Initially, you'll contact each other via email, messenger, phone, or any other medium. This brief contact can lead to discussions about availability and a brief introduction.

We'll enjoy a cup of coffee and get to know each other, discuss your wedding in more detail, and give you the opportunity to ask any questions you may have. This meeting usually takes place in an easily accessible location or online via FaceTime or Skype.

During the introduction, we'll also discuss all the (wedding) locations, and if I'm not familiar with them yet, I'll take a detailed digital look at them and, in most cases, visit them.

Because the first meeting sometimes takes place six months to two years before the wedding, we'll schedule another meeting a few weeks beforehand. This meeting is usually by phone, FaceTime, or Skype. We'll discuss the final details and go over the planning of your wedding.

I believe every wedding is and should be unique. After all, it's one of the most important events in your life. As a videographer, my job is to capture your story in its purest form, without too much direction, so it becomes a spontaneous, effortless, and pure video.

And then it really begins...the editing. The footage is sorted and edited. A nice structure in the video, matching music and sound, color grading, and any effects... This takes a few days.

Depending on the wedding season, I aim to complete the wedding video within 3 to 5 weeks. You'll receive the video, which is usually about 5-10 minutes long (unless otherwise agreed), in 4K resolution for the best quality. Any corrections needed will, of course, be made.