Your guests' phone videos, edited into your wedding film

They scan a code and upload from their phone. Clips come to us, not to a group chat, and we pick the moments that fill gaps in the camcorder footage: a reaction from across the room, the part of the toast the camcorder missed, the send-off.

If you use Text My Wedding (from the same team) to text your guests, it can also collect their photos and videos by text.

• Deluxe, $999: two camcorders and a 5–7 min film with guest phone clips, in 14 days.
• The Full Feature, $1,399: three camcorders and an 8–10 min film with guest phone clips, plus the full ceremony and toasts, in 7 days.

The Raw Tape and Core ($749) don't include them, and it isn't sold as an add-on.

Phones catch quick clips, then go back in pockets. A camcorder gets passed from table to table, so it catches the toasts, the dance floor and messages from guests. The two work best together: the camcorder is the backbone of the film, and phone clips fill in what it missed.

We can only use what guests upload, and phone clips vary a lot in quality, so some won't make the cut. Guest footage, from camcorders or phones, isn't a replacement for a professional videographer's ceremony coverage or audio. If clean audio of your vows matters most, book a videographer for the ceremony and let your guests film the rest.