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Steven and Luisa shoot film as well as stills, and have been documenting Adelaide weddings for more than 20 years with over 700 weddings behind them.
Alongside digital video they still shoot Super 8, which almost no other studio in the state offers, and they cover the Hills, the Barossa and McLaren Vale as well as the city.
Josh runs an Adelaide photo and video studio built on being in the room rather than hiding at the edge of it, describing the team as an extension of your bridal party.
They work the full day by default, on the reasoning that a gallery and a film only tell the story properly if the crew was there from the morning.
Michael has been shooting weddings as Scarlett Studios since 2006, offering video and photography together with drone footage as part of the mix.
The pitch is simple packages, fast replies and quick turnaround, with a downloadable price guide rather than a quote you have to ask for twice.
Tereza Wilson and Tony J Lewis cover both video and stills as a two-person team, so the same pair is across the whole day rather than two suppliers working around each other.
They have run the Glengowrie studio since 2012, describe themselves as LGBTQI+ friendly and travel to the Hills, McLaren Vale, the Barossa and regional South Australia.
Tanya and Mike run a family-operated photography and videography team out of Walkley Heights, working with a wider crew of creatives on larger weddings.
They describe the style as arty, classic and natural, and say they have been named South Australia’s number one for eight consecutive years.
Niki Christou works from Aldgate in the Adelaide Hills and offers wedding film alongside photography, with a natural, modern look drawn from a film photography background.
Expect preserved natural colour, grain and the occasional black and white frame rather than a heavily graded highlights reel.
A four-person Adelaide crew led by Sam Dalton, shooting weddings since 2019 with a candid, laid-back approach and no stiff posing.
Photography and videography are offered separately or combined, and the same team also covers events.
Duncan and Ajanie always shoot together, so a wedding film is built from two angles on the same moment rather than one camera trying to be everywhere.
They cover both Adelaide and Melbourne, and their blog carries full galleries from past weddings alongside planning advice.
A Flinders Park studio run by a married couple who have been filming weddings for more than two decades and describe their style as candid and vibrant cinematography.
Their films page publishes sneak peeks and same-day edits from real weddings, which is the most useful way to judge a videographer before you book.
A St Marys studio offering wedding videography and photography as packages, with a dedicated videographer page and an FAQ covering how coverage actually works on the day.
The work leans cinematic, with night and vehicle sequences alongside the usual ceremony and reception coverage.
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Rough costs for an Australian wedding, by guest count and style. Grounded in our 2026 wedding-cost data.
Estimates only. Real prices vary by season, day of week and supplier. Add ~10–20% for contingencies.
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