Planning a wedding is an exciting journey, filled with choices that reflect your style, values, and dreams for the big day. As more couples become conscious of their environmental impact, sustainable weddings are becoming increasingly popular. In Aotearoa, with our stunning natural landscapes and strong community values, there are plenty of ways to create an eco-friendly celebration that honours both love and the planet.

If the decision of whether to get a wedding film or not is at the forefront of your mind right now, we’d love for you to join us in weighing up the matter. That’s because we are conducting a debate to end all debates, with the question being: “To Wedding Film, or Not To Wedding Film?”

Wedding speeches can truly be hit or miss. When they’re a hit, the evening reads like a hotly anticipated line-up of live entertainment at The Apollo. When they’re a miss, it’s… well… you know how it goes... a bit awkward, a bit dry, and a bit too long for everyone’s liking.

While it’s true that planning a wedding involves making a lot of decisions, it’s also fair to say that many of them are decided by traditions we often don’t even question. Things like the bride(s) wearing white, the cake actually being a cake, or not seeing your partner on the day of your wedding until what-we-shall-call The Big Reveal down the aisle. 

For most brides and grooms, planning their dream wedding often means draining their bank accounts of any need for a prenuptial agreement. We can all agree that getting everything you want—without having to start a gofundme account—is a real art.