Wedding videographer and photographer in Palm Beach County
Mark Studios films and photographs weddings anywhere in Palm Beach County, and across Broward and Martin counties too. We cover the ceremony, the vows, the speeches and the reception, then edit the highlight film, the full ceremony and your photos in-house, so one studio is responsible for all of it.
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One studio for the films and the photos
A wedding has the same problem as any live event, only more so: nothing happens twice. The first look, the vows, the kiss, the toast that makes the room go quiet. If the camera is in the wrong place or the audio is not recording, no edit can bring the moment back.
Editing is the core of Mark Studios, with more than 10,000 edited projects and 4,500+ reviews behind it, and wedding films are part of that work. So we plan the day backwards from the edit: where the camera needs to be for the processional and the vows, how the officiant and the couple are miked, and which moments the highlight film and the vertical cuts will need. The same studio takes the photos, so the films and the album share one look.
- WhereOn location in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties
- What you getHighlight film, full ceremony, social cuts and edited photos
- Who films, photographs and editsOne studio, start to finish: you work with Mark
From a real wedding: February 2024
- WhenFebruary 2024
- WhereDeerfield Beach, Broward County
- CoveredFilmed and photographed by Mark Studios
- DeliveredFour wedding films and the edited photos
In February 2024 Mark Studios filmed and photographed a couple's wedding in Deerfield Beach: a first look and a ceremony by the ocean, portraits on the sand and the rocks, then the reception. We edited four films from the day and delivered the edited photos from the same booking. Out of respect for the couple's privacy, this page shows a short preview rather than a full film, and no names.
Photos from the reception
What we film and photograph at a wedding
- Getting ready and the details. The dress, the rings, the invitations and the last quiet minutes before the ceremony, for the opening of the film and the album.
- The first look and portraits. Time with the two of you away from the crowd, on the beach, in the gardens or wherever the light is best that day.
- The ceremony and the vows. The processional, the vows, the rings and the kiss, with the officiant and the couple miked so every word is clear on the film.
- The reception and the speeches. Entrances, toasts, the first dance and the dance floor, with every speech recorded in full.
- The highlight film. The day cut into a short film set to music: the one you rewatch on the anniversary and send to everyone who could not be there.
- The full ceremony edit. The ceremony in real time, color-corrected and with clean sound, for the family members who want every word.
- Vertical cuts for social. A short teaser and vertical reels for Instagram and TikTok, framed for 9:16 on the day rather than cropped out of a wide shot later.
- Edited photos. Portraits, family groups, the ceremony, the reception and the details, selected and edited as one set before delivery.
How booking and the day work
- Tell us about the wedding. The date, the ceremony and reception venues, the hours you want covered and what you want at the end: films, photos or both.
- Get a scope and a quote. Every wedding is scoped on its own and we do not publish fixed rates. The quote depends on the hours of coverage, how many locations there are, whether you add photography and which films you want, and it sets out your delivery timeline.
- Plan the day together. The ceremony start, the processional order, who gives a toast and when, the first dance song and the family photos you want, agreed in writing before the day.
- Film and photograph the day. On location anywhere in Palm Beach, Broward or Martin County, from the getting-ready rooms to the last dance.
- Edit and deliver. The same studio edits the films and the photos. You review on a private link and send notes in writing. Standard turnaround on our wedding edits is typically 5–7 business days per film, with sneak-peek teasers available faster, and your delivery dates are confirmed in the quote before you book.
Already have footage from the day? Our wedding video editing service turns a videographer's cameras, a friend's camera or guests' phone clips into finished films.
What a wedding videographer costs
Published U.S. averages for a wedding videographer run from $1,799 at WeddingWire to $2,300 at The Knot and $3,993 in Zola's cost index, checked September 16, 2026. The Knot also reports that only 37% of couples book a videographer, while 88% hire a photographer. Every figure is sourced on our wedding video statistics page.
Those are other vendors' averages, not our prices. We quote each wedding on its hours of coverage, its locations and the films you want, and photography can go in the same booking, which is usually simpler than hiring and coordinating two vendors.
Where we film weddings
Anywhere in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties: beaches, hotels and resorts, country clubs, gardens, churches and restaurants. Mark Studios is headquartered in Palm Beach County and films from Stuart and Jupiter down to Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale.
Planning something other than a wedding? See videography and photography in Palm Beach County, or event videography for galas, conferences and corporate events.
Frequently asked — wedding videography and photography
Yes. One booking can cover the films and the photos, so one studio is responsible for both and they share a look. That is how we covered the February 2024 wedding on this page: filmed and photographed by Mark Studios, with the films and the edited photos delivered from the same booking.
Usually a highlight film set to music and the full ceremony in real time, often with a short teaser and vertical cuts for social, and the speeches in full if you want them. You choose the films when we scope the wedding, and each one is listed in the quote.
Standard turnaround on our wedding edits is typically 5–7 business days per film, with sneak-peek teasers available faster. Your delivery dates for the films and the photos are set in the quote and confirmed before you book, so they hold in peak season.
Published U.S. averages for a wedding videographer range from $1,799 at WeddingWire to $2,300 at The Knot and $3,993 in Zola's cost index (checked September 16, 2026, on our wedding video statistics page). Those are national marketplace averages, not our prices. We quote each wedding on its hours, locations and films, with photography added to the same booking if you want it.
Yes. We film and photograph weddings across Broward and Martin counties as well, from Stuart and Jupiter Island down to Fort Lauderdale; the wedding on this page was in Deerfield Beach. Further afield, Mark travels to film, with travel quoted per trip.
Yes. The wedding on this page had its first look and ceremony by the ocean in Deerfield Beach. Wind and surf are the enemies of clear vows, so we mic the officiant and the couple, plan camera positions around the sun, and keep portraits for the softer light late in the day.
Music chosen for where the film will be watched. Your first-dance song can stay in a private family copy, but a public upload can be matched by YouTube's Content ID, so anything you plan to post publicly gets a track licensed for it. Tell us where each version will live when we plan the films.
Yes. Editing is most of what we do: we sync a videographer's cameras, a friend's camera and guests' phone clips to the ceremony audio and cut them into a highlight film, a full ceremony and social cuts. Wedding video editing works the same whether or not we filmed the day.
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