WeddingEditor alongside the editor you already use
Most wedding videographers already own Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or EDIUS. WeddingEditor does not replace that software; it takes on the wedding-editing job itself, so a wedding does not have to start with hundreds of clips and an empty timeline. These guides cover how a Highlight Reel or Social Teaser fits a workflow built on each editor.
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Davinci Resolve
- Highlight ReelA finished wedding highlight for your DaVinci Resolve workflow
- Social TeaserA finished wedding teaser, turned into every version in DaVinci Resolve
Edius
- Highlight ReelA finished wedding highlight for studios that work in EDIUS
- Social TeaserA finished wedding teaser for an EDIUS workflow
Final Cut Pro
- Highlight ReelA finished wedding highlight that drops straight into Final Cut Pro
- Social TeaserA finished wedding teaser, reshaped for every platform in Final Cut Pro
Premiere Pro
- Highlight ReelA wedding highlight that arrives finished, with Premiere Pro kept for your own touches
- Social TeaserA wedding teaser that arrives finished, ready for your Premiere Pro versions
Questions
What file does WeddingEditor deliver?
A finished 1080p H.264 MP4 in widescreen, which you watch in the app and download from your project.
Do I get a project file or XML?
No. WeddingEditor delivers a finished film, not a timeline. You can bring the MP4 into any editor that reads MP4.
Do I still need my editing software?
For the Highlight Reel or Social Teaser, WeddingEditor does the edit. Many videographers keep their editor for other work, such as a longer film they cut themselves.
Start your first wedding
Create a project, upload the footage and answer the preference questions.
Start your first wedding