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One creative. One camera bag. All the magic.

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Hybrid coverage is the best of both worlds—photo and video, captured seamlessly by one creative ninja (that’s Bradley). Thanks to some very clever gear and a few custom-made gadgets, he can shoot stunning photos and cinematic video without needing a full production crew trailing behind him.

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If you're dreaming of a chilled-out wedding day with real, emotional coverage—without all the gear and fuss—hybrid might be the perfect fit... For bigger events and budgets, we come as a husband and wife team or with any of your chosen suppliers!

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How it works

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Bradley shoots on Sony A1 cameras (think: tiny tech marvels that can switch from photo to video with the flick of a switch). He’s even built his own dual-camera rig, so he can capture both formats at once when the moment calls for it, such as when you are walking down the aisle!

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He uses up to four cameras, giving you:

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• Three video angles for key moments like the ceremony and speeches

• A dedicated photo camera to snap those big moments beautifully

• Discreet silver light stands instead of chunky tripods (so your ceremony setup still looks like you, not a film set)

• Drone footage when the weather and location allow (hello, dreamy shots)

 

Unlike other hybrid shooters who swap between photo and video, Bradley is always rolling—or snapping. Nothing important gets missed.

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Who it’s for

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Hybrid coverage is ideal for couples who want:

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• A relaxed, candid approach

• A low-key presence on the day

• A few epic photos for the wall (not 1,000 for a dusty album)

• One creative, instead of a crowd of suppliers

• Less faff, more fun

 

It's perfect for smaller weddings, single-location celebrations, or couples who value film first but still want those golden photo moments—portraits, group shots, a few romantic frames to treasure forever.

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A few things to know

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• If you’re both getting ready in totally separate locations at the same time, that can be tricky for one person to cover—so a little planning goes a long way.

• For portraits, Bradley might ask you to repeat a few moments so he can shoot both photo and video—it’s fast and easy (around 15 mins).

• There may be slightly fewer images or angles compared to having a team of two, but you'll still get plenty of variety—and the moments that matter.

• Bradley will ask a bridesmaid or groomsman to help round people up for group shots. (He’s not bossy, promise.)

 

Hybrid isn’t for huge high-budget weddings with multiple locations and moving parts—but it is magic for intimate, intentional celebrations.

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The goods

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• A gorgeous digital gallery of 500+ photos

• A short Instagram preview video and photo preview which skips the editing due

• A longer cinematic highlight film (15–30 mins)

• Full ceremony + speeches films

• Drone footage when possible

• Coverage from final prep touches to an hour after the first dance (up to 11 hours)

 

Want to chat through your plans and see if it’s a good fit?

Say hello—we’d love to hear your story.​​