Wedding Films Across the County

Gloucestershire Wedding Videographer

I create natural, cinematic wedding films across Gloucestershire, from Cotswold barns and country houses to celebrations in the Forest of Dean and along the River Wye. The approach stays personal and unobtrusive, supported by the preparation and judgement I've developed across international commercial productions.

Featured Film
Sophie & Niall wedding film still, Stone Barn
22.09.23Sophie & Niall: Stone Barn

Sophie & Niall at Stone Barn

Extended Highlights

Sophie and Niall's wedding at Stone Barn is one of the films I'm proudest of: a Cotswold stone barn near Northleach, filmed as an Extended Highlights edit that gives the ceremony and speeches room to breathe.

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Regional Introduction

A County I Know Through Real Weddings

Gloucestershire covers a lot of different ground, and the weddings on this page reflect that: Stone Barn and Cripps Barn in the Cotswolds, Eastington Park near Stonehouse, Clearwell Castle and the River Wye in the Forest of Dean, a marquee on family land in Awre and Newnham-on-Severn, and Naas Court Farm near Lydney. The Forest of Dean is where I started filming weddings; the rest of the county has followed from there.

Filming across such contrasting settings helps in practical ways: planning travel between locations, understanding rural wedding logistics, working across separate preparation, ceremony and reception spaces, and adapting to how different venues actually move through a day. That's less about knowing any one place inside out and more about recognising the shape a Gloucestershire wedding day tends to take, wherever in the county it happens.

The Cotswolds

Stone barns and country houses

Stone Barn, Cripps Barn and Eastington Park are all part of the Cotswolds page, with more on the venues and the films made there.

Explore Cotswolds Wedding Films
The Forest of Dean

Where it began

Clearwell Castle, the River Wye, a marquee wedding in Awre and Naas Court Farm are all covered on the Forest of Dean page, the area where I first started filming weddings.

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Real Gloucestershire Venues and Settings

Stone Barn

A Cotswold stone barn near Northleach, and the setting for Sophie & Niall's featured film above.

Cripps Barn

An 18th-century barn in the Coln Valley, filmed twice: Faye & Niall's Extended Highlights film and Sam & Tabs' Highlights film.

Eastington Park

A Georgian manor house near Stonehouse. I've filmed at Eastington Park three times, two of which are published here: Gillian & Adam's film and Susie & Jon's film. Returning to the same venue means less time working out how the space moves, and more attention on the people in it.

Clearwell Castle

A Gothic-style castle in the Forest of Dean, filmed as Deano & Lou's Highlights Film. More on the area on the Forest of Dean page.

Royal Lodge, River Wye

A riverside setting where the water does much of the visual work, and the setting for Dave & Stephanie's Highlights Film.

Awre and Newnham-on-Severn

Dan and Georgina's ceremony took place at St Peter's Church in Newnham-on-Severn, followed by a marquee reception on Georgina's family land in Awre, filmed as their wedding film.

Naas Court Farm

Naas Court Farm, near Lydney, Gloucestershire, and the setting for Rich & Hayley's Highlights Film.

Filming Approach

Experienced Planning, Quiet Filming

Years of commercial and fashion filmmaking, including work with Ruroc, Subaru and Superdry, films featuring Neymar, and BBC Attenborough documentary work in Iceland, bring preparation, reliability and calm under pressure to a wedding day. Schedules shift, locations change and light doesn't wait, and that background helps me handle it without disrupting the day. More on my experience and commercial field notes.

The footprint on the day itself stays small. The Social and Highlights packages are filmed by one filmmaker. For larger packages, James is the principal filmmaker throughout; whether additional support joins depends on the timeline and locations, and may mean an assistant for equipment and setup, or a second filmmaker where important moments happen simultaneously. Super 8 doesn't automatically add crew.

Film Options

Wedding Film Options

Film options range from concise social edits and Highlights Films to longer-form coverage that preserves more of the ceremony, speeches and story of the day. The Packages page shows current inclusions, and the cost guide explains what affects the overall price.

Service Area

Filming Weddings Across Gloucestershire

Coverage spans the Cotswolds, the Forest of Dean, Cheltenham, Gloucester, the River Wye area and the towns, villages and countryside in between. Preparation, ceremony and reception locations, travel time between them, and any overlapping moments are all considered as part of planning coverage and equipment for the day.

Questions
  • Do you film weddings throughout Gloucestershire?

    Yes. Weddings on this page range from Cotswold barns and manor houses to the Forest of Dean and the River Wye, across the whole county.

  • Do you cover both the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean?

    Yes, both are part of the same county and both have their own focused page with more detail on the venues and films from each area.

    Explore Cotswolds Wedding FilmsExplore Forest of Dean Wedding Films
  • How much does a wedding videographer in Gloucestershire cost?

    Packages currently run from £749 to £2,449, depending on coverage, crew and the finished film format.

    See the Packages page for the full breakdownRead the wedding-film cost guide
  • Will you film the wedding by yourself?

    The Social and Highlights packages are normally filmed by James alone. For larger packages, James reviews the timeline, locations and coverage before deciding whether additional support would be useful. That may mean an assistant for equipment and setup, or a second filmmaker where important moments happen simultaneously.

  • Can you film preparations, the ceremony and reception at different locations?

    Often, yes. Travel time and overlapping moments between locations are considered as part of planning the day, once I know the schedule and how far apart the locations are.

  • Which wedding film package should we choose?

    It depends on how much of the day you want preserved. Social and Highlights give a concise edit built around atmosphere; the Feature Film and Director's Cut hold onto more of the ceremony, speeches and story of the day in full.

    See the Packages page for current inclusions
  • How do we check availability?

    Get in touch with your date, venue or locations, an approximate schedule if you have one, and the film type you're considering, and I'll confirm whether the date is free.

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Planning a Wedding in Gloucestershire?

Tell me your date, venue and what matters most to you. If the day takes place across more than one location, include those details too and I can advise on the most suitable coverage.