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Last reviewed: September 30, 2026 | Winnipeg |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 30, 2026. Business status: Active.
Content By Courtney is a Winnipeg wedding content creator offering wedding content creation alongside videography and photography. The official website describes a candid, laid-back approach to documenting weddings in Winnipeg and surrounding areas. This profile focuses on the published content-creation packages and practical booking details that couples can verify before deciding whether the service fits their plans.
Wedding content creation is presented as casual wedding-day documentation, with edited short-form videos and raw footage delivered soon after the event. The operator says this service is intended for couples who want video memories without having to assign filming to a guest. It is distinct from assuming that every deliverable will have the production format, audio coverage or scope of a conventional wedding film, so couples should compare the exact inclusions carefully. Last reviewed September 30, 2026.
The official site identifies wedding content creation, videography and photography as services. Its dedicated wedding content page provides the clearest details: coverage is structured around consecutive filming hours, short edited videos and delivery of raw footage. The operator characterizes the style as candid, casual and focused on natural moments throughout the wedding day.
The site says wedding content has typically been associated with recent iPhone filming, but states that content from 2025 onward is filmed with a DJI Pocket 3, a compact 4K camera with built-in gimbal stabilization. Couples should confirm the equipment planned for their date, especially if camera format, resolution or compatibility with a particular editing workflow matters to them.
Content By Courtney identifies Winnipeg as its base and refers to serving surrounding areas as well as travelling abroad. The wedding content FAQ states that a mileage fee applies to bookings more than 15 kilometres outside Winnipeg. Because the website does not define a fixed surrounding-area boundary, couples outside the city should request a written travel estimate.
The content packages may suit couples who value candid footage, short edited pieces and prompt access to raw clips. The service may also appeal to people who want content as a private keepsake; the official FAQ says the resulting videos do not have to be posted on social media. Couples seeking extensive synchronized audio, a long documentary film or multi-camera coverage should ask how those expectations align with the selected package and add-ons.
A documented feature is the stated turnaround: edited wedding content is delivered within 24 hours or less through an online downloadable gallery or shared album, depending on the device, while raw footage is to follow within 48 hours. Each package also includes a 20- to 30-minute virtual meet-and-greet or phone call two to four weeks before the wedding.
The package descriptions provide concrete coverage hours, deliverables and location conditions, which helps couples compare options. Practical limitations remain. Standard highlight videos play to music and do not include live audio, although the site says audio is present in raw footage. Edited ceremony audio requires the ceremony add-on and small microphones, while the speech-video add-on uses a small microphone secured at the podium. The website does not publish a street address or telephone number.
The official wedding content page publishes two base packages, and all listed prices are subject to 5% GST. Package One is $1,000 for eight consecutive hours of filming at up to two locations within a 15-minute drive of each other. It includes a 3.5- to four-minute highlight video, a 30-second edited short video and all raw footage.
Package Two is $1,250 for ten consecutive hours under the same two-location and 15-minute-drive condition. It includes a 4.5- to five-minute highlight video, a 45-second edited short video, all raw footage and one edited TikTok or reel selected by the couple.
Published add-ons are $100 for an edited full ceremony video with audio and $100 for an edited video of speeches. Additional coverage is listed at $65 for half an hour or $125 for a full hour. Mileage is listed at $0.70 per kilometre depending on location, and the FAQ says it applies to bookings more than 15 kilometres outside Winnipeg. Pricing for an additional location is not published; couples are asked to inquire. Confirm that all prices, taxes and travel calculations remain current before booking.
The official contact page provides an inquiry route and lists contentbycourtney_@outlook.com. It identifies the business location as Winnipeg, Manitoba, but does not provide a complete public postal address or phone number. Couples can use the official inquiry form or email to ask about availability and receive terms specific to their venue and schedule.
Before paying a retainer, request a written package summary showing the selected coverage period, planned locations, travel fees, GST, add-ons and delivery method. The site says packages include up to two locations within a 15-minute drive, so the timeline should account for any longer transfer between getting-ready, ceremony and reception sites.
Couples should confirm availability, the current package price and the exact start and finish times for consecutive coverage. Ask whether the locations qualify under the 15-minute-drive condition and obtain the total mileage calculation for an event outside Winnipeg. It is also useful to clarify how extra time is approved if the wedding runs late.
Confirm which camera will be used, the orientation and resolution of delivered files, how long the online gallery remains available and whether music choices affect where edited videos can be posted. For ceremony or speech audio, discuss microphone placement, venue rules and backup arrangements. Couples should also review the contract’s payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, raw-footage format, revision policy and expected delivery process.
The official wedding content page says edited videos are delivered within 24 hours or less through an online downloadable gallery or shared album. Raw footage is stated to follow within 48 hours. Couples should have these timelines recorded in their booking agreement.
The published eight-hour package is $1,000, and the ten-hour package is $1,250. Prices are subject to 5% GST. Ceremony and speech edits are listed at $100 each, while additional time and applicable mileage are charged separately.
No. The official FAQ says the main highlight video plays to music and does not include live audio, although audio is captured in the raw footage. An edited full ceremony video with audio is offered as a $100 add-on and requires a microphone setup.
The official FAQ says a mileage fee applies to bookings more than 15 kilometres outside Winnipeg. The published rate is $0.70 per kilometre depending on location, so couples should request the complete travel calculation for their venue.
Website: https://www.contentbycourtney.ca/





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