Fort Worth Wedding Videographers Who Know Your Venue
Fort Worth Wedding Videography
Toast Entertainment films Fort Worth weddings in 4K, with packages from $1,995. Knot Hall of Fame, top 1% of wedding professionals nationwide. Our videographers work the Stockyards, Sundance Square, Southlake, Grapevine, Burleson and Aledo, with free travel within 30 miles.
Recent Toast Wedding Films in Dallas-Fort Worth
Daniel runs videography for Toast, and his rules for every crew are short. Get clean audio on the vows. Film the faces, not just the schedule. Make sure the dance floor footage still looks good once the sun is gone. On a Fort Worth wedding, Daniel directs the videographer you book.
See Daniel's filmsFort Worth Videography Packages
All three Fort Worth packages come with a lead videographer, multi-camera 4K, professional audio, color-graded editing and a cinematic highlight film. You're really choosing hours, film length, and whether drone footage and a documentary edit come along.
Package A
One lead videographer for four hours. Right for a Stockyards ceremony with dinner after.
- Four hours on site
- 4 to 6 minute highlight film
Six hours, drone shots where the venue and airspace allow, and a longer highlight film. Our most popular package.
- Six hours on site
- Highlight film, 5 to 7 minutes
- Drone shots
- Extended edit
The Complete Story
Getting ready through the send-off, cut two ways: a long cinematic film and a documentary edit of the whole day.
- Getting ready to send-off
- Cinematic film, 10 to 15 minutes
- Documentary edit, 60 to 90 minutes
- Drone shots
- Extended edit
Add-ons
| Assistant videographer | $150/hr |
| Request a specific videographer | $200 |
| Drone footage | $200 |
| Full ceremony edit | $250 |
| Full reception edit | $250 |
| Lead videographer, extended coverage | $400/hr |
| Raw footage, pre-event $300 or post-event | $500 |
| Love story film | $995 |
Toast also covers Fort Worth DJ and MC, photography, coordination, photo booth, and lighting and enhancements. Bundling two or more services saves up to $400.
From Inquiry to Film
Send us your date and venue. We confirm the date is open and send a quote.
Your videographer reviews your timeline, venue layout, and the moments and people you want covered before the wedding.
Your lead videographer works the timeline you built together, records your ceremony audio, and covers the day without getting in your photographer's frame.
Every film is cut and color graded by the team that shot it, so the footage looks the way the day felt.
Your highlight film arrives within 30 days of your wedding, online and shareable. Add-on edits arrive on the same timeline.
If your videographer has an emergency, another Toast videographer covers your wedding. You are booking a company with a team, not a single freelancer with no backup.
Fort Worth Venues We Know
Our crews have filmed in Fort Worth galleries, a restored rail depot and Stockyards event halls. We know where the light falls in each room and how to stay out of your photographer's shot.
Filming a Fort Worth wedding
Fort Worth gives a camera plenty to work with. Brick streets and the longhorn drive on Exchange Avenue. Terraces and falling water at the Water Gardens. Rose beds in the Botanic Garden. Summer heat is the catch, so plan outdoor couple shots for the morning or the last hour of light.
Sound is the other thing. Gallery and warehouse rooms echo, and the Near Southside venues have plenty of brick. That's why vow audio gets as much attention from us as the pictures do.
Getting ready in a Sundance Square hotel and marrying in the Stockyards is a short drive. A ceremony in Southlake or Aledo adds time, so put both addresses on your timeline early.
Toast Videography Reviews
"We booked toast for our DJ and videographer!! We were lucky enough to have Robert and Daniel there on our special day. They were nothing short of amazing. Highly recommend asking for them specifically."
"Toast did such an amazing job at our wedding! We loved our photographer and videographer! We also got so many great comments about the music played!"
"Daniel did a great job. I watch the highlight film at least once a day because it is so good."
Fort Worth Wedding Videography FAQ
How much does wedding videography cost in Fort Worth?
$1,995 buys up to four hours with a lead videographer. Full-day coverage with a documentary edit is $4,995. All three tiers shoot multi-camera 4K with professional audio, and each one ends in a color-graded highlight film.
What do we get for $1,995 in Fort Worth?
One lead videographer for up to four hours, multi-camera 4K, professional audio, color grading, and a highlight film of four to six minutes in your inbox within 30 days.
How many hours of coverage do we need?
Most couples land on six hours, Package B. Four hours fits a short ceremony and a dinner reception. If you want the whole day, Package C adds a documentary edit. Any package takes extra hours at $400 each.
How far in advance should we book?
Book as soon as your venue and date are set. Checking your date tells you whether we have availability, and holding a specific videographer is easier the earlier you ask.
When will we get our film?
Expect your highlight film inside 30 days. Bought the full ceremony or full reception edit too? Those come on the same 30-day clock.
Do you fly a drone at Fort Worth weddings?
Packages B and C include it. On Package A it's a $200 add-on. Each flight still depends on what the venue allows and what the airspace allows.
Can we pick our videographer?
Yes, for $200. If you don't name one, Daniel Ka directs whoever films your day.
Do you film weddings outside central Fort Worth?
Yes. We cover Fort Worth, Tarrant County, and the wider Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, including Southlake, Westlake, Burleson, Grapevine, North Richland Hills, Saginaw, Azle, and Aledo. Travel within 30 miles of the city center is free.
Can we bundle videography with DJ or photography?
Yes. Videography bundles with DJ, photography, coordination, and photo booth. Bundling two or more services unlocks up to $400 in savings, and one team runs one timeline instead of separate vendors coordinating with each other.
Check Your Fort Worth Date
Walter founded Toast in 2010 with under $1,000 and built it into a Knot Hall of Fame company filming weddings across nine markets.
