PRICE GUIDE · PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO · 2026–2027
Event Videographer cost in Ireland
€300–€1,500 per event. Typically €600.
An event videographer in Ireland costs €300–€1,500 per event, typically around €600. The price is set by coverage hours, deliverables (highlights, full film, raw) and number of shooters/cameras.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does an event videographer cost in Ireland?
| Low end | €300 | a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | €600 | what most people pay |
| High end | €1,500 | the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin |
Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the photographers and video studios near you.
What moves the price
- Event's duration — the videographer charges for the hours they film, so a full day costs more than a short ceremony or talk.
- Deliverables — a short highlights film, a full edited film and raw footage each take different amounts of editing time.
- Number of videographers needed — a second shooter or extra camera covers more angles but adds another person's time to the price.
- Level of editing required — colour work, music, titles and careful cutting take far longer than a lightly trimmed recording.
WHAT YOU GET
What an event videographer booking includes
Takes: The duration you need a videographer for typically depends on the event length..
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common event videographer jobs
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How to pay less
- A highlights film costs less than a full edited film of the whole event; say which you need when you book the videographer.
- Booking a single videographer instead of a team, if the event is small, keeps the price down.
- Booking the videographer only for the main moments, such as speeches or the ceremony, costs less than filming the whole day.
- Raw footage without editing can cost less, if you are happy to keep it as it is or edit it yourself.
- Choosing a weekday or off-season date for your event can give you more choice of videographers and rates.
Before you book
- Access to the event location and any specific areas of interest.
- A timeline of the event, so the videographer knows when the key moments happen and can capture them.
- Any specific shots or styles you would like the videographer to capture.
- Contact information for key individuals, such as speakers or the couple.
- You can talk through how the videographer will film safely in crowded spots, and where cables and tripods will be placed.
Event Videographer cost: questions people ask
The cost can vary based on the event's duration, location, and complexity. Additional factors include the level of experience of the videographer and any special requests like drone footage or multiple cameras.
The duration you need a videographer for typically depends on the event length. Most events require a minimum of 4-6 hours, but longer events or those with multiple locations may necessitate more time.
While general videographers can handle various events, hiring a specialist can enhance the quality of the final product. For example, a wedding videographer may have techniques tailored to capturing emotional moments effectively.
Some videographers offer same-day editing services, especially for events like weddings. However, this often incurs additional costs and may not be available for all videographers.
Many videographers partner with photographers or offer packages that include both services. Booking these together can often lead to discounts and a more cohesive visual style.
Out of scope services may include extensive travel outside the local area, live streaming the event, or providing additional equipment like lighting or sound systems unless specifically arranged in advance. Ensure the videographer has experience with similar events to understand the nuances involved.
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