Susie and Jon were married at Eastington Park, the Georgian manor house near Stonehouse, filmed as a Highlights edit that runs closer to nine minutes.
Late-May weddings sit in a good spot for filming: long enough days for plenty of natural light, without the heat and haze that midsummer sometimes brings. A property the size of Eastington Park gives a film more to work with than a single room or barn would, different textures of light between the formal rooms and the grounds outside, which is part of why this particular Highlights edit runs longer than some of the others on this list.
Gillian and Adam's Extended Highlights film was shot at the same venue a year later. Filming the same grounds twice, in different formats, is a reminder that a house this size rarely looks the same way from one wedding to the next.
A bigger property changes the rhythm of the day slightly: more distance between rooms, more walking between one part of the grounds and another, which means staying a step ahead rather than simply waiting in one spot for something to happen.
This is an example of a Highlights Film: a concise edit shaped around the people, atmosphere and movement of the day.
Explore the Highlights Film packageShown here as an example of the format; packages and inclusions may have changed since this wedding. Check availability for your date.