Wedding videographer·London, the UK and beyond
Oxley Films.Films of WeddingsTold as Stories
“So personal and so moving.”
Lucy and Jack
Twice
Regional Finalist
The Wedding Industry Awards
“Tears I didn’t think were there.”
Charlotte and Charles
Wedding videographer·London, the UK and beyond
“So personal and so moving.”
Lucy and Jack
Twice
Regional Finalist
The Wedding Industry Awards
“Tears I didn’t think were there.”
Charlotte and Charles
2027 and 2028 are open.
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2027 and 2028 are open.
Send your date and where you’re marrying. I’ll tell you if I’m free, and what your film would look like.
I reply myself, by email, and by text if you leave a number. If it suits you both, we talk on a call before you book anything.
“As anxious people he made us laugh and feel like we were all just enjoying the day rather than having a camera in our faces all the time which is what we expected.”
Prefer to write directly?
chris@oxleyfilms.com CopyAbout
I’m Chris Oxley, a wedding videographer filming in London, across the UK and beyond. I build each film from what was said on the day: your vows, the speeches, the things you only half heard. The music comes after.
Jennifer and I married in 2015 without a filmmaker. Our son has asked to see our wedding film. There isn’t one. I do this because I know exactly what it means not to have it.
You deal with me from the first call to the final delivery.
London, the UK and beyond
“We feel like he really captured who we are as people, with our friends and families, and most importantly who we are in our marriage.”
“The way he blended the major highlights with spontaneous moments gave our wedding film a depth and emotion that we haven’t seen in others.”
“The time you’ve [taken] to get to know us and then somehow create these edits that match our personalities is just crazy.”
“We cry and laugh in equal measure. It’s like we’re teleported back on the day over and over again.”
How I work
We talk before you book: a proper call with both of you, usually on video. Then a questionnaire a few weeks out and a catch-up the week of the wedding. I turn up knowing who your parents are, who’s speaking, and what to leave alone.
If I see good light, a quiet corridor or a walk worth filming, I’ll suggest it, and it takes a couple of minutes. I’ve usually never met your photographer before the morning. By the afternoon, your guests will assume we always work together.
Your ceremony and speeches are recorded with proper microphones, so every word is kept, and you get them in full alongside your film. Every film is graded with the tools used to finish feature films: film texture, rich colour and real skin tones.
Everything is backed up, with a copy off site, until your film is delivered. A page shows where your film sits in the editing queue, so you never need to chase. Your films arrive online in full quality, yours to download, keep and share.
Questions
Every film is quoted for your day: the date, where it is, and how much of it you’d like filmed. UK travel is included. Tell me your plans, and a budget if you have one, and I’ll tell you what I can do.
No. Put the area you’re looking at, and the venue can come later.
Yes. We talk before you book: a proper call with both of you, usually on video.
No. If I see good light or a walk worth filming, I’ll suggest it, and it takes a couple of minutes. The rest is your day as it happens.
Anything I haven’t answered, ask me when you send your date.
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