best for: Videographers with little raw footage who want the lowest published entry price

Model
Priced by raw footage
Starting price
$80 for up to 30 min of raw footage
Stated turnaround
7–10 days for up to 120 min of raw footage

FixThePhoto is a photo and video editing company whose wedding page starts at $80 for up to 30 minutes of raw footage, covering cuts and transitions, stabilization, color correction, sound, music and a simple title in one edited video. Its sample orders show how the total grows with the footage: 5.5 hours of raw video for $230, 4.5 hours from three cameras plus drone for $620, and 10 hours with guest interviews and time-lapses for $1,220. It quotes 7–10 days for raw files up to 120 minutes, includes two free revisions, and says it has edited weddings for over 15 years.

Pros

  • $80 entry price
  • Sample orders show real totals
  • Two free revisions

Cons

  • The price climbs with every hour of raw footage
  • White-label and project files not stated
  • Wedding video is one line among many editing services

Sources (checked Oct 30, 2026): FixThePhoto wedding video editing

VideoCaddy

Best for: High-volume studios comfortable briefing a team by the hour

Model
Hourly editing
Starting price
$12–$15 per hour (indicative); wedding pricing on request
Stated turnaround
Estimated per task

VideoCaddy, which calls itself India's premier video editing agency, lists basic video editing at $12–$15 an hour and says all prices on its site are indicative; its wedding page asks you to request pricing. It supports highlight reels, long-form wedding films and multicam editing for studios. Files move by FTP, its NDA commits it to protect your data, and it gives a time estimate per task with a stated 99.9% accuracy on delivery to that estimate. A free trial is offered.

Pros

  • The lowest published rate on this list
  • NDA offered
  • Free trial

Cons

  • Hourly billing, and the published rates are indicative
  • A generalist agency, not wedding-only
  • Revision policy not published

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): VideoCaddy pricing page · VideoCaddy wedding editing page · VideoCaddy turnaround page · VideoCaddy homepage (FTP upload and download) · Video Caddy alternatives

By application or custom quote

Increditors

Best for: Studios with a larger budget that want an agency to manage the edit

Model
Custom quote
Starting price
Custom quote
Stated turnaround
Not stated (its page promises a fast turnaround)

Increditors is a remote post-production agency with a US office in Wyoming and editors in Los Angeles, Spain, Italy and India. Its wedding page covers cinematic edits, highlight videos and full wedding films with color grading, and promises a fast turnaround without stating one. It publishes no wedding price: the plans on its pricing page are for YouTube, reels, ads, explainers and dedicated editors, and everything else is a custom quote or a custom monthly plan. Its wedding page says it doesn’t take low-quality footage or low-budget clients, and it doesn’t film.

Pros

  • A full post-production team, color grading included
  • Editors across several time zones
  • Custom monthly plans available

Cons

  • No wedding price or turnaround published
  • Turns away low-budget clients and low-quality footage

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): Increditors wedding video editing · Increditors service pricing · Increditors alternatives

Wedditor

Best for: Established studios sending seven or more weddings a year

Model
Partnership by application
Starting price
Around $750+ (unit not published)
Stated turnaround
About 4–6 weeks from January to July; 4–8 weeks from August to December

Wedditor works as a long-term editing partner, by application. Its FAQ says pricing starts around $750+, that it typically won't partner with filmmakers sending six or fewer projects a year or needing a turnaround of two months or less, and that it replies to applications within about 14 business days. Turnaround is about 4–6 weeks from January to July and 4–8 weeks from August to December, and its Final Cut and Resolve editors are often booked by May for the season.

Pros

  • A long-term creative partner built around a studio's style
  • Portfolio films on its site

Cons

  • By application; six or fewer weddings a year is usually declined
  • 4–8 week turnaround in the second half of the year
  • Deliverables, revisions and handoff not published

Sources (checked Oct 21, 2026): Wedditor FAQ · Wedditor homepage (portfolio)

What the data says.

Most couples still skip video. In The Knot's 2023 Real Weddings Study, 39% of couples hired a videographer, and 19% said not booking one was among their top wedding regrets (The Knot). For the studios that do film, the edit is the bottleneck. One videographer said they outsourced “a few times during busy seasons (~30 weddings)” when commercial work landed on top. Another said an outsourced editor had left them “on read and sent to voice mail for 2 whole months” while the couple waited. That is why this list puts the stated turnaround, the revision policy and white-label terms next to the price. For editors who white-label other kinds of video as well, see the best white-label video editing services.

More figures, each checked against its source, are in our wedding video statistics, and our guide to what videographer prices cover explains the edit-only side.

Wedding video editing prices, by deliverable.

Most services price each film separately, so the real cost is the sum of what you hand off: a highlight, a ceremony or speech edit, a full film, a teaser. Prices below are each service's own, checked October 21, 2026.

Published wedding video editing prices by deliverable, from each service's own site, checked October 21, 2026.
DeliverablePublished rangeWho charges what
Highlight film (about 3–10 min)$180–$660Wedcuts from $180; Eterna Edits $249; E.V.Editor $330; Nobacklog from $395; Uncut Gems $399; Wedwill $400; Wanderlust Videos from $404 (Lite) or $621 (Pro); EditWeddings $549; Bride&Groom.video $495–$660
Teaser or trailer (1–3 min)$100–$150Motion Edits trailers $100; Nobacklog teasers from $115; E.V.Editor teasers from $150
Ceremony, speeches or documentary edit$75–$165Uncut Gems documentary edits from $75; Wedwill $100 a ceremony or speech; Nobacklog ceremony from $110; Motion Edits speeches $150; Bride&Groom.video from $165
Full film or documentary (30–60 min)$329–$400 on its ownEterna Edits $329 for a 60-min documentary; Wedwill $400 for a 30-min full film; EditWeddings bundles a 45+ min film with its highlight for $799
First wedding with a new editor$199–$250, or half offWedwill $199 first highlight; E.V.Editor $250 first project; Uncut Gems 50% off the first edit
Priced by footage or by the hourFrom $80, or $12–$15 an hourFixThePhoto from $80 for up to 30 min of raw footage; VideoCaddy an indicative $12–$15 an hour
Monthly volume$1,050 a monthWedwill Pro: 3 highlights a month

Published prices checked on October 21, 2026 start at $180 for a highlight film at Wedcuts, and most services here start between $300 and $550: Motion Edits $300–$375, E.V.Editor $330, Nobacklog from $395, Uncut Gems $399, Wedwill $400, Bride&Groom.video $495–$660 and EditWeddings $549; Eterna Edits starts at $249 and Wanderlust Videos’ Pro tier at $621. Ceremony, speech and documentary edits cost less, from $75 at Uncut Gems to $165 at Bride&Groom.video. FixThePhoto prices by raw footage (from $80 for up to 30 minutes), VideoCaddy lists an indicative $12–$15 an hour, and Wedditor starts around $750. Each card above shows what the price includes.

How to find and hire a wedding video editor.

A search for a wedding video editor for hire turns up three kinds of help: editing companies like the ones above, freelancers on marketplaces, and editors other videographers recommend. Five steps take you from that search to a first cut you can judge.

  1. 1. List the post-production you're handing off.Highlights only, or the whole run: culling, multi-cam sync, vow and speech audio, color, the documentary edit and social cuts. Per-film menus price each piece on its own, so a studio that delivers a highlight, a ceremony film and a teaser should price all three at each company.
  2. 2. Shortlist on turnaround for your own dates.Stated first-draft times on this list run from 5–9 days at E.V.Editor to 5–7 weeks at Wanderlust Videos, and some add a wait from summer to December. Ask each company for a delivery date for one real wedding, not its average.
  3. 3. Decide whether location matters to you.Wanderlust Videos and Wedwill list Texas addresses; Bride&Groom.video says it is U.S.-based with a mostly Ukrainian staff; Motion Edits sells from Texas and edits in Ahmedabad, India; EditWeddings edits in the UK; Nobacklog's editors work in Bali and Manila. Mark Studios is in Palm Beach County, Florida.
  4. 4. Send one wedding as a test.Use a first-order price where there is one (Wedwill's $199 highlight, E.V.Editor's $250, Uncut Gems' 50% off) and include one or two of your own films as the style reference. Judge the first cut against those films before you send the season.
  5. 5. Get the terms in writing before you upload.White-label delivery, an NDA, who keeps the project files and in which editor, how many revision rounds, and whether footage goes by cloud link or a shipped drive.

Ready to hand off a wedding? You can hire Mark as your outsourced wedding video editor: that page covers the footage handoff, the first cut, revision rounds and white-label delivery. Our brief template lists what to send with the footage.

How we chose these providers.

Mark Studios is our own studio, and we wrote this list. We also sell on Fiverr. No provider paid to be listed. Our published prices cover only our monthly editing plans (on our pricing page) and wedding edits are quoted per project, so our row says quote-based.

Who's included
The wedding editing companies that AI answers and r/weddingvideography threads name most often when videographers ask who to outsource to, plus Fiverr, where many solo shooters start. We kept the ones that edit wedding films for videographers. In October 2026 we added E.V.Editor, Motion Edits and Nobacklog, which Google shows to videographers searching for outsourced wedding editing, and Eterna Edits, FixThePhoto and Increditors, which Google AI Mode names for the best wedding video editing service. For every buying model in one place, including marketplaces, per-video services and subscriptions, see the best video editing services.
What we checked
Each provider's own pricing, FAQ, terms and about pages, read on September 27, 2026 and re-read on October 15, 17 and 19, 2026 and again on October 21, 2026 (the r/weddingvideography threads on October 15; Reddit showed a bot check on October 17; on October 21 the outsourcing thread's original post showed as deleted, its comments still read, and the delivery-delay thread didn’t load): price per film, deliverables, revision policy, the turnaround the company states, review counts shown on its own site, white-label and NDA terms, how footage is handed off, and whether style samples are public. Where a company doesn't publish a figure, we write “Not published”. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
How it's ordered
Grouped by how you pay: a marketplace, per-film pricing, pricing by the hour or by raw footage, then partnership by application or custom quote. Alphabetical inside each group. Mark Studios is listed first because it is ours; the other options are not ranked against each other, and there are no scores.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best wedding video editing service for videographers?

It depends on the job. For videographers, one option is ours, Mark Studios: white-label edits in your house style, under NDA, with highlights, ceremony and reception films, teasers and vertical reels from one studio, plus multi-cam sync and vow and speech audio cleanup. For the lowest published per-film price, Wedcuts (highlights from $180). For the shortest stated turnaround, E.V.Editor (5–9 days). For every price published plus project files, Bride&Groom.video. For flat packages and paying after approval, EditWeddings.

How much does wedding video editing cost?

Wedding video editing prices, checked October 21, 2026, start at $180 for a Wedcuts highlight. Other per-film highlight prices: $300–$375 at Motion Edits, $330 at E.V.Editor ($250 for a first project), from $395 at Nobacklog, $399 at Uncut Gems, $400 at Wedwill, $495–$660 at Bride&Groom.video, $549 at EditWeddings and from $621 at Wanderlust Videos (Pro). Ceremony, speech and documentary edits cost less: from $75 at Uncut Gems, $100 at Wedwill, $110 for a ceremony at Nobacklog, $150 for speeches at Motion Edits and $165 at Bride&Groom.video. FixThePhoto prices by raw footage: $80 for up to 30 minutes, with sample weddings from $200 to $1,220, while Eterna Edits charges from $249 a film and Increditors quotes each project. VideoCaddy lists an indicative $12–$15 an hour, and Wedditor's pricing starts around $750. Mark Studios quotes per project; our guide to edit-only wedding pricing explains what moves the price.

How long do outsourced wedding editors take?

Stated turnarounds, checked October 21, 2026: E.V.Editor 5–9 days, Nobacklog about 10 days to a first version (15–25 business days for pre-ordered projects in its FAQ, read October 25), Bride&Groom.video 14 days to a first draft (7 with a 30% rush fee), Wedwill an estimated 14 business days for highlights, EditWeddings 21 days, Wedcuts 7–30 days, Uncut Gems typically 2–4 weeks, Motion Edits 3–4 weeks (1–2 weeks with a $100 rush), Wedditor 4–8 weeks and Wanderlust Videos 5–7 weeks for a first cut. Eterna Edits gives 7–30 days for films and FixThePhoto 7–10 days for up to 120 minutes of raw footage. Several add a peak-season wait before editing starts, so ask for a date for your specific wedding. Mark Studios confirms the delivery date in your quote.

What should I send an outsourced wedding editor?

Send the original camera files for every angle, every separate audio source (lapel recorders, the DJ or venue feed), the run of the day with names spelled out, the films and formats you want, your music and one or two reference films in your style. Studios should add their house style: pacing, grade, title treatment and brand kit. Most companies here take a Dropbox or Google Drive link; Wanderlust Videos, Uncut Gems and Nobacklog also accept a hard drive, and VideoCaddy uses FTP. Our free brief template covers every field.

Is it safe to send client footage to an editing company?

Ask for it in writing. Bride&Groom.video says its work is white-label and covered by NDA, E.V.Editor calls its service 100% white-label and will work under an NDA, Nobacklog offers white-label delivery to every studio, Motion Edits says client-specific NDAs cover its editors, VideoCaddy offers an NDA, and EditWeddings says its exports carry none of its branding and your work is never shared publicly without your permission. Wanderlust Videos, Wedcuts, Wedditor, Wedwill and Uncut Gems don't state an NDA on their sites, so ask before you upload. On Fiverr it depends on the seller. Mark Studios covers every project with an NDA; see how white-label editing works.

Do these services edit elopement, engagement and other marriage videos?

Two name them on their own sites. Wanderlust Videos lists elopement and engagement videos among its services and prices both on its Pro pricing page; its row in the table includes engagement and save-the-date edits. Uncut Gems publishes a guide to editing elopements and micro weddings. For the other services here, the table shows what each one publishes, so ask before you send a shorter shoot.

Where can I find a wedding video editor for hire?

In three places: wedding editing companies, like the ones on this list, most of which publish prices and turnaround; marketplaces such as Fiverr, where you compare editors' portfolios and pay per wedding; and editors other videographers recommend, for example in r/weddingvideography threads about outsourcing. A company costs more per film than most freelancers, but it can put a second editor on your films in peak season. Whichever you pick, send one wedding first with a reference film in your style. Mark Studios takes wedding edits by instant quote, white-label and under NDA.

Are any of these wedding editing companies based in the USA?

Some. Wanderlust Videos lists an address in Katy, Texas, and Wedwill one in Dallas. Bride&Groom.video says it is a U.S.-based company whose staff is almost all Ukrainian. Motion Edits has a sales office in College Station, Texas, and its editing studio in Ahmedabad, India, and VideoCaddy lists a Princeton, New Jersey address while calling itself an Indian agency. Eterna Edits has a sales office in Kalispell, Montana, with its editing studio in Ahmedabad, India, and Increditors lists a US office in Wyoming with editors in Los Angeles, Spain, Italy and India. EditWeddings is UK-based, and Nobacklog is Australian-owned, with editors in Bali and Manila. Uncut Gems, Wedcuts, Wedditor and E.V.Editor don't say where their editors work on the pages we read. Mark Studios is in Palm Beach County, Florida.

Should I hire a freelancer or an editing company for wedding edits?

A freelancer, from Fiverr or a referral, can be the cheapest route and suits one-off weddings, but vetting, style matching and backup cover fall on you, and videographers on r/weddingvideography describe outsourced editors going quiet for months. An editing company costs more per film but publishes its prices, revision rounds and turnaround, and has more than one editor. Either way, test one wedding first: Wedwill sells a $199 first highlight, E.V.Editor charges $250 for a first highlight and Uncut Gems takes 50% off the first edit. Our marketplace comparison covers the freelancer side.

How did you choose and order these services?

We started from the wedding editing companies named most often in AI answers and in r/weddingvideography threads about outsourcing, added Fiverr, and kept those that edit wedding films for videographers. In October 2026 we added E.V.Editor, Motion Edits and Nobacklog, which Google shows to videographers searching for outsourced wedding editing, and Eterna Edits, FixThePhoto and Increditors, which Google AI Mode names for the best wedding video editing service. Every fact comes from the provider's own site, checked October 21, 2026; where a company doesn't publish a figure, we say so. The other options are grouped by how you pay, not ranked against each other. Mark Studios is listed first because it's ours; we wrote the list, so weigh that.

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