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Last reviewed: October 2, 2026 | Regina |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 2, 2026. Business status: Active.
Green Tea Studio is a Saskatchewan video-production business offering wedding videography in Saskatoon, Regina and other parts of the province. For couples searching for a Regina wedding videographer, its official wedding page provides useful detail about filming style, available edits and two published booking options. This profile summarizes those operator-published details without treating marketing claims as independent endorsements.
The studio says it creates cinematic, story-driven wedding films using visuals, voices and authentic audio from the day. Its listed deliverables include feature films, short highlight reels, ceremony and speech edits, drone footage and vertical social-media clips. Package scope can vary, so couples should compare the published descriptions with a written proposal for their date. Information was last reviewed on October 2, 2026.
Green Tea Studio’s wedding service centres on filming and editing wedding-day footage. The official page describes candid, unobtrusive coverage and an editing approach guided by vows, speeches and reactions. These descriptions reflect the studio’s stated working style; couples should assess complete sample films and discuss how the approach would apply to their own schedule.
The studio lists several possible outputs. A full-length feature film is described as a 6- to 15-minute storytelling edit, while a highlight reel is listed as a 60- to 90-second film intended for online sharing. Complete ceremony and speech edits are also identified as available services. Vertical clips may be prepared for Instagram Reels, TikTok and Facebook.
The official wedding page names Saskatoon, Regina and locations across Saskatchewan as its service area. The website footer identifies Wynyard, Saskatchewan, but does not provide a complete street address in the supplied evidence. Couples should therefore ask whether travel charges, mileage, accommodation or minimum booking requirements apply to their venue.
The listed options may suit couples who want a short cinematic edit, a longer record of important spoken moments, or social-ready versions alongside the main film. Full-day coverage is also advertised for couples who want filming from preparations through the final dance. The evidence does not establish availability for any particular date or venue.
A documented strength is the range of deliverables described on the official wedding page. Couples can discuss a feature film, a short highlight, complete ceremony or speech edits, aerial footage and vertical clips with one provider. The published full-day option also identifies multiple cameras, professional gear, lighting and sound.
There are practical limits to what can be confirmed from the supplied pages. No complete postal address or verified telephone number is published in the evidence, so those fields are left blank here. The pages do not state delivery timelines for wedding films, revision allowances, music-licensing arrangements, backup practices or long-term file storage. Drone footage is listed as a service, but its inclusion in a particular package and its feasibility at a specific venue should be confirmed.
Green Tea Studio publishes two wedding-video booking prices on its official service page. The Half Day Booking is listed at $1,500 plus tax. Its description includes half a day of filming, a single camera, professional gear, lighting and sound, and a full montage video of the event.
The Full Day Booking is listed at $2,500 plus tax. The published inclusions are multiple cameras, professional gear, lighting and sound, custom storytelling and a full long-form film. Elsewhere on the same page, the studio says it can create custom packages, so couples should request a written quotation that identifies the exact hours, crew size and final deliverables. The page does not define cancellation terms, payment milestones, travel costs, overtime rates or optional add-on prices.
The official wedding-services page provides a booking prompt for wedding videos and directs prospective clients to make contact for a personalized quote. Because no verified telephone number or complete postal address appears in the supplied evidence, the safest starting point is the contact or booking route on the official Green Tea Studio website.
An enquiry should include the wedding date, ceremony and reception locations, expected coverage window, desired edits and whether aerial filming is important. Couples can also ask how many videographers would attend, particularly because the half-day description lists a single camera while the full-day description lists multiple cameras.
Before booking, couples should verify that the package language matches what will appear in the contract. In particular, ask whether a “full montage video” or “full long form film” has a guaranteed duration and whether complete ceremony and speech films are included or priced separately. Confirm the number of operators and cameras, the audio plan for vows and speeches, and the expected delivery format.
Drone coverage depends on practical and regulatory conditions, so couples should ask whether it is included, whether the operator can legally fly at the venue and what substitute footage is planned if aerial filming is unavailable. It is also sensible to confirm turnaround time, revision policy, licensed music, raw-footage availability, backup procedures, travel charges, overtime and cancellation or postponement terms.
Its official wedding page lists a Half Day Booking at $1,500 plus tax and a Full Day Booking at $2,500 plus tax. The studio also says custom packages are available. Couples should request a current written quote because travel, overtime, optional edits and other contract terms are not detailed in the supplied evidence.
Yes. The official wedding-services page expressly advertises wedding videography in Regina, Saskatoon and across Saskatchewan. Availability, travel terms and any venue-specific costs still need to be confirmed for the wedding date.
The studio lists 6- to 15-minute feature films, 60- to 90-second highlight reels, complete ceremony and speech edits, drone aerial footage and vertical social-media clips. Not every item is expressly included in both published booking options, so the final deliverables should be itemized in the contract.
Drone aerial footage is listed among the studio’s wedding services, but the supplied package descriptions do not clearly state that it is included in either published price. Couples should confirm the fee, operator requirements, venue restrictions, weather contingency and planned alternative footage.
Website: https://greenteastudio.ca/





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