0 views

Wedding VideographerWedding Photographer and Videographer Vancouver Island FilmMeHappy

(No Ratings Yet)

Last reviewed: September 27, 2026 | Victoria |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 27, 2026. Business status: Active.

Film Me Happy is a Victoria wedding photographer and videographer serving Vancouver Island, Vancouver and other listed British Columbia communities. The official website presents wedding films, photography and combined photo-and-video coverage, with separate options for engagements and proposals. Information in this profile was checked against the supplied official pages on September 27, 2026.

This profile summarizes what the business publishes rather than assessing artistic quality or availability. Couples can use it to review the stated style, coverage lengths, service areas and package prices before requesting a proposal for their date and venue.

Services and specialization

Film Me Happy offers wedding videography, wedding photography and combined photo-and-video coverage. The website says wedding coverage can include the ceremony, reception, first dance and pre-wedding filming. Engagement videos and a combined engagement or proposal session are also listed. The business describes its films as personalized, cinematic stories intended to preserve vows, speeches, interviews and candid moments.

The published packages range from shorter five-hour videography to ten-hour wedding-day coverage. The pricing page also says customized packages may be available and mentions drone wedding videography, but couples should confirm whether aerial footage is included in a particular proposal and whether it is feasible at their venue.

Wedding videography
Wedding photography
Combined wedding photo and video
Engagement and proposal photo-and-video sessions

Documented style and coverage approach

On its wedding-films page, the business describes a true-to-colour, cinematic approach rather than colour treatments driven by short-term trends. Its photography pages refer to editorial, documentary and natural-light techniques. These are the operator’s descriptions of its approach; couples should review the displayed portfolios and full films to decide whether the visual style suits them.

The service-area page also states that consultations, professional audio recording and lighting solutions form part of the videography process. It refers to coverage from preparation through the last dance, although the actual events included will depend on the hours and terms in the selected package.

Cinematic wedding-film presentation
True-to-colour treatment described by the operator
Documentary and editorial photography references
Audio and lighting support described on the service page

Service area and who it may suit

The official website lists Victoria, Vancouver, the Lower Mainland and communities across Vancouver Island. Named Island areas include Nanaimo, Tofino, Ucluelet, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Port Alberni, Duncan, Lake Cowichan and Courtenay. Lower Mainland examples include Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Moody, White Rock, Abbotsford and Chilliwack.

Film Me Happy may suit couples who prefer to arrange photography and videography through one business, as well as those seeking videography alone. The site also discusses elopements, smaller ceremonies, engagements and larger celebrations. A listed community does not establish availability for a particular date, and Island or destination logistics should be confirmed directly.

Victoria and other Vancouver Island locations
Vancouver and the Lower Mainland
Elopements, engagements and wedding-day celebrations

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include separate photography and videography choices, a combined package, published coverage lengths and price examples, and portfolios for both still images and films. The service-area page also describes consultations and attention to audio, lighting and location conditions. These are useful comparison points, not an independent endorsement.

The supplied official pages do not provide a clean postal address or phone number, so those fields remain blank. They also do not establish a specific delivery deadline, final image count, film length, revision policy, number of shooters, backup process or cancellation terms. Couples should obtain those details in writing rather than infer them from the portfolio or package names.

Published package hours and prices
Photography, videography and combined options
No verified street address or phone number in the supplied evidence
Several final-delivery and contract details still require confirmation

Pricing

Film Me Happy publishes wedding and engagement pricing on its official package page. It states that wedding packages start from $3,000, that listed prices are subject to applicable taxes and that there are no travel fees in Canada. The same page displays the package examples below. Prices and inclusions can change, so couples should request a current written quote.

The general $3,000 starting statement does not correspond to every displayed package card. Couples should ask which current wedding option starts at that amount and whether travel, accommodation, ferries, parking, overtime, drone coverage or other event-specific costs affect the final total.

Eight hours of photography: $4,000
Eight hours of photography plus eight hours of videography: $7,000
Two-hour engagement or proposal photo and video: $850
Five hours of videography: $3,500
Eight hours of videography: $4,500
Ten hours of videography: $5,000

Contact and booking

The confirmed contact route is the Film Me Happy official website, which includes Contact navigation and invites couples to discuss their date, venue and coverage needs. No verified phone number or postal address appears in the supplied official-page evidence.

An initial enquiry should identify the event date, venue or community, desired photography and videography hours, and whether the couple wants an engagement session, drone footage or customized coverage. Availability has not been established by this profile and must be confirmed directly.

Official website: https://www.filmmehappy.ca/
Ask for a current package proposal tied to the date and venue
Confirm which services and deliverables are included before booking

What couples should confirm

Before signing, compare the current proposal with the published package summary and ask for all event-specific details in the contract.

This is particularly important where travel, Island logistics or customized coverage could affect timing and cost.

Availability for the exact wedding date and venue
Number of photographers or videographers attending
Hours of continuous coverage and overtime rates
Final photo count, film lengths and delivery formats
Editing, revision and delivery timelines
Travel, ferry, accommodation, parking and applicable tax charges
Drone availability, venue permission and weather restrictions
Deposit, cancellation, rescheduling and usage terms

Continue planning

Frequently asked questions

Does Film Me Happy offer both wedding photography and videography?

Yes. The official site lists photography, videography and a combined photo-and-video package. Couples can also enquire about customized coverage, but the exact team, hours and deliverables should be confirmed in a written proposal.

How much does Film Me Happy charge for wedding videography?

The published videography examples are $3,500 for five hours, $4,500 for eight hours and $5,000 for ten hours. The site says wedding packages start from $3,000 and prices are subject to applicable taxes. Confirm current pricing and event-specific costs directly.

Does Film Me Happy serve locations outside Victoria?

Yes. The official service-area page lists Vancouver, the Lower Mainland and multiple Vancouver Island communities, including Nanaimo, Tofino, Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Duncan, Courtenay and Campbell River. Availability and travel logistics must still be confirmed for the specific venue.

Are travel fees included in Film Me Happy’s prices?

The pricing page states that there are no travel fees in Canada. Couples should nevertheless ask whether ferries, accommodation, parking or other location-specific expenses could apply and have the complete total recorded in the contract.