How Much is a Wedding Videographer in Florida?
Wedding Wire makes it simple to see real videography pricing in Florida. These numbers come from videographers who list their average rates online, so you get a clear picture of what couples actually pay.
How These Numbers Were Calculated
Videographers in the 5 largest Florida cities were counted. Only vendors who self-report pricing are included. The lowest and highest prices were removed to keep the averages accurate.
The Average Cost of a Wedding Videographer in Florida:
Wedding Videographer Cost in Jacksonville, FL
31 Jacksonville Videographers listed pricing.
Removed low: $350, high: $4000.
Average Jacksonville Wedding Videographer Price: $2122.52
Wedding Videographer Cost in Miami, FL
31 Miami Videographers listed pricing.
Removed low: $400, high: $6500.
Average Miami Wedding Videographer Price: $2867.15
Wedding Videographer Cost in Orlando, FL
28 Orlando Videographers listed pricing.
Removed low: $500, high: $5500.
Average Orlando Wedding Videographer Price: $2705.38
Wedding Videographer Cost in Tallahassee, FL
5 Tallahassee Videographers listed pricing.
Removed low: $500, high: $3100.
Average Tallahassee Wedding Videographer Price: $1650.00
Wedding Videographer Cost in Tampa, FL
45 Tampa Videographers listed pricing.
Removed low: $700, high: $5600.
Average Tampa Wedding Videographer Price: $2368.45
Honest, Upfront Pricing for Wedding Vendors
Choosing a videographer is about budget and the style you like. That’s why I share my own rates upfront too, so you always know where you stand.
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FAQs About Wedding Videographers in Florida
How much do wedding videographers in Orlando cost?
Most couples spend between $2,000 and $6,000. Full-day coverage with two shooters and a polished highlight film sits on the higher end. Add-ons like teaser edits, full ceremony edits, and drone footage also move the price up.
Is a wedding videographer worth it?
Yes. Photos freeze moments, but video captures sound, movement, vows, and reactions. Many couples say the film is the only part of the wedding they rewatch every year.
Do videographers work well with DJs?
Good ones do. They coordinate audio needs, confirm timing cues, and stay close enough to capture reactions without blocking guest views or the dance floor.
Do all videographers use drones?
No. Some include drone footage in all packages, others only use it when the venue allows. Weather and airspace rules also determine if they can fly.
Is audio included?
Most provide lav mics for vows and toasts, but not all do it well. Clean audio is a key part of a strong final film, so ask about their mic setup before booking.
Can you choose the music for the video?
Some let you choose from licensed music libraries. Others pick tracks based on your style. Songs must be licensed for legal reasons, so radio hits usually can’t be used.
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