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Wedding Videographers in Bali

Cinematic and documentary wedding films, fast highlights and licensed drone teams

A Bali wedding film usually means a three-to-eight-minute highlight plus a longer edit of the ceremony and speeches. Expect to pay from about IDR 8 million for a few hours with one videographer and IDR 27 to 45 million for a full day with two operators and drone. These nine Bali-based teams cover cinematic and documentary films, quick highlights and specialist aerial work.

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LFJimbaran

Leura Film

The film side of the Terralogical group, Leura Film works from Bali and Jakarta and travels widely. Its style is cinematic documentary: real moments, vows and speeches cut to music, delivered as a highlight film, a full-length edit and a short trailer. Recent films include Tirtha Uluwatu, The Ungasan and Sky at AYANA, and the team has also shot weddings on Super 8.

Best for
Story-led films built around vows and speeches
APBatubulan

Agra Photo & Film

Wayan Parmana's studio pairs cinematic wedding films with matching photography, so one team covers the whole day. Films combine close, ground-level coverage with drone shots of the setting, and range from elopements on the Balangan cliffs to full resort weddings at Padma Resort Ubud and Nusa Dua chapels. Booking photo and film together keeps costs and coordination simple.

Best for
Photo and film from one team, with drone
Price
From IDR 8,500,000 for four hours
VPUngasan

Venema Pictures

A Bali and Jakarta studio with around 15 years of weddings and more than 300 couples behind it. Venema's films are cinematic and emotive, and the team adapts from grand ballroom receptions to small beach elopements. Recent work includes Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua and Kaba-Kaba Estate, and photography can be booked alongside the film for a consistent look.

Best for
Cinematic films for large and formal weddings
ILegian

Iluminen

Iluminen's film team works alongside its photographers across Bali, Jakarta and Singapore. Films follow the same editorial-meets-candid approach as the stills, which suits couples who want photos and video to feel like one story. With crews in several cities, the studio is set up for large, multi-event weddings and for families from Indonesia, Singapore and Australia planning in Bali.

Best for
Matching photo and film for big, multi-event weddings
APDenpasar

Anaka Pictures

A Bali-based photo and video team focused on each couple's chemistry, with films that lean cinematic. Its 2025 work includes weddings at Anantara Uluwatu, Pandawa Cliff Estate, Kayumanis Nusa Dua and The Edge, plus proposals at Alila Villas Uluwatu. Couples can book film on its own or with photography, and the team also shoots pre-wedding and couple sessions.

Best for
Clifftop and villa weddings on the Bukit
RPDenpasar

Rahadi Purnawan Photography & Videography

A Denpasar team with more than 13 years of photo and video work across the island. Wedding coverage runs from a three-hour ceremony to a full day from preparations to reception. A short highlight arrives within 36 hours, ready to share with guests who could not travel, and the full film follows in two to three weeks. Drone and a second shooter are available as options.

Best for
Fast highlight delivery for sharing straight away
HDenpasar

Helopixel

A Denpasar-based photo and video studio with more than a decade of Bali weddings and international work. Helopixel's approach is honest and unposed, mixing documentary coverage with editorial portraits and keeping the focus on real emotion. It is experienced with large, multi-day celebrations, including Indian weddings at Nusa Dua resorts, and covers photography and film together.

Best for
Multi-day and Indian weddings
BPGianyar

Bali Photo Cinema by Iwan Photography

The video arm of Iwan Photography, filming Bali weddings since 2010. It offers cinematic reels, short films and documentary-style wedding videos as an add-on to Iwan's photography packages, so one team and one contract cover the day. A practical, lower-cost choice for couples who want a film without hiring a separate studio.

Best for
Affordable film as a photography add-on
Price
Video add-on from IDR 3,000,000
BDRenon

Bali Drone Production

A drone specialist working since 2015, with pilots licensed by Indonesia's civil aviation authority. It flies aerial and ground footage for weddings and events, and is useful when your videographer has no drone or a venue asks for a licensed operator. Half-day and full-day packages include unlimited flights, and a 30-minute option covers a single sunset sequence.

Best for
Licensed aerial footage to add to any film
Price
Wedding packages from IDR 10,000,000

How it works in Bali

Booking videographers in Bali

Wedding videographers in Bali sell packages by coverage hours and the number of operators. A typical package includes a highlight film of three to eight minutes and, on larger packages, a full-length film of the ceremony, speeches and first dance. Drone, a teaser for social media, a same-day edit and raw footage are usually extras. Many studios offer photography too, and booking both from one team keeps the look consistent and the timeline simple.

Short coverage with one videographer starts at about IDR 8 million. A full day with two operators and drone typically costs IDR 27 to 45 million, and premium studios or multi-day weddings cost more. Drone operators need commercial permits, and some venues and temple areas restrict flights, so confirm the operator is licensed and the venue has agreed. A same-day edit needs an editor on site for four to five hours and is normally limited to longer packages.

Book eight to twelve months ahead for dry-season dates between May and October. Highlights take two to eight weeks, and full films can take up to three months in peak season. Ask for full films, not only trailers, and check how vows and speeches are recorded: clear audio matters as much as the pictures.

Before you book

Questions to ask

  1. 01Can we watch two or three full wedding films, not just highlight reels?
  2. 02How do you record audio for the vows and speeches, and do you bring lapel microphones?
  3. 03How many videographers are included, and who will be on site on the day?
  4. 04Is your drone pilot licensed, and have you flown at our venue before?
  5. 05Do you offer a same-day edit or a quick teaser, and what does it add to the price?
  6. 06How long will the highlight and full film be, and when will we receive them?
  7. 07Which music do you use, and can we post the film on social media without it being muted?
  8. 08Do we receive the raw footage, and for how long do you keep a back-up?

FAQ

Videographers: common questions

How much does a wedding videographer cost in Bali?

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Short coverage of three or four hours with one videographer starts at about IDR 8 million. A full wedding day with two operators, drone and a highlight film typically costs IDR 27 to 45 million, and premium studios or multi-day weddings cost more. Same-day edits, teasers, raw footage and travel outside south Bali are often extra, so compare package contents rather than the headline price.

What is the difference between a highlight film and a full film?

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A highlight film is a three-to-eight-minute edit set to music, built from the best moments of the day and easy to share. A full film, sometimes called a documentary edit, runs 20 minutes to an hour and keeps the ceremony, vows and speeches largely intact. Many couples rewatch the full film more often in later years, so it is worth including if the budget allows.

What is a same-day edit, and is it worth it?

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A same-day edit is a short film of the morning and ceremony, cut on site and screened at the reception the same evening. It needs a dedicated editor working for four to five hours, so studios usually offer it only with longer packages. It is a highlight for guests, but anything filmed after mid-afternoon, including sunset portraits, will not make it in.

Can we have drone footage at our Bali wedding?

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Usually yes, and aerial shots of clifftops, beaches and rice terraces are a Bali signature. Commercial drone operators need permits, and some venues, airport zones and temple areas restrict or ban flights. Ask your videographer whether the pilot is licensed, check that the venue allows drones, and plan aerial shots for the morning or late afternoon when winds are lighter.

How far ahead should we book a wedding videographer?

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Book eight to twelve months ahead for weddings between May and October, the dry season, when weekend dates at popular venues fill quickly. Studios with only one or two film crews book out first. Weekday weddings and dates in the rainy season are easier, and smaller teams can sometimes take bookings two or three months ahead. Secure the videographer soon after the venue and photographer.

When will we receive our wedding film?

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Some Bali teams deliver a short highlight or teaser within two to three days, which is useful for sharing with family who could not travel. The main highlight film usually takes two to eight weeks, and a full-length film can take up to three months in peak season. Agree delivery dates and the number of revisions in writing before you pay the deposit.

Should we book the photographer and videographer from the same studio?

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It often helps. A combined team agrees positions in advance, so the videographer is not in every photo and the photographer is not blocking the camera during the vows. The colour and style also match across both. Separate specialists can still work well together, but ask each to talk to the other and to your planner before the day.

Plan the rest of the day

New to planning? Start with our Bali wedding guide: legal paperwork, budget and timeline.