A short teaser of a Jewish wedding that people want to share
A teaser has one job: make the couple, and everyone who was there, want to see the rest. For a Jewish wedding the strongest material is often obvious: the veil going down, the circling under the chuppah, the glass and the shout of mazel tov, and the couple in the air during the hora. Upload the wedding to WeddingEditor, choose Social Teaser, name the opening and closing beats in the preference questions, and WeddingEditor's AI editing makes it.
A Social Teaser is delivered as a widescreen 1080p MP4, the same frame as the Highlight Reel. There is no vertical version.
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Last updated October 2026
How to brief a Jewish wedding teaser
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Choose Social Teaser and upload
Create the project, choose Social Teaser, and upload the day's footage from every camera. You do not need to cut it down first; the AI editing works from what you upload.
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Name the opening and the close
In the must-include question, say what the teaser should open on and end on, for example "open on the veil, end on the chairs". Name the two or three faces that must appear.
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Watch it and send notes
For this Jewish teaser, start processing with One Wedding or a plan credit; it typically takes 24 to 72 hours. WeddingEditor's edit is delivered to your project, and you have up to two revision rounds by email.
Opening and closing beats for a Jewish wedding teaser
Open on anticipation
The groom's friends singing as he walks to the bedeken, or the bride waiting under her veil.
Open on detail
A close shot of the ketubah or the witnesses' pens, then cut to faces.
A middle beat
The bride circling the groom under the chuppah, with family at the edges of the frame.
Close on the glass
The stamp, the break, and the whole room shouting mazel tov.
Close on the hora
The couple lifted on chairs, laughing, a napkin stretched between them, while the circles keep turning below and relatives reach up to steady the chair legs.
What a Jewish wedding teaser needs
A clear peak
The glass and the hora are moments everyone recognizes. A teaser usually works best when it builds toward one of them.
Few faces, well chosen
A short edit cannot show every relative. Choose the couple and the two or three people the family will look for first.
Sound that tells the story
The cheer after the glass and the band during the hora carry a teaser, with real sound and music working together as your audio preference sets.
Widescreen delivery
The teaser comes as a 1080p widescreen MP4. If the couple wants a vertical version for their phones, crop it yourself in your own editor.
One teaser per project
A Social Teaser is the edit of its project. If the couple also wants a Highlight Reel, that is a second project.
Teaser beats and how to brief them
| Beat | Purpose | How to brief it |
|---|---|---|
| Opening image | Sets the tone in the first seconds | "Open on the veil coming down." |
| The couple | Puts the two people at the center | "Couple close together at the chuppah." |
| Family | Shows who was there | "One shot of both mothers." |
| Peak | The moment the teaser builds toward | "The glass and the mazel tov." |
| Close | What people remember | "End on the chairs during the hora." |
What is a Social Teaser of a Jewish wedding?
It is a short edit made from the wedding footage to give a first look at the day. With WeddingEditor it is one project's edit, made by WeddingEditor's AI editing and delivered to your project as a widescreen 1080p MP4.
It is not a vertical reel for social apps and not a replacement for the Highlight Reel, which is a separate project.
Questions about Jewish wedding teasers
Should the teaser end on the glass or the hora?
Either works. The glass gives a single loud moment; the hora gives energy and family. Say which you want in the preferences so the AI editing builds toward it.
Can the teaser show the bedeken if the families keep it private?
Only if the family is comfortable with it. If not, say so in the avoid question and the AI editing leaves it out.
Will guests' phones in the shot be a problem?
Name it in the avoid question, for example "skip shots where guests hold phones up during the processional", and the AI editing avoids those clips where it can.
Can I get both a teaser and a highlight?
Yes, as two separate projects: one set to Social Teaser and one to Highlight Reel, each paid for on its own.
How do I get the teaser to the couple?
WeddingEditor never sends anything to your couple. Download the MP4 from your project and deliver it the way you normally do.
Does WeddingEditor decide whether the bedeken goes in a shared teaser?
No. Whether a private moment like the bedeken appears in a teaser is the family's decision; WeddingEditor does not decide it. Name what they are happy to share in the preferences.
Open on the veil, end on the chairs
Create your account, choose Social Teaser, and name the beats the teaser should build to.
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