--- title: "WeddingEditor for Premiere Pro Wedding Editors" url: https://www.weddingeditor.ai/for/premiere-pro-wedding-editors/ last_updated: 2026-10-11 --- # Premiere Pro wedding editors: skip the empty sequence, keep the finishing If Premiere Pro is where your weddings get made, the slowest part is not the software. It is starting each wedding from hundreds of clips in a bin and an empty sequence. WeddingEditor takes that job: upload the raw footage, answer the preference questions, and WeddingEditor's AI editing builds a finished Highlight Reel or Social Teaser. Import the 1080p MP4 into Premiere for titles and a final look, or deliver it as it is. For editors who are fast in Premiere and still lose weekends to the first cut of every wedding. [Start your first wedding](https://app.weddingeditor.ai/sign-up?redirect_url=/dashboard) ## Where Premiere weekends go - **Ingest and organize before you can cut**: Creating bins per camera, labeling clips and building multicam source sequences for the ceremony is an evening before the story even starts. - **Scrubbing speeches on the timeline**: Finding the thirty seconds worth keeping in a long toast means listening through the whole thing, marking in and out points, and trying again. - **The first assembly is the longest**: Choosing selects, ordering the day and cutting a rough version is most of the work. Lumetri and Essential Graphics only come in once that part is done. WeddingEditor replaces the part of the Premiere workflow that comes before finishing. You upload the original camera files to a WeddingEditor project from the browser, with no bins, labels or multicam setup. The preference questions carry your editorial intent: which people matter, which speeches to keep, the film's feel and how speech and music balance. WeddingEditor's AI editing builds the film, and it is delivered to your project. Premiere becomes the place you put your signature on it, not the place you spend the weekend. ## How it fits around Premiere Pro - **Original files in, finished film out**: Upload what came off the cards. The edit comes back as a 1080p H.264 MP4 that imports into Premiere like any other clip. - **Finishing stays in Premiere**: Add your titles, logo and final look in a short sequence built on the delivered MP4, and export the way you always do. - **Your intent, in plain words**: Instead of marking selects, write the must-include people and moments and what to avoid. - **Changes without reopening a project**: Up to two revision rounds come with every full edit. Email notes like more of the vows, and the same edit is revised. - **No new software to learn**: WeddingEditor runs in the browser. There is no editing interface to operate, only questions to answer. ## A Premiere Pro wedding with WeddingEditor 1. **Upload instead of ingesting** Create a WeddingEditor project and upload the camera files directly, without building bins or proxies. 2. **Brief the film** Answer the preference questions the way you would mark selects: the people, the speeches, the moments and the feel. 3. **Import the delivered MP4** When the edit arrives, download it and drop it into a new Premiere sequence. 4. **Finish and export** Add titles and your look, then export from Premiere for your couple. ## Premiere editors who use WeddingEditor - **You edit every wedding yourself in Premiere**: Hand off the first cut of each wedding and keep a short finishing session for your signature. - **Your team shares Premiere Productions**: Studios can send overflow weddings to WeddingEditor while in-house editors keep working in shared projects. - **Your Premiere template sets the look**: Keep using your title and look template on top of the delivered MP4 instead of rebuilding each wedding inside it. ## Questions from Premiere Pro users ### Does WeddingEditor export a Premiere project or XML? No. It delivers a finished 1080p H.264 MP4. Import it into Premiere for finishing; the edit itself is not delivered as a timeline. ### Can I still use my Premiere template? Yes, for what happens after the edit: titles, logo and your final look on top of the MP4. ### Do I need to make proxies or multicam sequences first? No. Upload the original files from every camera; there is nothing to prepare in Premiere beforehand. ### What if I want a different cut, not just a different look? Use your revision rounds. Email what should change, such as more of one speech or less dance floor, and the same edit is revised. ### How long until I can import it? Processing typically takes 24 to 72 hours after it starts, with no guaranteed turnaround. ### Is there 4K or a vertical version for Premiere? The delivered edit is 1080p widescreen. Any reframing for other formats is up to you in Premiere. ### Should I upload clips I already trimmed in Premiere? Upload the original camera files instead. WeddingEditor works across the whole wedding, so a reaction you never marked as a select can still find its way into the film. If a clip should never appear, such as a lens test or a guest who asked not to be filmed, name it in the avoid question rather than deleting it from the upload. ## More for editors in other tools - [Final Cut Pro wedding editors](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/for/final-cut-pro-wedding-editors/): The same hand-off from a Final Cut workflow - [DaVinci Resolve wedding editors](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/for/davinci-resolve-wedding-editors/): Finishing in Resolve after the edit - [Premiere, DaVinci and Final Cut users](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/for/premiere-davinci-final-cut-users/): Finishing the film in your own editor - [Every page for wedding businesses](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/for/) ## Open Premiere for the finishing, not the first cut Upload your next wedding to WeddingEditor, brief it once, and bring the finished MP4 into Premiere Pro. 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