New Orleans Wedding Videographer + Photographer: Tell Your Complete Love Story
- obreaux3
- Jan 7
- 3 min read
Planning a New Orleans wedding? The question isn’t photo or video. It’s how both work together.
Photography freezes the moments. Videography carries the movement and sound. Together? The whole story.
We’ll make it easy.
What Photography Captures
Photography holds time still.
That first look at the altar
A tear on your mom’s cheek
The biggest laugh during toasts
Instant. Shareable. Frameable. Timeless.
And then video steps in to carry the motion, the voices, the heartbeat.

What Videography Brings to Life
Video tells the through-line.
Your vows, word for word
Your grandmother’s laugh
The way you move together in your first dance
In New Orleans, film catches the soul: second line energy, brass, footsteps on cobblestone, the glow of French Quarter balconies.
And photography gives you the art you can hold and frame. Side by side, they’re the perfect pair.

The New Orleans Factor
New Orleans isn’t a backdrop. It’s a character.
Photos show its beauty
Film carries its heartbeat
Church bells at St. Louis Cathedral. A Garden District brass band leading your people. You want sights and sounds. Movement and moments.
From us, with love.
The Investment Reality
Plan for both. They do different jobs and they both matter.
In New Orleans and Oregon, most couples investing in quality coverage spend roughly:
Photography: $4,000–$7,000+
Videography: $5,500–$9,500+
Why the spread?
Crew size and coverage hours
Audio capture for vows and toasts
Multi-camera setups and editorial time
What you’re investing in:
Photos that anchor your legacy
A film that lets you relive the feeling

How They Work Together, Moment by Moment
Getting ready
Photo: details, textures, portraits with your people
Video: letters, ambient audio, nervous laughter, the room’s energy
First look
Photo: iconic reactions you’ll frame forever
Video: breath, words, movement, the way you reach for each other
Ceremony
Photo: the aisle, the kiss, your families’ faces
Video: vows with clean audio, music, the hush before “I do”
Second line and portraits
Photo: the hero images, the stop-time frames
Video: the band’s rhythm, the crowd’s sway, the streets alive
Reception
Photo: groups, dance floor snapshots, cake, exit
Video: toasts, speeches, first dances, the night’s arc

The Best of Both Worlds
Book both. Do it right.
Hire teams who truly collaborate
Share one master timeline
Give space for each to move and get clean angles
Schedule quick “mini-moments” for film and classic portraits
Ensure access to audio (mics, DJ board, musicians)
Assign one point person to keep things flowing
How We Approach Wedding Videography
At Numa Films, we don’t just record your wedding. We craft your love story.
We arrive early. We listen for the heartbeat of the day. We anticipate real emotion over poses. We sync closely with your photographer so neither of us misses a thing.
Our wedding portfolio shows real couples, real emotions, real New Orleans (and Oregon) magic.
Multiple cameras. Professional audio. Careful, cinematic editing — all in service of your story.

Planning Your Coverage
Ask yourself:
What will you frame on your wall?
What do you want to hear again in 10 years?
Who can’t attend and will watch later?
Is music or movement central to your celebration?
The answer is simple: you need both. If budget’s tight, customize hours for each. Example: 8–10 hours photo + 8–10 hours video, tailored to your timeline.
The Real Talk
Photos anchor memory. Films return you to sound and motion. Together, you get the complete story — the art and the atmosphere.
What Couples Tell Us Later
“We love our prints on the wall.” “And we watch our film every anniversary.”
No regrets choosing both. Just gratitude.
Your New Orleans Love Story
Your day flies. Your legacy stays. Photos to hold. A film to feel.
We’ll partner seamlessly with your photographer to tell the whole story — movement, music, magic intact.
Ready to bring it all together? Let's chat about your wedding film and how we’ll collaborate to make your New Orleans love story unforgettable.



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