A micro wedding teaser that feels as close as the day was
A micro wedding teaser should feel like being at the table. Instead of crowds and wide venue shots, many open close: hands during the vows, a glance between the couple, a candle on a long table. One spoken line, from the vows or the toast that mattered most, gives it a voice, and laughter or the couple stepping out into the evening gives it an end. Choose the Social Teaser when you create the project, name those beats in the preference questions, and the AI editing builds it from your footage.
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Last updated October 2026
How to brief a micro wedding teaser
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Choose Social Teaser and upload
Start the project with Social Teaser as its deliverable and upload all your footage from the day. Close-ups, detail shots and reaction clips are worth including, even the ones you think are minor.
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Write the opening and closing
In the must-include question, write the beat you want first and the one you want last. In the feel question, say whether it should be tender and quiet or warm and joyful. In the audio question, give the one line you want heard.
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Receive it and decide where it goes
Buy One Wedding or use a credit, then start processing; it typically takes 24 to 72 hours. Watch it in the app and download the widescreen MP4. Send notes by email if you want changes; up to two revision rounds are included.
Opening and closing beats for a micro wedding teaser
These beats suit the scale of a small wedding. Pick the ones that match your footage.
Open: hands
"Open on their hands joined during the vows."
Open: the table
"Start on the long table set with candles before the guests sat down."
Middle: the line
"Keep the groom's line 'I knew at the bus stop' from his vows."
Middle: a family detail
"The cake her aunt baked, and the moment the aunt is thanked."
Close: laughter
"End on the whole table laughing at the best friend's toast."
Close: stepping out
"Finish on the couple stepping out of the restaurant into the street lights."
What a micro wedding teaser needs
Closeness from the first shot
Small weddings are filmed close. Opening on hands, faces or a detail tells the viewer at once that this was an intimate day.
A single voice
A line from the vows or a toast gives the teaser its center. Choose a line that makes sense on its own.
Family-made details
Homemade cakes, handwritten signs and borrowed heirlooms are common at small weddings and read well in a teaser. Mention them.
An ending with warmth
Laughter, a hug or the couple leaving gives the teaser a soft landing.
A widescreen MP4
The Social Teaser is delivered as a 1080p H.264 MP4 in widescreen; there is no vertical version.
Music with one voice
Music usually gives a teaser its pace; the audio preference decides how much the toast or vow line stands out above it.
Micro wedding teaser beats and how to brief them
| Beat | Purpose | How to brief it |
|---|---|---|
| Close detail | Sets the intimate tone | "Rings on the napkin before the ceremony." |
| The couple's first look at each other | The first emotional beat | "Her face when he turns around." |
| One vow or toast line | Gives the teaser a voice | "Grandmother's line about fifty years." |
| The table in full | Shows who was there | "One wide of everyone at dinner." |
| A shared laugh | Lifts the energy | "The table laughing at the toast." |
| Final image | Where it ends | "Couple walking out, street lights behind." |
What is a micro wedding Social Teaser?
A Social Teaser is WeddingEditor's teaser deliverable, made from the wedding's strongest images and a little of its sound. For a micro wedding it usually leans on close shots, one spoken line and the people around the table. You choose it when you create the project, and AI editing makes it from your clips.
It is not a vertical reel. The teaser is delivered in widescreen 1080p; crop it for phone-first platforms yourself if you need to.
Micro wedding teaser questions
Is a teaser a good choice for a very small wedding?
Often, yes. If you filmed a short ceremony and a dinner with few big moments, a Social Teaser can make the most of the strongest images. Choose it when you create the project.
Can the teaser show the whole table of guests?
Yes. Ask for one wide of the table in the must-include question so the couple can see everyone who came.
Can I ask for the teaser to open on a homemade detail?
Yes. Describe the detail, such as the cake or a sign, and say you want it as the opening beat.
Which toast line should I pick for the teaser?
One that makes sense without the rest of the speech and was recorded clearly. Write the words and the speaker in the audio or moments question.
Will WeddingEditor send the teaser to the couple?
No. You download the MP4 and decide when and how the couple sees it.
Can I get a highlight of the same small wedding too?
Yes, in a second project. Each project produces one edit with its own purchase or plan credit.
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Open on their hands, close on the table laughing
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