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Wedding Videographer cost in Ireland
€1,200–€4,000 per wedding. Typically €2,000.

A wedding videographer in Ireland costs €1,200–€4,000 per wedding, typically around €2,000. 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 a wedding videographer cost in Ireland?

WEDDING VIDEOGRAPHER PRICE · PER WEDDING · IRELAND
Low end€1,200a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities
Typical€2,000what most people pay
High end€4,000the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin
Typical €2,000
€1,200 low€4,000 high

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

  • Videographer's experience — a wedding videographer with a strong portfolio of finished wedding films usually charges more.
  • Length of coverage — filming the whole wedding day costs more than covering the ceremony and speeches only.
  • Complexity of editing required — a cinematic film with music and careful cutting takes longer to edit than a simple record of the day.
  • Venue's location — the further the wedding is from the videographer, the more the travel costs.

WHAT YOU GET

What a wedding videographer booking includes

Pre-Wedding ConsultationA wedding videographer typically offers a pre-wedding consultation to discuss the couple's vision and preferences.
Full-Day CoverageMost wedding videographers provide full-day coverage, capturing everything from the ceremony to the reception.
Editing and Post-ProductionAfter filming, the videographer will edit the footage to create a polished final product.
Delivery FormatsVideographers offer various delivery formats for the final video, such as digital downloads, USB drives, or DVDs.

Takes: Most wedding videographers offer packages that cover the entire day, typically ranging from 8 to 12 hours..

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common wedding videographer jobs

Cinematic Wedding FilmA beautifully edited video that combines highlights from the ceremony and reception, often set to music.
Documentary Style CoverageA more narrative approach that captures the day as it unfolds, focusing on the emotions and interactions.
Same-Day EditA quick turnaround video that showcases highlights of the day, presented at the reception for guests to enjoy.
Pre-Wedding ShootA video session before the wedding day, capturing the couple in a relaxed setting, often used for save-the-date announcements.
Drone VideographyAerial footage that adds a unique perspective to your wedding video, perfect for outdoor venues.
Video GuestbookA compilation of messages from guests recorded during the reception, creating a personal touch to your video.

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How to pay less

  • Booking the wedding videographer for the ceremony and speeches only costs less than coverage from morning to evening.
  • A short highlights film costs less than a full documentary edit; say which you want when you book.
  • A weekday or off-season wedding date can give you more choice of wedding videographers and rates than a summer Saturday.

Before you book

  • A list of special shots or moments you want captured.
  • Names and contacts for key family members and friends who should appear in the wedding film.
  • You can ask to watch a full wedding film the videographer has made, not just a short highlights reel.
  • You can ask the videographer about backup equipment in case anything fails on the wedding day.
  • Tell the videographer about any venue rules on filming, such as where they can stand during the ceremony.
  • Agree the running order of the wedding day, when the videographer arrives, and when filming stops in the evening.

Wedding Videographer cost: questions people ask

The cost can vary based on factors such as the videographer's experience, the length of coverage, and the complexity of editing required. Additional services like drone footage or multiple cameras can also impact the price.

Most wedding videographers offer packages that cover the entire day, typically ranging from 8 to 12 hours. This allows them to capture all key moments, from the preparations to the evening celebrations.

While general videographers can capture events, hiring a specialist in wedding videography ensures expertise in capturing the unique moments and emotions of the day. They are trained to handle wedding-specific challenges and storytelling.

Many videographers may have availability for last-minute bookings, especially during off-peak seasons. However, popular professionals often book well in advance, so it's best to reach out as early as possible.

Many wedding videographers offer package deals that include photography or photo booth services. Booking multiple services can often result in discounts and a more cohesive visual style for your wedding.

Standard packages usually do not include additional costs such as travel fees for distant locations, extra hours of coverage, or special requests like live streaming. It's important to clarify these details before booking.