HD Moments is the work of Justina and Greg, a married couple who make wedding films together from a base in London. They have been filming weddings for more than ten years and, by their own count, well over a hundred of them, in London, the Home Counties, Scotland and across Europe. Every wedding is covered by two filmmakers: the two of them, or a second camera they have worked with before.
They divide the day between them. Justina is drawn to atmosphere, detail and the quieter moments, the look before the vows or a parent's reaction; Greg concentrates on movement, composition and the larger energy of the celebration. They say they observe more than they direct, offering a little gentle guidance only where it helps, so that guests forget the cameras are there. Wireless audio is standard, with radio microphones on the speakers, so vows and speeches carry into the film.
“We don’t want to simply show what your wedding looked like. We want your film to bring back what it felt like.”
Greg, HD Moments
In London they return to the Savoy, Claridge's, the Corinthia, the May Fair and The Ned, and to Kew Gardens; beyond the city, to Cliveden, Hedsor House, Blenheim Palace, Goodwood, Cowdray and Four Seasons Hampshire. Abroad their published films run from Château de Tourreau and Château de Robernier in Provence and Château du Grand-Lucé in the Loire to La Fortaleza and Cap Rocat on Mallorca, Villa Pizzo and Villa Balbiano on Lake Como, Masseria Calderisi in Puglia, Nafsika Estate on Santorini and Dubrovnik. Many of these are three-day weekends, from welcome dinner to the morning after.
They film ceremonies of many faiths and cultures, and their portfolio includes Hindu, Sikh, Jewish, Nigerian and Indian celebrations alongside church and civil weddings. Where a venue is new to them, they walk it in advance, in person when travel allows or virtually.
Couples choose between three collections, Short, Signature and Deluxe, which run from a 5 to 8 minute film to a 20 to 25 minute feature with a full edit of the ceremony and speeches. Each is colour graded, sound mixed and delivered through a private online gallery. Their most recent film, published in June 2026, follows Lucy and Ben's three-day wedding at Masseria Calderisi in Puglia.