MMEshots films cinematic weddings across Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. The DMV is one of our busiest markets, and we’ve filmed here from historic DC mansions to the Baltimore waterfront and the Shenandoah Valley. Every film is built on real audio of your vows, letters and toasts, so it tells your story in your own words.
DMV weddings we’ve filmed
Lilija & Andrew · Larz Anderson House, Washington DC
A classic DC wedding: getting ready at The Poppy in Georgetown, a Catholic ceremony at Epiphany Catholic Church, and a reception at the Larz Anderson House full of Lithuanian traditions, planned by KB Weddings. See their film page or read the full story.
Dena & Jake · Ampersea, Baltimore, Maryland
High school sweethearts married on the pier in Fells Point: a first look beside the tall ships, vows under a red heart arch over the harbor, and a dance party on the patio. See their film page.
Allie & Bryce · Big Spring Farm, Lexington, Virginia
A Shenandoah Valley farm wedding that began with a first touch and private vows beside the farmhouse porch. See their film page or read why their getting-ready coverage made the film.
Venues we know in the DMV
Knowing a venue means we spend the day on your people, not on figuring out the property. We’ve filmed at:
- Larz Anderson House, Washington DC
- Ampersea, Fells Point, Baltimore, MD
- The Christian Royer House, Westminster, MD
- Big Spring Farm, Lexington, VA
- Brenwood Lake, Stanley, VA
We’ve also filmed church ceremonies in the District, and we’re happy to work with venues that have strict rules about where cameras can go. See the venues and planners we recommend on our vendors page, including KB Weddings, one of the best planning teams we’ve worked with.
Why couples choose MMEshots
- Audio you can actually hear. Before filming weddings, Kenny trained as an audio engineer and worked concerts, diplomatic conferences and performing arts theatres. We mic the bride, the groom and the officiant, and record the sound system as a backup. Here’s how.
- Your story, in your words. Vows, letters and toasts carry the film, not a stock song.
- Full-day coverage. Packages start at $2,000 with 8–10 hours of coverage and drone footage included where the venue allows.
“Kenny and his team were a dream to work with! We got married at the Larz Anderson House in DC, with a ceremony at a church beforehand. His team was very respectful of all the strict rules at both venues. And the video he produced was magical!!”
Lilija & Andrew, Washington DC · Read all reviews
Questions DMV couples ask
Do you film in Maryland and Virginia, or only DC?
All three. We’ve filmed in Washington DC, in Baltimore and Westminster, Maryland, and in Lexington and Stanley, Virginia.
How much does a wedding videographer cost in the DMV?
Our packages start at $2,000 for a cinematic highlight film with 8–10 hours of coverage. Travel is quoted based on your wedding location. See every package and add-on on our pricing page.
Can you fly a drone at a Washington DC wedding?
It depends on the venue. Much of DC is restricted airspace for drones, so we check your venue’s location ahead of time. Venues outside the restricted area, like many in Maryland and Virginia, are usually easier.
Our venue has strict rules. Is that a problem?
No. Historic houses and churches often limit where cameras and crew can stand. We plan our angles and mics around those rules ahead of time.
When will we get our film?
Films are delivered within 40–60 days of your wedding.
Getting married in the DMV?
Tell us your date, your venue and what matters most to you. We’ll get back to you with availability and ideas for your film. Love stories that feel like you.