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Last reviewed: October 1, 2026 | Burnaby |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 1, 2026. Business status: Active.
Liquid Velvet Films is presented on its official website as a Vancouver wedding videographer creating candid, timeless and fun wedding films. The business is led by Yaroslava, who says she has spent five years documenting weddings full time. Her stated approach places equal attention on major events and quieter interactions, with each film tailored to the couple and the character of their day.
The official portfolio provides examples from venues in Vancouver, Burnaby, Pitt Meadows, Chilliwack, Abbotsford and Langley. That work helps couples assess the visual and narrative approach, but it should not be interpreted as a complete or guaranteed service area. Current packages, prices, coverage hours, deliverables, travel policies and availability are not included in the supplied evidence and should be requested directly. Last reviewed: October 1, 2026.
The confirmed service is wedding videography. Liquid Velvet Films describes its work as personalized wedding films built around the people, emotions and events of each celebration. The official Wedding Films page emphasizes candid and genuine moments rather than concentrating only on formal milestones. Examples in the company’s own description include vows, speeches, family reactions, conversations during cocktail hour and playful moments among guests.
The editing approach is described as classic, timeless and intentional. The operator says music is chosen to fit the feeling of the wedding while remaining suitable for future viewing. The portfolio includes narrative highlight films, and one portfolio description mentions that the featured couple also watched an hour-long documentary of their day. That example shows documentary-length work in at least one case, but the supplied evidence does not establish it as a standard inclusion in every package.
Liquid Velvet Films states that its coverage looks beyond the ceremony and other expected milestones to preserve smaller interactions throughout the day. The portfolio descriptions support an interest in varied parts of a celebration, including getting ready, door games, tea ceremonies, private vows, first looks, cocktail-hour activities, speeches and dancing. These examples demonstrate the kinds of moments shown in past work; they do not guarantee that every event or tradition will be covered for every couple.
The portfolio also reflects weddings with different locations, family traditions and event formats. Examples identify The Teahouse in Stanley Park, Hart House, Swaneset Bay Resort & Country Club, Bridlewoods Event Centre, Ripples Estate Winery and Redwoods Golf Course. Couples can use these films to judge pacing, use of speech audio, treatment of candid footage and the balance between romantic and light-hearted scenes.
The official website positions the business around Vancouver wedding videography. Its published portfolio documents work in Vancouver and several Lower Mainland communities, including Burnaby, Pitt Meadows, Chilliwack, Abbotsford and Langley. The evidence does not define a fixed travel radius, so couples outside Vancouver should ask whether their venue is accepted and whether travel time or fees apply.
The approach may suit couples who want a film centred on authentic interactions rather than only posed sequences. It may also be relevant to couples who want emotional and playful footage to coexist, since the operator explicitly describes including heartfelt moments alongside humour and energetic reception scenes. Suitability should ultimately be judged from full films and a direct discussion about the couple’s priorities.
A documented strength is the availability of a varied official portfolio with named venues and contextual descriptions. This gives couples concrete material for evaluating the filmmaker’s storytelling choices. The website also explains the creative approach in useful terms: candid observation, attention to quiet moments, classic editing and music selected to complement the day.
The main limitations are evidence gaps rather than demonstrated shortcomings. The supplied pages do not specify packages, coverage hours, crew size, audio setup, delivery schedule, revision policy, raw-footage availability or backup procedures. They also do not publish a postal address or telephone number. Couples therefore need to obtain operational and contractual details through the official inquiry route before comparing the business with other videographers.
Current prices are not published. The supplied official evidence also does not identify package names, deposits, minimum coverage, add-ons or payment schedules. Couples should request a current written proposal that separates the base package from optional services and travel-related costs.
A useful quote should identify filming hours, the number and approximate length of delivered films, the number of videographers, audio coverage, delivery method, expected turnaround and applicable taxes. It should also state whether documentary edits, ceremony or speech films, teaser videos, raw footage and revisions are included or separately priced. No inclusion should be assumed from a portfolio example alone.
The official website includes an Inquire navigation option, which is the documented route for initiating contact. No verified phone number or postal address appears in the supplied evidence. Couples should use the official site to request availability and then retain copies of the proposal, contract and payment schedule.
An initial inquiry should include the wedding date, venue or communities involved, estimated timeline and the types of moments the couple most wants preserved. Sharing information about ceremonies, cultural traditions, private vows, speeches or reception events can help clarify the coverage required. Availability, response times and booking status have not been established here and must be confirmed directly.
Before booking, couples should confirm exactly who will film the wedding and whether a second videographer is included or available. They should also ask how audio is recorded during vows and speeches, how footage is backed up, and what happens if the named filmmaker cannot attend. These are practical questions; the supplied evidence does not provide the answers.
The contract should define coverage start and end times, overtime authorization, final-film formats, estimated lengths, music and licensing arrangements, delivery timing, revision opportunities and archival policy. Couples planning events at multiple locations should confirm travel logistics between them. Any desired documentary-length edit should be expressly included in the agreement, because its appearance in one portfolio description does not establish universal availability.
The official site describes the style as timeless, candid, fun and intentional. It emphasizes genuine interactions, quiet details, major events and playful reception moments, with each wedding film tailored to the couple.
Current prices are not published. Couples need to request current package information and confirm coverage hours, deliverables, travel costs, taxes, payment terms and optional edits directly.
The official portfolio documents weddings in Vancouver, Burnaby, Pitt Meadows, Chilliwack, Abbotsford and Langley. However, the site evidence does not define a service radius or travel policy, so availability and any travel charges must be confirmed for each venue.
One official portfolio description mentions an hour-long documentary made for a featured couple. The supplied evidence does not establish this as a standard package inclusion, so couples should ask whether it is currently available and have its length, contents and price written into the contract.
Website: https://www.liquidvelvetfilms.ca/





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