Pricing guide · Northern Ireland
How much does a wedding videographer cost in Northern Ireland?
A straight answer from a videographer who publishes his prices: what drives the cost, what you should expect for your money, and what full-day coverage costs with 53 Wedding Films.
The short answer
Typical prices in 2026
Bridebook's 2026 figures put the average UK wedding videographer at around £1,500, with Northern Ireland grouped alongside Scotland and Wales at roughly £1,100 to £1,400. Most quotes fall somewhere between about £500 for a few hours of coverage and £2,000 for a full day with extra edits.
At 53 Wedding Films, full-day coverage is £1,800, with a 20% booking fee to secure your date. That sits at the fuller end of the range because it covers the whole day, two films and properly recorded audio, rather than a few hours and a highlights reel.
What changes the price
Six things to compare
Two quotes can look very different and cover very different things. These are the details worth checking before you compare prices.
Hours of coverage
Ceremony-only filming costs far less than a full day from preparations to the first dance. Check exactly when filming starts and stops.
Number of filmmakers
A second shooter gives you two angles on the ceremony and both sides of the morning, and usually adds to the cost.
What you get back
A teaser, a full film, separate ceremony or speeches edits, and how they are delivered all change the price.
Audio
Microphones on the vows and speeches take extra kit and editing time, but they are what make a film worth rewatching.
Travel
Distance to the venue can add to a quote, so ask whether travel is included. With 53 Wedding Films it is, with no extra charge.
Extras
Drone footage, social media edits and additional coverage are usually priced on top of the main package.
The Signature Film
What £1,800 includes
One clear package, priced in the open. Tailored options are available for smaller celebrations and selected off-peak dates, and extras such as a ceremony edit, speeches edit, second shooter or drone footage are priced with your date.
See all servicesFull-day coverage, from bridal prep to the first dance
Short teaser film
Main wedding film
Vows, speeches and the room, recorded properly
Polished USB delivery
Clear communication before and after the wedding
Travel included, with no extra charge
Common questions
Wedding videography costs, answered
Is a wedding videographer worth it?
Photography and film capture the day differently. A film lets you hear the vows, the speeches and the laughter again, and keeps the movement and atmosphere of the day in a way photos cannot.
Why do some videographers cost so much less?
Lower prices usually mean shorter coverage, a highlights film only, or sound recorded from the camera alone. Compare what is delivered, not just the headline price.
Is there a cheaper option for a smaller wedding?
Yes. Tailored options are available for smaller celebrations and selected off-peak dates. Send your date and plans and Jamie will suggest the best fit.
How do we secure our date?
Get in touch with your date, venue and a little about your plans. If the date is free, an agreement and a 20% booking fee confirm it.
How long does it take to get the film?
With 53 Wedding Films it is usually around five to six weeks. Every film is edited by Jamie himself rather than outsourced, and the timeline for yours is agreed when you book.
Ready to talk dates?
Is your date free?
Send your date and venue and Jamie will reply with availability and a clear price for your day.
Check your date