Orthodox Jewish Wedding Videography
- משה חיים כץ
- May 4
- 2 min read
Preserving tradition, atmosphere, and memory — forever
Welcome to my blog.
My name is Moshe Chaim Katz, and I am a premium-class Orthodox Jewish photographer and videographer. I specialize in documenting Orthodox weddings with great care, professionalism, and deep respect for tradition. My mission is to preserve every detail, every glance, every sacred custom — and turn your wedding day into a meaningful visual memory.
Wedding Videography – Capturing Once-in-a-Lifetime Moments
A wedding is one of the most meaningful and emotional days in life.
Wedding videography is not just documentation — it’s an art form that conveys rhythm, energy, and emotions. Unlike photos, video allows you to relive the sounds, voices, blessings, and joyful tears — again and again.
To ensure your wedding film is exactly as you envision it, it’s important to choose the right videographer and plan the process together.
How to Choose a Wedding Videographer
Choosing a videographer is a serious and thoughtful process.
Look for someone whose style resonates with you — a professional who understands Orthodox values, respects your traditions, and can blend into the event without interfering.
It’s especially important to choose someone with experience filming Orthodox Jewish weddings, who understands modesty, gender separation, community structure, and halachic guidelines.
Tips to Get the Best Results from Your Wedding Video
Before the wedding, discuss with your videographer:
Which moments are essential to capture (the chuppah, blessings, family arrivals)
The filming and editing style you’re aiming for
Lighting and location preferences
Music and storytelling choices
Feeling comfortable with your videographer is key to capturing natural, beautiful footage.
Telling Your Story — Not Just Recording the Day
A good wedding video is more than footage — it tells a narrative.
It may include:
Pre-wedding moments (preparations, groom’s arrival, blessings)
Words from loved ones (short greetings from parents, friends, rabbis)
Details and emotions — glances, smiles, embraces, rituals
Preserving Modesty and Privacy
Modesty: We use respectful angles and discreet framing
Gender separation: If needed, we provide two videographers or edit separately
Privacy: No footage is published or shared without your written permission
Final Thoughts
A wedding video isn’t just a keepsake —
it’s a family heirloom, a time capsule to be shared with your children and grandchildren.
I am an Orthodox Jew myself. With over 13 years of experience filming weddings in Israel and throughout Europe — including London, Manchester, Antwerp, Basel, Zurich and more —
I understand both the technical and cultural nuances of your most important day.
If you’re looking for someone who truly respects your values and understands your world,
I’d be honored to help you preserve this moment with beauty and dignity.
Let’s talk — and create a video that lasts a lifetime.
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Warm regards,
Moshe Chaim Katz
Orthodox Jewish Wedding Videographer
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