Wedding video editing pricing

Table caption: All prices in USD. Turnaround is counted in business days from receipt of complete footage and brief.

With WeddingVideosEditor, a 4–6 minute highlight film costs $349, a 45–90 minute full wedding film $449, and a teaser $149. Speech edits are $129, ceremony edits $149 and social reels start at $99. Your first highlight film can be a $199 trial, and all three core films from one wedding cost $699 as the Complete Suite.

Across the industry, published starting prices for highlight films range from roughly $130 to over $600 (The Yes Girls, updated August 2026). When you compare, check what’s in the price: grading, music, revisions, project files and a turnaround you can count on.

Testing outsourcing for the first time? Start with the $199 trial. It’s the full $349 highlight product (same length, turnaround and revisions) at a first-order price, with the 7-day money-back guarantee.

Selling couples the whole day? The Complete Suite gives you a teaser to share the week after the wedding, a highlight film and the full documentary edit for $699, which saves $249 compared with ordering separately.

Shooting every month? The Studio Plan is $899 a month for three highlight edits, a dedicated editor and a 10-day turnaround. Pause it in the off-season.

Need something quickly? Ceremony and speech edits come back in 5 business days. Rush (+$99) halves teaser and highlight turnaround.

• Multicam sync, up to 5 cameras (drone included)
• Audio cleanup and a balanced dialogue/music mix
• Color grading in DaVinci Resolve
• Licensed music, or tracks you’ve licensed
• Two-stage review before you see a draft
• Frame.io review with time-stamped comments
• Final render and an organized project timeline in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro
• White-label delivery and a free NDA on request

• Films longer than the package length: quoted upfront, before work begins
• Revision rounds beyond your package: $49 each
• Faster delivery: rush is +$99 for teasers and highlight films

Turnaround is counted in business days, starting the day we have your complete footage and brief. It covers delivery of your first draft. Revision rounds follow once you send your notes.

If files are missing or won’t open, we flag it as soon as we find it, and the clock starts once they’re fixed.

A revision round is one consolidated set of notes on a draft, usually left as time-stamped comments in Frame.io. Swapping shots, changing a music cue, trimming a section and adjusting color can all go in the same round. Changes to the original brief after editing has started (for example, a different song or a new structure) are quoted separately, and we only start that work once you approve.