New to wedding videography? Spend your first seasons behind the camera
Your first wedding seasons teach you to film the day: where to stand for the vows, how to catch the toasts, how many cameras you can run. Editing is a second craft that takes just as long to learn. WeddingEditor lets a newer videographer deliver a finished film from early on: upload what you shot, say what matters in a few questions, and pay per wedding with One Wedding until you know your volume.
For people who have booked their first weddings and want each delivered film to hold up.
No subscription needed: One Wedding is $119 one-time for one wedding.
Last updated October 2026
What makes the first seasons hard
Learning to shoot and edit at once
Every hour spent learning a timeline is an hour not spent practicing the shoot, and early couples feel the difference in both.
Not knowing your volume yet
It is hard to commit to tools or help when you do not know whether next year brings four weddings or twenty.
Each film becomes your portfolio
Early films are what future couples see. A rushed first edit can cost the next booking.
WeddingEditor separates the two crafts so you can focus on the one couples see on the day. Each wedding is a project you pay for once with One Wedding, or with a Solo credit when bookings become regular. AI editing guided by your answers builds each edit, you get up to two revision rounds, and the 1080p MP4 is yours to deliver. Watching what the edit does with your footage also shows you which shots you need more of.
What a newer videographer gets
Nothing here requires prior editing experience or a subscription.
Pay per wedding
One Wedding is $119 one-time for one wedding, with no monthly commitment.
Move to Solo when bookings settle
Solo is $99 per month, 1 wedding credit, with credits rolling over up to 3.
Upload without preparation
You do not need to rename files, sort them by camera, make proxies or pick clips before uploading.
Feedback on your footage
Up to two revision rounds let you ask for changes, and the finished edit shows how your coverage was used.
Finish it yourself if you want
Import the MP4 into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro to practice finishing on a real wedding.
A finished film on every booking
Each wedding comes back as a Highlight Reel of about five minutes or a Social Teaser, a widescreen 1080p MP4 you can watch in the app before anyone else does.
Your first weddings with WeddingEditor
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Sign up and create the project
Signing up is free. Create a project for the wedding and choose a Highlight Reel or a Social Teaser.
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Upload every file from the day
Add all the video and audio from each camera, even the clips you are unsure about.
- 3
Describe the couple and the day
Use the optional questions to name the people and moments that matter and anything to avoid, then pay with One Wedding.
- 4
Review, learn and deliver
Watch the edit, note which of your shots made it in, request revisions if needed, and deliver when you are ready.
Situations new videographers face
Your first paid wedding
Deliver a finished highlight film without having edited one before.
Learn moreA friend's wedding for your portfolio
Turn the footage into a finished film you can show prospective couples, with the couple's agreement.
Learn moreA side business becoming a real one
Track how many weddings you hand off and move to a plan when the numbers justify it.
Learn moreQuestions from new wedding videographers
Do I need editing experience to use WeddingEditor?
No. You upload and answer optional questions; WeddingEditor's AI editing makes the edit from your footage and it is delivered to your project.
Should I start with a plan or pay per wedding?
If your volume is uncertain, One Wedding is $119 one-time for one wedding per wedding. Solo makes sense once you book about one wedding a month.
What if I missed a shot on the day?
The edit is made only from the footage you uploaded. Use the preferences to say which moments matter so the edit can make the most of what you have.
Can I learn from the edit?
Yes. Watching which clips the edit uses, and asking for revisions, shows you what coverage a finished film needs.
Will the film have music?
The edit keeps the original sound you recorded and uses music alongside it, balanced by your audio preference. To use one particular song instead, rework the soundtrack in your own editor after download.
Does WeddingEditor tell me how to film better?
Not directly. The edit only uses what you uploaded, so comparing the finished film with your raw footage shows which moments carried it and which shots you wish you had.
Can I change my mind after uploading?
Footage is locked once the project is paid for, so check your upload before you pay. After that, your revision rounds are the way to ask for changes to the edit.
Book the wedding. Deliver the film.
Create your first project and upload the footage from your next booking.
Start your first wedding