WB Weddings is owned and operated by Ben Willis. Ben is a passionate documentary filmmaker, educator and storyteller. Unlike bigger wedding studios Ben does not use a template to edit your wedding video. He goes above and beyond to make each wedding video unique.

As a passionate storyteller and cinematographer, TJ Thran brings the beauty of vintage filmmaking to modern love stories. With an eye for detail and a heart for nostalgia, TJ specializes in capturing weddings using Super 8 and Super 16mm film cameras. These iconic cameras, known for their rich, organic textures and dreamlike aesthetics, transform fleeting moments into timeless keepsakes. Drawing on years of experience in cinematography and a deep appreciation for analog mediums, TJ blends classic film techniques with the emotion of your big day, creating wedding films that feel as timeless as the love they celebrate.

We’re a husband and wife team and have been shooting weddings together since 2014. We’re interested in the raw emotion and real moments that make up your day. We love shooting real super 8mm film! Our inspirations include film photography, beautiful light, good storytelling, and love!

My name is Ariel and I got into the wedding industry to make wedding films fun again!! I believe the wedding videography market has become oversaturated with overly cinematic and serious wedding films. I do not create highlight films, I create full length films featuring minimal editing and featuring organic and raw audio from your day. My unique, documentary style of wedding film captures your day, as it was. I will not pose you or over-direct you. I aim to capture candid moments and emotions. Your wedding is the biggest party of your life, and so in turn, your video should feel like a party. I look forward to working together!

We work with the average human, not models, and through prompting, and just sort of watching you (god that feels creepy to say), we'll craft gorgeous images that feel like you. I'm not interested in making images that look standard, or that don't tell a story, that's the whole point of hiring a videographer right? To be able to tell your wedding day story.