the document everything approach
“Elias looks well beyond the surface of an event to capture its true emotion. His approach is warm and personal, and he takes the time to understand both the couple and the atmosphere he’s capturing. His superpower is finding the in-between moments, the small, genuine interactions you would otherwise miss. The real stuff.
…the final film is deeply personal…like a cinematic home movie we’ll revisit over and over again.”
— Tim & Kara | Napa
THE WEDDING IS MORE THAN ONE DAY.
It is a collection of people, gatherings, and moments that together tell the fuller story.
By documenting more of that experience, we gain a deeper understanding of who you are as a couple, the people around you, and the relationships that give the celebration meaning.
The finished collection brings those pieces together through the wedding documentary, ceremony, speeches, and supporting archival material—all hand-cut and crafted by Elias Vazquez with both the present moment and the years ahead in mind.
Document everything. Remember how it felt.
Couple Sessions
Private couple sessions give us time to document the two of you outside the pace of the wedding day, adding another layer of depth and personality to the story.
The session can happen before the wedding, the morning of, or even in the days after. It can be quiet and intimate or more outgoing and adventurous—whatever feels most like you.
Rather than treating it as a traditional portrait shoot, we create space for conversation, movement, and natural interaction. Those moments become part of the final documentary film, helping us tell a fuller story of who you are together.
The Sweetest Film Private Screening
The Sweetest Eloise Archive Collection includes a private screening of the completed film, created for you and the people closest to it. It can be an intimate first viewing for the two of you or a gathering shared with family and friends.
Each screening is shaped around the setting, guest count, and atmosphere you imagine—giving you the chance to experience the film together, hear familiar voices again, and revisit the celebration in a meaningful way.
Venue, production, travel, and hospitality details are arranged during the planning process.
