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Magnolias Productions

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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Victoria | Wedding Videography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Magnolias Productions wedding videography in Victoria BC is part of a broader video-production service operating in the Victoria and Vancouver regions. The company’s official wedding page describes cinematic wedding films created with multiple videographers, lenses and editing methods, alongside options for long-form coverage and shorter videos intended for online sharing.

The current official identity is Magnolias Productions at magnoliasproductions.com. This corrects the unrelated spa domain attached to the legacy listing. The official site consistently displays the company name, wedding-video services, Victoria address, phone number and business email. Last reviewed August 9, 2026.

Business overview

Magnolias Productions presents itself as a video-production team serving both personal and commercial projects. Its broader capabilities include photography, videography, editing, animation, aerial drone operation and special effects. For couples, the relevant offering is its dedicated wedding-video service rather than its corporate or social-media production work.

The company describes a production process that moves from planning and scheduling through filming and post-production. Editing time varies with the footage, sound design, colour grading and animation required for an individual project. This means couples should obtain a wedding-specific scope and delivery schedule rather than relying on the general production overview.

Services and specialization

The wedding service centres on cinematic films that document the day through multiple lenses and editing approaches. The official page says the team can provide long-form wedding videography as well as shorter, shareable videos for social platforms or guests who could not attend.

Documented equipment and production features include Sony A7RIII cameras capable of recording 4K footage and 120-frames-per-second slow motion, a backup camera, optional 4K aerial footage using drones, and dedicated audio recording. Depending on the selected format, audio may capture vows, speeches and voice-over material.

Magnolias Productions also offers event photography and videography. Its event-production page documents trained videographers, multi-camera production, microphones and other sound equipment, lighting, editing, full-length videos and highlight videos. Couples interested in combining photography, wedding films or livestream-related event coverage should ask which of these broader capabilities can be included in a current wedding proposal.

Cinematic wedding-video production
Long-form films and shorter shareable videos
4K camera recording and slow-motion capability
Optional 4K drone footage
Audio capture for vows, speeches and voice-over material
Multi-camera event-production capability

Service area and who it may suit

The official wedding page identifies Victoria and Vancouver as the company’s main wedding markets. It also invites enquiries for weddings elsewhere on Vancouver Island and lists coverage across communities in the Lower Mainland, including Chilliwack, Langley, Abbotsford, Surrey, Richmond, Burnaby, Delta, Maple Ridge and Coquitlam. Nanaimo and Langford are also named.

The service may suit couples seeking a cinematic edit, more than one camera perspective, aerial footage or both long-form and social-friendly deliverables. It may also be relevant when photography and videography need to be discussed with one production team. Travel coverage should still be confirmed for the exact venue, particularly when the ceremony and reception are in different communities.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

The most useful confirmed features are technical and practical: the company documents 4K capture, backup-camera preparation, drone options, audio recording and formats for both extended viewing and online sharing. Its event page also describes multi-camera production and a complete workflow covering planning, filming and editing.

The official wedding page does not publish fixed packages, included coverage hours, final-film runtimes, revision allowances or standard delivery times. It also does not state that drone footage is included automatically; it is presented as an option. Aerial filming can depend on the selected service and practical conditions, so couples should confirm feasibility for their venue rather than treating it as guaranteed.

Some wording on the site refers generally to current or upcoming booking seasons without identifying a specific year. Availability for any particular wedding date therefore needs direct confirmation.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The homepage explains that the required investment depends on the project’s goals, planning, equipment, time and personnel, and it invites prospective clients to discuss a budget range.

Ask for an itemized written quotation showing filming hours, number of videographers and cameras, audio coverage, drone work, travel, editing, film lengths, social-media edits, raw footage, revisions, delivery method, taxes and any overtime. Confirm the deposit, payment schedule, cancellation terms and rescheduling policy before signing.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Couples can begin through the request-a-quote form on the official website, which includes Wedding Videos as a project type. Magnolias Productions also publishes the phone number 250-544-6222 and the email address admin@magnoliasproductions.com.

The official address is 535 Yates Street Suite 200, Victoria, BC V8W 2Z6. The site does not explain whether this is a client-access studio or an administrative office, so arrange an appointment before visiting. When enquiring, provide the date, venue or communities involved, approximate coverage hours, desired films and whether photography, drone footage or other event-video services are being considered.

What couples should confirm

Request a current portfolio that reflects the type of wedding and finished-film style you want. Confirm who will attend, how many cameras will be used during the ceremony and speeches, how vows and other audio will be recorded, and what backup equipment and file-storage measures apply.

The contract should define coverage start and end times, travel between locations, the length and format of each deliverable, music licensing, resolution, delivery date, revision process and raw-footage policy. If drone footage matters, ask whether the venue and schedule are suitable and what happens if aerial filming cannot proceed.

Finally, distinguish between a short social edit, a cinematic highlight and a longer documentary-style film. The official site indicates that short and long-form work are available, but it does not publish standardized runtimes or inclusions.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Magnolias Productions film weddings in Victoria?

Yes. Its official wedding page specifically describes Victoria-based wedding photography and videography and invites enquiries for weddings in Victoria and elsewhere on Vancouver Island.

Does Magnolias Productions also serve Vancouver?

Yes. The company identifies Victoria and Vancouver as its principal wedding-video markets and lists additional Lower Mainland communities. Confirm travel charges and crew availability for the exact venue.

Does Magnolias Productions offer 4K wedding video?

The official wedding page says its Sony A7RIII equipment records 4K footage and that 4K drone footage is available as an option. Confirm the resolution of every contracted deliverable.

Can Magnolias Productions record drone footage at a wedding?

The company advertises optional 4K drone footage using DJI equipment. Couples should confirm whether aerial filming is feasible and included for their venue, date and selected service.

Does Magnolias Productions publish wedding packages or prices?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The company requests project details and explains that investment varies with planning, time, equipment and production requirements.