Wedding Videographers in Armenia
These are the videographers in our directory whose own description says they film weddings, in Yerevan and across Armenia. Photos and phone numbers come from the videographers themselves. Nothing is invented and there are no fake ratings.
Illustrative photoVideo and photo studio in Arabkir since 1990 — festive events including birthdays, christenings and family films.
Photo & video production since 2013 — christening photography, festive-event and school films, reels and editing.
Illustrative photoWedding photo and video studio since 2006 — 2,000+ weddings shot, love-story and wedding trailers, reels and music videos. Contact by phone.
Illustrative photoWedding photo and video agency in Yerevan, booked directly by phone or WhatsApp.
Illustrative photoPhoto and video studio in Yerevan for weddings, engagements, birthdays and baptisms.
Illustrative photoWedding photography, videography and event production studio.
What to ask when you call
Prices are rarely published, so call with your date and ask: what the package includes, how many hours and how many cameras; whether a drone is possible; what you receive (a short highlights clip, a full film of the day, or both) and when; whether you also get the raw footage; who chooses the music; and how they work next to the photographer. Ask to watch a full film, not only a trailer.
The rest of the wedding
A wedding is several bookings. The pages below cover the others, and the wedding page has everything in one place.
How much does a wedding videographer cost in Armenia?
Videographers rarely publish prices. Most quote a package once they know the date, the hours and what you want delivered. Ask two or three what is included before you compare them.
How long does it take to receive the wedding film?
It differs from one videographer to the next. Ask for a delivery date before you book and keep it in writing.
Can the photographer and the videographer be the same team?
Some studios offer both, and others work side by side with a partner. Ask how they would share the day, so nobody blocks the other's view during the ceremony.