Better Weddingsby LifeScape
You said I do.Now keep the whole story.
Your story, your people, your day, all told your way. More than a wedding video: how you got here, every guest's view of the day, and the words you'll want to hear again.
A Better Wedding
Marcus & Simone: Worth the Wait
See what you'll make
He held a door. She kept walking. He ran after her.
Seven years, the same church, vows in their own words, a toast from grandparents married sixty-one years, and one very determined Electric Slide. Watch how one wedding becomes a film they'll watch every anniversary.
Watch the sampleA made-up couple, filmed with stock footage. Under 90 seconds.
What's a Momentary? A highlight story under 90 seconds. All the meaning, none of the filler. Nobody wants to sit through the two-hour version; everyone rewatches the moments that matter. Tell one, or tell many.
Free · 3 story arcs for Better Weddings
A moment isn't always a story. An arc makes it one.
From our Journal: Storytelling Is an Art: Why Having an Arc Matters · How to film it on your phone
What makes it different
Nobody rewatches the two-hour wedding video. Everyone rewatches the 90 seconds that matter.
Your videographer films the day. Better Weddings turns it into Momentaries: highlight stories under 90 seconds, with how you met, the proposal, every guest's view, and the blessings from the people who love you.
How you got here
How you met, the first date, the proposal, the moment you both knew.
The morning of
Getting ready, the flowers, the nerves, the first look.
The ceremony
The walk down the aisle, the vows in your own words, the rings, the kiss.
The reception
The toasts, the first dance, the cake, and everyone on the dance floor.
Messages & wishes
Advice and blessings from parents, grandparents and friends, kept for every anniversary.
Every guest saw a different wedding.
The grandparents' toast, the flower girl asleep under the table, the moment your mom cried. Invite every guest to add what they captured and a message for the two of you, including the people who couldn't make it.
How it works
1
Start your Wedding
Add both names, the date and the place. You become the StoryKeeper: the couple, a parent, or the maid of honor.
2
Invite your guests
Everyone uploads the photos and videos from their phones, so you see the day from every seat in the room.
3
Shape the story
Review everything, keep the best, and put it in scenes, from how you met to the send-off.
4
Watch it together
Press play on your first anniversary, and every one after. It plays like a short film, with music and title cards.
Your story stays with the people who love you.
Private by default
Only the people you approve can watch it, unless you choose to share it with everyone.
You approve every viewer
Guests ask to follow your story, and you decide. Remove anyone at any time.
You review every upload
Guests can add photos, videos and messages, but nothing appears until the StoryKeeper says yes.
Every guest's camera
The best shot of your day is on somebody's phone. Now it ends up in your story instead of their camera roll.
Questions families ask
We already have a wedding videographer. Why do we need this?
Keep them! Your videographer films the day. A Better Wedding tells the whole story around it: how you met, the proposal, every guest's photos and videos, and messages from the people who love you. Add your professional video right into it.
Can our guests add to it?
Yes. Invite them and they upload from their phones. You review everything before it appears.
Who can see it?
Only the people you approve. You can make it public if you want, and change that any time.
Can we keep adding to it after the wedding?
Yes. Add your honeymoon, your first home, every anniversary. Your wedding is the first chapter of a story that keeps going.
The day goes by in a blur. The story doesn't have to.
Start before the wedding with how you met, then let your guests fill in the rest.