Tulip Films

Tulip Films is a video production company with offices in Paudex, in the Lausanne area, and on the Rue du Rhône in Geneva, and wedding films are one of its main lines of work. Its wedding page, written in French, presents the team as professional wedding videographers who use advanced techniques and equipment, and it shows a selection of full wedding films to watch. The site also has an English version, and the company makes event, real estate, advertising, sports and drone videos as well as video courses.

The introduction to the wedding page is direct about the company's confidence. As an audiovisual production company specialized in this kind of video, it says, the team knows exactly how to film the most memorable moments of a wedding day and assemble them into films to share and keep for life. It invites couples to look at some of its best wedding films to imagine what Tulip Films could do with their own day. The wider site has pages on its methods (Nos méthodes, or How we work), an about page and a blog, which are worth reading for a sense of the team behind the films.

How they approach a wedding

The page describes a cinematic approach centered on emotion: "Nous abordons chaque mariage comme un véritable projet cinématographique, où l'émotion guide chaque choix visuel" (we approach each wedding as a true film project, where emotion guides every visual choice). The aim, it says, is to tell the couple's story with sensitivity and authenticity, catching sincere and spontaneous moments that reflect their personality and the atmosphere of the day.

It then lists what the films hold: the excitement of the preparations, the looks exchanged during the ceremony, the bursts of laughter and the moments of closeness with family and friends, and, from the moving exchange of vows to the joy on the dance floor, each of those moments preserved so the couple can relive them for a lifetime.

On the day itself, the team says its presence is meant to be natural and discreet, so the couple can enjoy the day without constraint. They say they blend in among the guests to film authentic moments while keeping the organization smooth and professional from start to finish.

Equipment and style

The equipment section is specific about what matters to them: latest-generation professional cameras and lenses for exceptional image quality and a cinema-like look, combined with careful sound recording and precise color grading, to make films they describe as elegant and timeless.

The page also stresses that the style is adapted to each couple. "Chaque mariage est unique," it says (every wedding is unique), and the team adapts its visual and narrative approach to each couple's expectations and personality, from rhythmic editing to softer, more poetic moods, while keeping the same elegant look.

Drone footage

Drone work is a separate service with its own English page. It says the company produces aerial footage for landscapes, real estate and wedding films, or as an addition to its other productions, and states: "We have all the certifications and we make sure to follow the latest rules and safety regulations for drone pilots." For a couple marrying by a lake or in the mountains, aerial shots of the venue are part of what the company offers, though a couple should still ask whether flying is allowed at their particular venue. The drone page itself embeds six sample clips, from 00:13 to 04:27 long, which show the aerial style before any conversation.

The films on the page

The wedding page embeds a selection of films described as made in different emblematic places in Switzerland, each reflecting the world and wishes of the couple. The player shows their running times: four longer films of 05:30, 06:39, 08:44 and 10:44, and two shorter ones of 01:19 and 01:36. That gives a useful sense of scale before asking: the main films run from 05:30 to 10:44, with short versions of under two minutes. The page does not name the couples or venues in the films, so a couple should watch them on the site and ask where each was filmed.

Booking and contact

The site makes contact easy for couples from abroad, and the wedding page repeats the prompt "Parlons de ma vidéo !" (let's talk about my video). Couples can call +41 795 699 899, write on WhatsApp, where the site promises quick answers, "généralement en moins de 10 minutes" (usually within 10 minutes), send an email to info@tulipfilms.ch, or use the contact form. The menu also offers a page to book a call (Planifiez un appel, or Book a call in English), and the contact block separately invites inquiries about jobs, internships and services.

The two addresses are Chemin Vallon de la Paudèze 5, 1094 Paudex, and Rue du Rhône 3, 1204 Genève, which covers couples marrying around Lausanne and Geneva.

Languages

The wedding page is in French, but the site has an English version of its pages, including the drone page and a Wedding Films page in the English menu. That makes a first contact in English straightforward. The site does not state which languages the team uses on the wedding day, so a couple should confirm that the videographers filming their ceremony and speeches work in English, or in the language of the ceremony.

What the site does not settle

The wedding page itself does not show prices, packages, hours of coverage or delivery times. The menu links to a pricing page (Tarifs, or Pricing in English) and a FAQ, and a couple should read both before calling. The wedding page also does not say how many videographers attend a wedding or how travel outside the Lausanne and Geneva areas is charged.

Who it suits

Tulip Films suits couples marrying in the Lausanne or Geneva area who want a polished, cinematic film with drone footage and careful sound, and who like having a team with two offices and a fast WhatsApp line. The running times of its films show that it makes full-length wedding films of several minutes, not only short clips. The caveats are that the wedding page gives no prices or package details, and that the films carry no captions about where they were made.