Hand your people the camera.

Toast & Tape mails you a 4K camcorder for the whole wedding weekend. Your guests film it. Our editors turn it into a film you will actually rewatch.

The weekend the way it felt, filmed by the people who were in it.

We send the camcorder. Your friends and family pass it around from the rehearsal dinner to the send off. Then our editors cut what they caught into a short film, and you keep every raw clip too.

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How it works

Six steps, and you only do four of them.

  1. Reserve your date

    Pick a package and tell us when the wedding is. We confirm a camcorder is free that week and send your invoice. One more thing off the list.

  2. The box shows up

    Your kit lands 3 to 4 days before the wedding, charged and ready, with a card that explains everything in about a minute.

  3. Pass it around

    Bridesmaids, uncles, the flower girl. Whoever is holding it presses the red button. Each camcorder holds up to 8 hours of footage.

  4. Send it home

    Pack everything into the same box, stick on the prepaid label and drop it off within 72 hours of the wedding.

  5. We get to work

    We sort every clip by moment so you can find the toast in seconds. Then an editor starts on your film.

  6. Press play, for years

    Your sorted footage arrives a few weeks after the wedding and the finished film follows. Anniversaries just got better.

Your photographer gets the portraits. Your people get the good stuff.

The pep talk before the aisle. The toast that ran long. The cousin who found the dance floor at eleven. A camcorder in the right hands catches what a shot list never could.

Packages

Each one includes the gear, the edit, your raw footage and shipping both ways.

Single Take

$679

One camcorder, one film. The simple way to get a candid record of the whole weekend.

  • One 4K camcorder, charged and set up before it ships
  • A 3 to 5 minute film of your weekend, cut by our editors
  • Every raw clip, sorted by moment
  • Three batteries and a charger, good for about 8 hours of filming
  • 256 GB memory card that holds about 8 hours of 4K
  • A shot list so the big moments get covered
  • One minute quick start card and labeled buttons
  • Padded carry bag
  • Shipping both ways

Double Take

$939

Two camcorders, so both sides of the room are covered and nobody has to share.

  • Two 4K camcorders, charged and set up before they ship
  • A 5 to 7 minute film of your weekend, cut by our editors
  • Every raw clip from both camcorders, sorted by moment
  • Six batteries and chargers, good for about 16 hours of filming
  • Two 256 GB memory cards that hold about 16 hours of 4K
  • A shot list so the big moments get covered
  • One minute quick start cards and labeled buttons
  • Two padded carry bags
  • Shipping both ways

Why couples hand it over

Sharp picture, clear sound

Every camcorder shoots 4K and carries an onboard mic built for speeches and vows.

The whole weekend, not one day

Rentals run 7 days, so the welcome drinks and the morning after brunch make the cut.

Every clip comes back

Nothing gets thrown away. You receive all of your raw footage, sorted and labeled by moment.

A real editor on your film

A person cuts your film, not a template, and shapes it around the notes you give us.

Shipping handled

The kit ships to you and back to us at no extra cost anywhere in the U.S.

Sounds like you

Tell us the songs, the people and the tone. Sweet, rowdy or somewhere in between.

Tapes your guests will fill

A 7 day rental covers the whole run. Here is what a typical weekend of footage looks like once we sort it.

Rehearsal dinner Fri 7:10 PM
Getting ready Sat 11:30 AM
The vows Sat 4:00 PM
The toasts Sat 6:45 PM
Dance floor Sat 10:20 PM
Morning after Sun 9:15 AM
golden hour, shaky and perfect
last song, everybody in

The people who love you know where to point it.

They catch the laugh you missed and the happy tears you never saw. Easy to hold, easy to pass along, and nobody has to be good at it.

Ready to roll?

Reserve the camcorder, hand it to your people and let us make the film.