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Video Kings

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Last reviewed: August 15, 2026 | Port Moody | Wedding Videography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 15, 2026. Business status: Active.

Video Kings is an active Canadian video-production business whose official website explicitly promotes Vancouver wedding videography. Its wedding material describes a team-based approach to filming and post-production, alongside a quote form for prospective clients. The official site also names Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Calgary and Ottawa, although this profile focuses on the Vancouver wording most closely tied to the company’s wedding content.

This update replaces unsupported legacy-style package claims with information that can be checked on the company’s own pages. Video Kings says it films and edits wedding videos, offers a highlight reel or longer film option, and uses an online planning process for requests. Its public contact information needs one practical caveat: official pages currently show different Vancouver and Port Moody addresses, so no single postal address is published here.

Profile scope and last reviewed

Last reviewed: August 15, 2026. Video Kings meets the active-profile evidence threshold: its official domain matches the distinctive business name and contains direct wedding-videography information. The business also presents itself more broadly as a video-production company, so couples should make sure their request is submitted as a wedding enquiry rather than assuming every production service has the same scope or terms.

The official wedding-focused home page is the principal source for this profile. A separate official contact page supplies a Port Moody address and the phone number above, while the home-page footer shows a different Vancouver address and toll-free number. Because those official addresses conflict, the address field is intentionally blank until Video Kings confirms the correct mailing or meeting location.

Services and specialization

The documented wedding service is videography. Video Kings says it films, edits and sound-engineers wedding videos, with a choice between a highlight reel and a longer viewing experience. The site describes filming wedding-day moments including getting ready, the first dance and vows; these are examples of its stated approach, not a guaranteed shot list for every booking.

The company also states that it uses 4K+ cameras, microphones and studio lighting. Its stated shooting approach is to capture the wedding as it happens while keeping its equipment as unobtrusive as possible. The official site further says it sends an online planning form so clients can identify details and special requests. Ask for the exact deliverables, coverage hours, audio plan and edit length in writing for the selected package.

Service area and who it may suit

Vancouver is the clearest regional match for this page: Video Kings repeatedly uses Vancouver in its wedding content and quote messaging. The official home page additionally lists Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Calgary and Ottawa. That list supports asking about work in those markets, but it does not establish travel fees, venue coverage, or availability for a particular date.

This service may suit couples looking for a video team rather than a single named creator, and those who want to discuss preferred style and moments through a planning form. Couples planning a Port Moody event can ask whether the contact-page location is an operational office, a meeting address, or simply a listing address, as the business’s own pages currently present inconsistent locations.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include a stated primary and backup wedding videographer arrangement, a planning stage before the shoot, and in-house-described filming, editing and sound-engineering. The site also says that a replacement videographer can take over if the main videographer cannot attend. These are process features described by Video Kings, not independent quality ratings or promises about an individual assigned to a particular wedding.

The main practical limitation is conflicting official contact information. The contact page lists 95 Moody Street in Port Moody and a 604 number, while the home-page footer lists 1050 Burrard Street in Vancouver and a different toll-free number. Current pricing is not explicitly published. The site also makes turnaround-time statements, but couples should treat timing as something to confirm in their agreement, especially where revision rounds, event length or custom edits are involved.

Official address conflict prevents publication of one verified postal address.
No current public wedding package price list was found on the official pages reviewed.
A named videographer, exact backup coverage and delivery schedule should be confirmed for the booked date.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Video Kings directs prospective clients to request a quote rather than displaying a current wedding package menu or starting rate on the official pages reviewed.

The official FAQ states that a signed agreement and 50% deposit are required to secure a date. It also states that the deposit is refundable up to three months before the video shoot and non-refundable within 90 days. Confirm the applicable currency, taxes, travel, overtime, revision policy, payment timing and cancellation language in the current contract before paying a deposit.

Contact and booking

The official contact page lists +1 (604) 373-9380 and info@videokings.ca, and invites visitors to request a quote. Its stated hours are 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., seven days a week. The home page also has a quote form and describes a process of requesting a quote, discussing needs, planning, then filming and editing.

Use the official website or the 604 contact number above for the most direct path shown on the contact page. Because the official site publishes more than one telephone number and address, confirm the correct point of contact and whether a consultation is virtual or in person. Do not rely on the unverified legacy listing for package inclusions or contact routing.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask which videographer or team will cover the wedding, whether the stated backup arrangement applies to the chosen package, and how many hours of attendance are included. Confirm the event locations, any travel or parking charges, the coverage of ceremony, reception and preparation, and the approach to speeches and live audio.

Request a written list of final files: highlight film, longer edit, raw footage if available, delivery method, resolution, revision rounds and expected delivery timing. It is also sensible to ask whether the venue has filming, lighting, insurance or vendor-access requirements. Finally, confirm the current deposit and cancellation terms rather than relying on a general website FAQ, as terms can change.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Video Kings provide both a primary and backup wedding videographer?

Its official wedding page says each wedding receives a primary and backup videographer, and its FAQ says another videographer can take over if the main videographer cannot attend. Confirm exactly how that arrangement applies to your selected package and date.

What deposit does Video Kings state is required to secure a wedding date?

The official FAQ states that a signed agreement and a 50% deposit are required. It also describes a refund cutoff of three months before the shoot; ask for the current contract wording before payment.

Where is Video Kings located?

The official contact page lists 95 Moody Street, Port Moody, while the official home-page footer lists 1050 Burrard Street, Vancouver. Since the company’s own pages conflict, this profile does not publish one address; confirm the correct consultation or mailing location directly.