--- title: "Wedding Video Revision Examples and Requests" url: https://www.weddingeditor.ai/guides/wedding-video-revision-examples/ last_updated: 2026-10-12 --- # Wedding video revision examples Wedding video revisions are mostly about personal importance, not technical mistakes. Typical requests: add more of the speeches, include more of the vows, show more of a parent, include more of the wedding party, remove an awkward clip, include a must-have moment, reduce one part of the day or change the balance between music and natural audio. Clear, specific notes get the change right the first time. [Start your first wedding](https://app.weddingeditor.ai/sign-up?redirect_url=/dashboard) ## Key takeaways - Most revision requests are about people, speeches, vows and balance, not technical errors. - A revision usually means the couple knows something only they could know. - Specific notes beat general ones: name the person, the moment and the change. - Good first-edit instructions reduce revisions; they do not remove the need for them. - WeddingEditor includes up to two revision rounds by email on the same edit. ## Why wedding films need revisions Wedding editing is full of subjective choices. Two people can watch the same raw footage and care about different things. A revision does not necessarily mean the first edit was technically wrong; often the couple has information about personal importance that only they could know. ## Revision examples: people "Please include more of my dad." "Can we see more of my grandmother during the ceremony?" "Include more of the wedding party." These are the most personal requests, and the reason must-include notes about people are worth writing before the first edit. ## Revision examples: speeches and vows "Can we hear more of the vows?" "We loved the speech. Can you include more of it?" "Add more speeches." Couples often discover how much they want to hear their own day only when they watch it. ## Revision examples: removing and reducing "Take out this clip." "Remove the shot where I am adjusting my dress." "Show less of the reception." "Reduce the getting-ready section." Removing footage the couple dislikes is a normal and quick kind of request. ## Revision examples: moments and balance "Include the sparkler exit." "Show more of the ceremony." "Less music, more of the real audio." A change in the balance between music and natural audio is one of the more common ways a couple adjusts the feel of a film. ## How to write revision notes that work Name the person or moment, say where it is if you can, and say what should change: more, less, include or remove. Group notes into one message per round. If a request involves taste, explain the reason ("my grandmother is the reason we got married here") so the edit can weigh it properly. ## Reducing revisions before the first edit The first edit is better aligned when WeddingEditor knows the style, audio preference, must-have people, must-have moments and what to avoid. Those notes cost minutes to write and save a round of revisions. ## Vague note versus clear note | Vague | Clear | |---|---| | Make it more emotional | Include more of the vows and the father of the bride's reaction | | Too much party | Shorten the dance floor section and add the grandparents' first dance | | Different music | More real audio in the speeches; music can stay under the dancing | | Remove the bad bits | Remove the clip of the DJ setup and the shot of me adjusting my dress | | Add the speech | Include the best man's story about the road trip | ## Where WeddingEditor fits WeddingEditor includes up to two revision rounds by email on the same edit, so you can ask for more of a person, more speech, less of a scene, the removal of a clip or a missed moment without rebuilding the edit yourself. Your first-edit instructions are the best way to need fewer rounds. Revisions change the same edit; a different deliverable is a new project. ## Frequently asked questions ### How many revisions does WeddingEditor include? Up to two revision rounds by email on the same edit. ### What are the most common wedding video revisions? More of a person, more vows or speeches, removing a clip, adding a missed moment, and changing the music and natural audio balance. ### Does a revision mean the edit was wrong? Not usually. It often means the couple knows something personal the footage could not show. ### How do I write a good revision request? Name the person or moment, say where it is and say exactly what should change. ## Related guides - [What to tell an AI wedding editor](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/guides/what-to-tell-an-ai-wedding-editor/) - [How to make sure important family members appear in your wedding film](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/guides/important-family-members-wedding-film/) - [How AI edits wedding speeches](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/guides/how-ai-edits-wedding-speeches/) - [The limitations of AI wedding video editing, and how to work with them](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/guides/limitations-of-ai-wedding-video-editing/) - [Revisions and delivery](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/features/revisions-and-delivery/) - [All guides](https://www.weddingeditor.ai/guides/) ## Start your first wedding Upload the footage from every camera, tell WeddingEditor what matters, and get a finished wedding film back. [Start your first wedding](https://app.weddingeditor.ai/sign-up?redirect_url=/dashboard)