Switzerland Wedding Film

Switzerland Wedding Film is a husband-and-wife film team based in Switzerland that makes cinematic films of weddings, elopements and proposals. The site is written in English, and its Google reviews name Maciej and Olga as the people behind the camera. Their pitch is storytelling set against the Swiss Alps: "we create cinematic wedding films that combine honest storytelling with the natural beauty of the Swiss Alps."

How they describe their work

The homepage opens with a statement of intent: "We are not just wedding videographers. We tell stories and gently support you through one of the most meaningful days of your lives." They say they focus on real emotions as they naturally unfold, from wide landscapes to quiet, intimate moments, and that the aim is for a couple to relive the love, joy and connection of the day every time they watch the film.

The couple angle is central. "We are a husband and wife wedding film team," the site says, adding that being a couple themselves helps them understand the dynamics, emotions and quiet moments that matter on a wedding day. They describe their manner on the day as calm and in the background, helping couples feel comfortable and supported while they record honest, natural moments.

What they offer

The menu has four sections: Proposal, Wedding, Elopement and Films, with pages headed "Proposal in Switzerland" and "Elopement Wedding Film in Switzerland." The reviews show that the team works in photography as well as film. Several reviewers mention photos by Maciej or by Olga, and one reviewer writes that she used their service for photo and video.

Proposals are clearly a large part of the business, and the reviews describe the team doing more than filming. Glendon Gan writes that Maciej helped plan a surprise picnic proposal, arranged the flowers and food, found a fairly private spot with a view away from the crowds, and chose a place where the grass was green and the ground dry. Rahul Patel says Maciej helped with the location and dinner reservations, and that they started talking a few months in advance. For a couple planning an elopement from abroad, that planning help is worth asking about.

What the reviews say

The homepage shows eight Google reviews, all in English, and they are the most detailed evidence on the site.

Kaitlyn Brock was surprised by a proposal in the middle of a kayaking trip on Lake Brienz and praises the photos and drone footage, calling the pair "very professional, kind and incredible to work with." Raghav Verma proposed at Oberhofen castle and says Maciej did "amazing work on getting drone shots of the castle a few days before the proposal," was patient with their requests, and delivered the final videos in 2 weeks. Ryan Turner says Maciej helped him find the perfect spot for an engagement and was accommodating and personable during the shoot.

The one review from a wedding comes from Henny Chestnut, who used the team for photo and video. She writes that the videographer was "professional and friendly," that the team gave advice and clear instructions and was "open to things we wanted." As a Chinese couple, they wanted to perform and record their own ceremony, and the team recorded it and included it in the final cut. For couples with their own traditions or a ceremony in another language, that is a useful example.

Sally, writing with John, praises Olga's photos and the warmth of the whole process. Kimberly Sisneros, writing on behalf of her fiancé, describes an engagement where the team was professional, attentive and as invested as he was, with everything arranged, stress-free and tailored to them. Her review refers to the business as the Switzerland Wedding Company, so a couple searching for reviews elsewhere may find the team under slightly different names.

Taken together, the reviews describe people who plan ahead: scouting and flying the drone days before a shoot, finding quiet spots away from crowds, and responding over months of preparation. That is the kind of support an elopement or small destination wedding without a planner can use.

The films on the site

The homepage embeds a series of films under the heading "Your story in motion," alongside sections for proposals, weddings and elopements, and a separate Films page in the menu. Watching a full film, rather than a short clip, is the best way to judge whether their calm, landscape-led style fits a particular wedding.

Booking and contact

The site offers a link to schedule a phone call and another to schedule a private consultation. It lists the phone number +41 78 302 86 85 and info@switzerlandweddingfilm.com and links to WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. The footer also links to pages on payment, privacy and terms and conditions, which a couple should read before booking.

Because the site and every review are in English, a couple from abroad can expect to book and plan in English. The site does not say whether the team also works in German, French or Italian, which matters if a registrar, officiant or venue coordinator will be speaking one of those languages on the day.

What the site does not settle

The homepage publishes no prices, no packages and no list of what a wedding film includes. It does not state how many hours of coverage a wedding booking includes, how long the finished wedding film runs, or how long editing takes for a wedding; the 2-week delivery in one review was for a proposal video. It does not name a home town or a service area beyond Switzerland, so travel costs to a particular venue need to be asked about.

The reviews show that the team works with drones, but the site does not say where flights are possible. A couple planning a wedding at a specific venue should ask whether drone footage is allowed there. The site also does not say whether both Maciej and Olga attend every wedding, and how photo and film are split between them when a couple books both.

Who it suits

Switzerland Wedding Film suits couples from abroad who want an English-speaking team for an elopement, a small wedding or a proposal in the Swiss Alps and lakes, and who like the idea of one team handling photos, film and some of the planning. The reviews point to a calm, patient manner and real help with logistics. The caveats are that most reviews are about proposals rather than weddings, and that prices and wedding deliverables are only available by asking.