Denver Wedding
Videographer & Photographer
Cinematic films and timeless photography for Denver couples — with a local team and no travel fees.
A local crew — no travel fees.
Denver weddings come with a backdrop few places can match — Rocky Mountain peaks, foothill vistas, and that crisp, high-altitude light. Our Colorado team knows the Front Range's landmark venues and the mountain towns beyond, from a downtown ballroom to a lodge above the treeline.
Because we keep a dedicated team in your area, Denver couples get photographers and filmmakers who already know the venues and the light — without the travel fees most out-of-town studios add. You also get complimentary access to your raw footage, and a $500 deposit reserves your date.
From the Brown Palace to Denver Botanic Gardens
Whether you're celebrating at the Brown Palace, Denver Botanic Gardens, the Manor House, a mountain lodge in the Rockies, or a foothills estate, we'll capture Denver exactly as your day feels — from the first look to the last dance.
Film, photo, or both.
73 venues we photograph & film near Denver.
Already booked your venue? Find it below for venue-specific details — or browse every Colorado venue.
Denver 27 venues
Boulder 14 venues
Golden 7 venues
Littleton 4 venues
Westminster 3 venues
Longmont 7 venues
Parker 1 venue
From the journal.
Denver wedding videography questions.
How much does a wedding videographer cost in Denver?
Atavia film collections start at $1,200 and photography at $1,500, with no travel fees anywhere in the Front Range. A $500 deposit reserves your date, and every collection includes your raw footage.
Do you charge travel fees for Denver weddings?
No. A local Atavia team covers the Front Range, so there is no out-of-town crew and no travel line on your invoice.
Can one team cover both photo and video?
Yes. Our Photo & Film collections put your photographer and filmmaker on one team with one plan for the day, so nobody is in the other’s shot. See packages.
Will we get the raw footage?
Yes. Every collection includes complimentary access to your raw footage alongside the edited film.
How many hours of coverage does a Denver wedding need?
Collections run 4, 6, 8 or 10 hours. Eight hours is the most popular: it covers the end of getting ready, the ceremony, portraits, and the reception through the first dances. Add hours à la carte when you book if your timeline runs longer.
Is a second shooter worth it?
For weddings of eight hours or more, or with a large wedding party, usually yes. A second photographer or videographer is in two places at once — both of you getting ready, key reactions during the vows, wide and intimate angles together — and brings backup gear. It is a $500 add-on on any collection.
How does booking work?
Choose your collection on our booking page, sign the agreement online, and a $500 retainer is charged the moment you sign. Your remaining balance is charged automatically 14 days after signing, or you can pay in full up front.
Are you insured?
Fully insured, for your peace of mind and your venue’s, and we carry backup cameras and audio on every wedding.
They captured every moment so beautifully, from the big emotional highlights to the quiet details we didn't even notice.
Kate & Zach
