Italian weddings are celebrations of the things Italians have always understood best: family, food, and love that spans generations. From Chicago’s ballrooms to destination celebrations, we have been honored to film Italian weddings where the heritage isn’t a theme; it’s the heart of the entire day.
Filming Italian Wedding Traditions
Italian celebrations give a wedding film texture no planner can manufacture: the multi-course feast where food and family share the head table, the tarantella that pulls every generation onto the floor, toasts that turn “brutally honest” and end in tears, and traditions passed hand to hand, like the gold chain that officially welcomes a new member into the family. We film these moments with anticipation, because in an Italian family, the most cinematic moments are never on the timeline.
Italian Weddings We Have Filmed
We filmed Teresa & Rowan’s Italian wedding at the Bay Harbor Yacht Club in Michigan, where the couple traveled to Ravello, Italy to hand-select painted tiles, limoncello, and olive oil for every guest table, and arrived at their own reception by boat. We also filmed Danae & Christopher’s Greek-Italian celebration at Saint James Chapel and The Drake Hotel, a fusion of two Mediterranean heritages in the heart of Chicago. The films on this page show how these celebrations flow.
Italian Wedding Videography FAQ
Do you have experience filming Italian weddings?
Yes, in Chicago and beyond. We know that the feast, the toasts, and the family traditions carry the story, and we film them with the respect they deserve.
Do you film the full celebration?
Our full-day coverage runs up to 11 hours, with a long-form film available, because Italian weddings save some of their best moments for the very end of the night.
Do you travel for destination Italian weddings?
We love to travel. Teresa & Rowan’s wedding took us to northern Michigan, and we would be honored to follow your celebration wherever it leads, including Italy itself.
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