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eEsteban Moreno

Miami / Weddings & Celebrations

Wedding Videographer in Miami.

Cinematic wedding films and highlight trailers captured across Miami, Coral Gables, and Coconut Grove. Every celebration is quoted individually based on coverage hours and deliverables.

What published wedding proof is available?

Diana & Jack: a full 20-minute wedding film and a 90-second cinematic trailer filmed and edited by Esteban Moreno. Explore the Diana & Jack wedding project.

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How does wedding videography in Miami with Esteban Moreno Media work?

Esteban Moreno Media is a Fort Lauderdale-based service-area business run by Esteban Moreno, working with businesses across Broward and Miami-Dade. Projects can start remotely: you share footage, photos or references online and Esteban edits them, with no visit needed. On-location filming or photography is available as a paid service, scoped and quoted per project. Communication is Spanish-first, with intermediate English available. Remote editing starts from $100 per video (Starter package) and on-location production days start from $800 (Local Presence package); every project gets a written quote.

How does a couple plan a wedding film in Miami?Quotes, venue logistics, and essential moments for the shot list.

What should couples send for a Miami wedding video quote?

Couples should send four key details: the wedding date, the venue locations, the hours of coverage required, and the desired delivery formats. The date confirms Esteban's availability on the calendar. Specifying whether the ceremony and reception take place at the same venue (such as a Coral Gables hotel or Coconut Grove estate) or across two separate locations determines transition logistics. Sharing whether you want an 8-to-10 minute cinematic film, a 60-second social highlight trailer, or full ceremony recording establishes editing scope. With these facts, Esteban provides a transparent written quote outlining all hours and deliverables before you commit.

Which Miami wedding moments belong on the shot list?

A complete wedding shot list captures both key timeline moments and candid family interactions. Essential milestones include wedding preparation, the first look, ceremony processionals, the exchange of vows and rings, the first kiss, and the recessional. At the reception, priority focuses on the grand entrance, first dances, family traditions like the lazo or arras, dinner speeches, and open dancing. Providing your planner's schedule and the names of key family members ensures parents and the wedding party are intentionally filmed. For celebratory family milestones, see the quinceañera video page; for short-form social recaps, explore short-form video editing.

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Planning a wedding in Miami or Coral Gables?

Share your date, venue location, and hours of coverage for a personalized quote.

Before you send footage

Common questions before you start.

How is pricing determined for a Miami wedding video?

Each wedding is quoted individually based on coverage hours, single or multi-venue logistics, and requested deliverables such as a cinematic highlight trailer, full ceremony edit, or social clips.

What equipment is used to film Miami weddings?

Esteban films with compact Sony Alpha full-frame cameras, prime lenses for low-light reception settings, handheld stabilization gimbals, and discreet wireless audio transmitters on the officiant and groom.

How long does wedding video post-production take?

Highlight trailers and full-length wedding films are meticulously edited with color grading and audio mastering, with delivery timelines established in the written proposal prior to the wedding date.

Can footage captured by another videographer be edited?

Yes. Esteban provides wedding video editing for raw footage provided by couples or other videographers, organizing multi-camera ceremonies and speeches into polished films.