Gearmedia
Your day, just as it was
We don't just film weddings. We keep the best day of your life.
A wedding isn't a checklist of moments. It's a story —yours— told in a single day: in a whitewashed village chapel, a hacienda outside Seville or by the sea in Cádiz. A good film has to tell it whole, from the first nerves to the last song.
Gearmedia started from a simple, slightly irreverent idea: your wedding film should move you every time you watch it, not bore you by minute three. Endless posing and stock-looking shots aren't part of the job. They're just the wrong way of looking.
So every wedding gets the same: two videographers, our own sound and the full ceremony, anywhere in Andalusia since 2016. We film one wedding per weekend, so we always arrive rested. You bring the love. We make sure it shows in the film.
From €3,600, with two videographers. Travel from Huelva is quoted separately, by the kilometre.
Mostly in Seville, Málaga and the Costa del Sol, Cádiz and Huelva, and anywhere else in Spain with travel quoted separately.
Yes. Always two videographers, two cameras at the ceremony and our own sound.
Where we film
We're based in Huelva and have filmed weddings all over Andalusia since 2016: convents and chapels in Huelva, haciendas outside Seville, the Cádiz coast and the fincas of Málaga. Each province has its own light, its own way of celebrating and its own way of ending the night. No two weddings are alike, so no two films are either.
Haciendas among olive groves, village chapels and patios in the old town. We filmed Lucía and Juan here, between the Ermita de Valme in Dos Hermanas and Hacienda La Pintada in Utrera. In September, the light at seven in the evening is the best of the year.
Weddings in Seville →The Costa del Sol and the fincas inland. We come to Málaga and Marbella with the same crew as always: two videographers, our own sound and the full ceremony, with travel from Huelva quoted separately.
Weddings in Málaga →From the white villages to the coast. We've filmed at Hacienda Candelaria in Espera, and we also shoot after-wedding sessions on the Cádiz coast: no schedule, no guests and the light of the late afternoon.
Weddings in Cádiz →Home. We've filmed more than sixty weddings here, seventeen of them at the Convento de la Luz in Lucena del Puerto, a convent with rooms for your guests. From the chapel of La Coronada in Calañas to Hacienda Ballemari on the edge of the city.
Weddings in Huelva →Real weddings


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/ACT.1/ /ENGAGEMENT SESSION/ /BEFORE THE WEDDING/
Lose the camera nerves before the wedding, not on the day.
The engagement session is the first afternoon we spend together with a camera around, so that on the wedding day it's already the second. You choose a place that means something: a beach in Huelva, a corner of Seville, one of your home towns. We bring the light, the time and the calm. And if you'd rather do it after the wedding, the Cádiz coast is made for it.










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/ACT.2/ /GETTING READY/ /WHERE IT ALL BEGINS/
What nobody poses for is what everyone remembers.
A button that won't do up, a mother who doesn't know where to stand, a friend who cries too early. Every wedding has a committee of nerves nobody invited, and almost all of it comes with love. We stay close without getting in the way: it's the part of the day everyone forgets, and here it isn't lost.






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/ACT.3/ /CEREMONY/ /THE MOMENT THAT NEVER REPEATS/
Vows aren't said twice. We film them whole.
Two cameras and our own sound, with microphones on the officiant and on you both. You get the full ceremony, not a three-shot summary: it's the part people rewatch most, years later. Whether it's a chapel in a Huelva village or a church in Seville, we don't interrupt, we don't direct, we don't intrude.
Yes, the full ceremony, separately, as well as the highlights and the wedding film.


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/ACT.4/ /JUST THE TWO/ /AFTER THE “I DO”/
Ten minutes alone are worth a hundred group photos.
Right after the vows we steal you away for ten minutes. No script and nobody telling you where to look: a walk, a quiet word, the drive to the venue. They are the calmest images of the day, and the ones that end up framed at home.




Hacienda Xenis
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/ACT.5/ /DRINKS & DINNER/ /SHARED EMOTION/
A wedding is filmed from the inside, not from a tripod.
We move between the tables like two more guests, without asking anyone to look at the camera. Drinks are the reunion; the long Spanish dinner is where the best faces appear. Speeches and songs are delivered in full, in their own film.








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Hacienda Xenis
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/ACT.6/ /OPEN BAR/ /WHEN IT ALL LETS GO/
The film doesn't end with the ceremony. It ends with the last song.
Most videographers pack up soon after the party starts. We stay: what happens between the second gin and tonic and 'one last drink' is what nobody will be able to tell properly the next morning.
The date comes first: we film one wedding per weekend. Tell us yours and the venue, and we'll tell you if that weekend is still free.
Yes. The open bar gets filmed too, and we don't clock off on the hour.
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