Spokane Wedding Videographer

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Wedding films for couples getting married around Spokane, filmed and edited by hand, one wedding at a time.

Your Spokane wedding, the way it actually felt.

The light coming through the pines at Manito in September. Your dad's face halfway through his toast. The half second where you both stop posing and just look at each other. Those are the moments I'm watching for all day, and they're why I still film every wedding myself.

Spokane venues I've filmed

I've already stood in a lot of these rooms. Knowing where the light lands at Manito in September, or how tight the ceremony space gets at The Glasshouse On Monroe, means I'm not figuring it out while you're saying your vows.

If your venue isn't on that list, no problem! I scout anywhere I haven't filmed before, I'll just ask you a few more questions up front.

One person, start to finish.

I'm Luke Hegelund, and Take One Visuals is just me. I shoot your wedding, I cut your wedding, and I'm the one who answers when you email. A film feels like your day because the person editing it was standing there when your dad lost it during the toast.

Spokane runs the whole range, from a garden ceremony at Manito to a barn evening out past Clayton. I don't shoot those the same way, because they aren't the same day.

What it costs

Three packages, and I'd love to customize one if none of them quite fit your day.

No travel fee anywhere around Spokane. I'm based in Post Falls, about 35 minutes east, and I only charge travel past a two hour drive.

How it goes

Spokane-Area Films

Moriah & Dane wedding film thumbnail, Clayton, WA

Moriah & Dane

Clayton, WA
Alexa & Jacob wedding film thumbnail, Spokane, WA

Alexa & Jacob

Spokane, WA
Matt & Alisia wedding film thumbnail, Liberty Lake, WA

Matt & Alisia

Liberty Lake, WA
Brie & Jeff wedding film thumbnail, Colbert, WA

Brie & Jeff

Colbert, WA
Caleb & Brianna wedding film thumbnail, Deer Park, WA

Caleb & Brianna

Deer Park, WA
Allie & Alan wedding film thumbnail, Spokane, WA

Allie & Alan

Spokane, WA

Questions Spokane couples ask

How far ahead should we book a Spokane wedding videographer?

Peak dates from June through September usually fill six to twelve months out. Off season and weekday dates are often open with a lot less notice.

Do you charge a travel fee for weddings in Spokane?

Nope! I'm based in Post Falls, about 35 minutes from downtown Spokane, and I only bill travel for venues more than a two hour drive one way.

How much does a wedding videographer cost in Spokane?

My packages are $1,000 for ceremony coverage up to 2 hours, $1,400 for ceremony and reception up to 5 hours, and $2,000 for full day coverage up to 10 hours. Raw footage on a thumb drive is another $200.

How quickly will we get our wedding film?

A short highlight is often ready within days, and several couples have watched one the same night at their reception. The full film comes in about two weeks.

Do you work with our photographer?

Yes! I plan around your photographer instead of competing for angles, and I'll reach out before the day if you can send me their contact.

Can we get the ceremony uncut, not just a highlight?

Yes. Every package includes your full ceremony uncut with clean vow audio. Speeches and first dances come uncut in Ceremony & Reception and Full Day.

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Tell me about your Spokane wedding.

Every wedding I film starts with a real conversation. Share a few details and I'll be in touch within two days.

(425) 524-5565 luke@takeonevisuals.com