Wexford Wedding Videographer
Wexford is a straight run down the coast from home, and the sunny southeast tends to live up to its name on a wedding day.
Why couples getting married in Wexford book me
The drive from Wicklow to Wexford is one I know well, which means I arrive early and settled rather than straight off a long journey. Small thing, but it shows up in the footage.
I film documentary style: no staging, no directing, compact equipment, and a deliberate habit of staying out of the way. If you like the idea of a wedding film but hate the thought of cameras taking over the day, that is more or less the point.
Wexford gives you coast, farmland and old country houses within a short distance of each other, so there is usually somewhere worth stepping outside to for ten quiet minutes.
Wexford wedding venues I film at
A few of the Wexford venues where I've filmed real weddings:
Horetown House, Foulksmills. A Georgian country house with a cellar restaurant and grounds made for wandering. See Aoife and Niall's Horetown House wedding film.
I also know Marlfield House at Gorey and Wilton Castle near Enniscorthy. If your venue is not named here, chances are I have filmed nearby or know it; just ask.
From Gorey to the Hook
Wexford weddings often make the most of being near the sea, whether that is a coastal venue or just a detour on the way between the church and the reception. Those detours are usually worth filming.
Wherever you are marrying in the county, the approach is the same: quiet, natural, and built around the day you actually planned.
If you're still comparing options, my portfolio shows the style, how my wedding videography works explains the approach on the day, and wedding video prices covers the practical side.
Getting married in Wexford?
Tell me your date and venue and I'll let you know if I'm free. No pressure, no hard sell, just a friendly chat about your day.
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