Build your wedding coverage
How coverage hours, crew size, audio, and add-ons work together, and how to decide what your specific day actually needs.
Coverage is more than hours
Coverage controls how much of the day we can responsibly preserve. More time can mean calmer pacing, room for private vows, more guest moments, or a stronger documentary record of the people around you.
But hours are only one dial. Crew size decides how many places we can be at once. Audio decides whose voices survive the day. Add-ons decide what physical and digital keepsakes exist afterward. The right build balances all four around your actual schedule.
Coverage time
How many hours we film, and which parts of the day fall inside them.
Crew size
How many angles exist at once, and whether both partners get getting-ready coverage.
Audio plan
Which voices are captured clearly: vows, letters, toasts, and the people you love.
Add-ons
Photography, drone, raw footage, keepsakes, and everything that extends the experience.
How to think it through
Start from the parts of the day that matter most to you, then work backward into the build.
- 1Map your day firstA single-venue celebration needs a different build than a day with two getting-ready locations, a church, and a tented reception across town.
- 2Protect the voicesIf vows, toasts, and family voices matter to you, give audio real attention. It is the part couples most regret cutting.
- 3Add time for distanceTravel gaps between locations eat coverage. If the schedule has long drives, add the hour rather than sacrificing the reception.
- 4Use the notes fieldTell us what you care about most. The build is the skeleton; your notes are how we understand its heart.
When in doubt, ask
Send us your draft timeline and we will tell you honestly what the build covers and where it is thin. No pressure attached.
The middle option exists for a reason
Most couples land on the middle collection because it removes the hard trade-offs: more time, more crew, and stronger audio in one move.
You are not locked in
Your build is a starting point, not a cage. Coverage, photography, and keepsakes can be added after booking through the add-on store in your portal, subject to scheduling. The one thing that cannot be added after the fact is the wedding day itself, so anything that changes crew or hours is best decided early.
Decide crew and hours early
Add-ons like keepsakes and film upgrades can wait. Anything that changes who is physically present on the day, extra filmmakers, drone, added hours, should be locked while the calendar still has room.
Still have questions?
Contact Skytona or open the right portal.
The public help center explains the why, the what, and the next step. Project-specific details should stay in your portal.