A Colombian wedding teaser that starts in church and lands on the hora loca
A Colombian wedding teaser has one job: make people want the full film. Most start somewhere quiet and recognisable, the church facade, the bride at the doors, the arras coins in her hands, and then let the night take over with a toast, a burst of salsa and the masks and whistles of the hora loca. Create a Social Teaser project, upload the footage, write the opening and closing beats, and WeddingEditor's AI editing makes a teaser of about a minute.
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Last updated October 2026
How to brief a Colombian wedding teaser
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Pick Social Teaser, then upload
Choose Social Teaser when you set up the project and upload everything from the day, drone clips included. You can leave files exactly as they came off the cards, and a signed-in teammate can add their own through a team upload link.
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Name the open and the close
In the moments question, start with the first shot, then two or three middle beats, then the final shot. Say where a voice should be heard, for example a vow or a toast, and where the band or the batucada should carry it.
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Receive and adjust
Pay or spend a credit and start processing; it typically takes 24 to 72 hours, with no promised date, before the teaser lands in your project. If the opening or ending needs work, email notes; you have up to two revision rounds.
Opening and closing beats for a Colombian wedding teaser
Open on the church
"First shot: the church bell tower in Villa de Leyva at golden hour, then the bride stepping out of the car."
Open on the arras
"Alternative opening: close-up of the arras coins falling into her hands, then pull out to the church."
A voice in the middle
"Keep the groom's 'sí, acepto' audible, then the kiss."
The turn to the party
"Cut from the exit to the band starting the first salsa."
Close on the hora loca
"Final shot: confetti and masks, the couple in the middle, whistles loud."
Close quietly
"Or end on the couple stepping outside after the hora loca, still wearing the hats."
What a Colombian wedding teaser needs
A calm, recognisable opening
A church, a colonial street, or the bride at the doors tells viewers where they are before the energy rises. Colombian teasers often build from quiet to loud.
One ritual detail
The arras coins or the rings in close-up give the teaser a detail people remember from the ceremony. Name the one you want.
A heard line
One vow or toast line, in Spanish or English, gives the teaser a human voice. The recorded sound is what the teaser uses, so point to the line.
The hora loca as payoff
The masks, hats, whistles and performers of the hora loca make a strong final beat, and many couples expect to see it.
Widescreen, one per project
The project returns one Social Teaser as a 1080p widescreen MP4. A Highlight Reel of the same wedding is a second project.
Colombian teaser beats and how to brief them
| Beat | Purpose | How to brief it |
|---|---|---|
| Opening image | Sets the place and the tone | "Bell tower at golden hour." |
| Ritual detail | A memorable ceremony moment | "Arras coins in close-up." |
| Voice | Adds a human line | "His 'sí, acepto', audible." |
| Turn to the party | Shifts the energy | "Exit, then the first salsa." |
| Hora loca | The payoff | "Masks, confetti, whistles." |
| Final shot | What viewers remember | "Couple in the middle of the circle." |
What is a Colombian wedding Social Teaser?
A Colombian wedding Social Teaser is a widescreen film of about a minute that previews a Colombian wedding with a handful of its strongest moments. WeddingEditor's AI editing makes one per project from your footage and the beats you set.
It is not a portrait reel cut for phones. The teaser is widescreen; crop a portrait version yourself after download if you need one.
Colombian wedding teaser questions
Should a Colombian wedding teaser open on the church or the party?
Most open calm and build. A church, a street in the old city or the bride at the doors gives the hora loca something to rise from. Write your first-shot choice clearly.
Can the arras appear in the teaser?
Yes, as a quick close-up if you filmed one. List it as a beat and mention the camera with the tight angle.
Can the teaser be built around the hora loca?
It can end on it or lean on it. Write how much of the teaser should be the hora loca and choose a music-led balance for that part.
Should a Spanish vow line stay in?
If the couple wants it, yes. The teaser can use the real audio, so a line in Spanish is heard as spoken, with music around it. Name the line and the speaker.
Can I get the teaser and the highlight from one purchase?
No. Each project produces one edit, so the teaser and the highlight are two projects with a purchase or plan credit each.
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