Boca Raton · Jewish Weddings
From the ketubah to the last hora — filmed with reverence and joy
A Jewish wedding day has its own rhythm: the quiet of the ketubah signing, the emotion of the bedeken, the chuppah, the explosion of the hora. We film the full arc — every tradition covered, nothing sacred interrupted.
Photo + Video collections from $3,900 · We confirm your date within 24 hours
How we cover a Jewish wedding day
We film from inside the moment.
Not from the back of the room with a long lens. On comms, in the middle of it — close enough that the reactions are real.
One team. One contract.
Photo and video from the same crew, on the same comms. Nobody fights for the aisle, and you never answer the same question twice.
Rain, night, whatever the day brings.
Monitored exposure on the day — not fixed in a panic afterwards.
Where Boca Raton Jewish weddings happen
We coordinate with your rabbi, your planner, and your venue on the rules that matter — sanctuary guidelines, timing, and the flow of the day.
The Addison
A favorite for Jewish weddings in Boca — courtyard chuppahs, candlelit ballroom horas, and space for large family celebrations.
The Boca Raton
Lakefront chuppah ceremonies and grand receptions — experienced with kosher catering coordination and large guest counts.
Woodfield Country Club
Garden ceremonies and ballroom receptions in the heart of Boca's Jewish community.
Your synagogue
Boca Raton Synagogue, Temple Beth El, B'nai Torah — we coordinate directly with your rabbi on sanctuary rules and camera placement.
Coverage built around the traditions
The ketubah signing deserves the same care as the ceremony — it is quiet, intimate, and unrepeatable. We cover it discreetly, with cameras that stay out of the moment while capturing all of it.
Under the chuppah, we work with your rabbi's guidelines: camera positions agreed in advance, no movement during the blessings, dedicated audio so every word of the ceremony is clean in the final film.
And then the hora — which is the opposite of quiet. Multiple cameras, on comms, in the middle of the dance floor: the lift, the laughter, the grandparents dancing. That energy is why you hire a crew instead of a camera.
Most booked
Photo + Video
from $3,900
Full-day coverage from ketubah to hora. One team, one contract — nobody fights for the aisle.
Photography or video on their own, from $2,500.
Questions about Jewish wedding coverage
- Do you film the ketubah signing?
- Yes — and we treat it with the care it deserves. Discreet cameras, no interruption, full coverage of the signing and the moments around it.
- Will you coordinate with our rabbi?
- Always. Before the day, we confirm sanctuary rules with your rabbi: where cameras may be placed, when we may move, and how audio will be handled during the blessings. Nothing is improvised during the ceremony.
- How do you cover the hora?
- With multiple cameras on comms, right in the middle of it. The hora moves fast — one camera can't catch the lift, the circle, and the reactions at once. Our crew covers all three.
- What about Shabbat observance and scheduling?
- We discuss your observance needs in planning — ceremony timing, what can and can't happen on Shabbat, and how the day flows around it. Tell us what you need and we build the coverage plan around it.
- How much does Jewish wedding photo + video cost in Boca Raton?
- Our photo + video collections start at $3,900, video-only from $2,900, photography-only from $2,500. Jewish wedding days often run long — ketubah through hora — so we scope hours honestly in your proposal, no surprises.
Photo + Video collections from $3,900 · We confirm your date within 24 hours