“We truly cannot say enough good things about Elis. From the very beginning, she understood our vision in a way that felt rare and deeply intentional. On the wedding day itself, she was such a calming, effortless presence — never intrusive, always in the right place at the right time, capturing moments we didn’t even realize were happening. The final Super 8 film absolutely took our breath away. It feels timeless, nostalgic, and so full of soul — like a living memory rather than a video. Every frame feels thoughtful and emotional, and somehow they managed to capture not just how our day looked, but exactly how it felt. Watching it back instantly transported us to those moments: the quiet in-between glances, the laughter, the joy, the warmth. If you’re drawn to storytelling, artistry, and something truly meaningful and one-of-a-kind, this is your sign to book Elis - Midmay Films. Choosing her was one of the best decisions we made for our wedding, and this film is something we will cherish for the rest of our lives.”

“I was getting 2–3k videographer quotes and honestly thought I’d have zero wedding footage… UNTIL I stumbled across this company. Affordable, simple, and truly so special. I now have memories of my parents, grandparents, and friends that I’ll treasure forever. I almost tried to DIY the whole thing, but realistically editing my own wedding footage would’ve taken me until our first anniversary. They made everything fun and effortless. Thank you SO much!”

“Kiley was an absolute dream to work with. She communicated early and often in extreme detail and kept us informed and feeling supported every step of the way. She showed up early (but not too early!) is incredibly kind and professional and even brought a calming presence to the wedding party as we were getting ready for the big day. And most importantly her work is top tier! Editing that makes sense, amazing song selection, and captured moments that we didn’t even see as the bride and groom. 10/10. I will be recommending Velvet Letters to everyone. Attached photos are of video stills.”