18 verified in Westchester County, and what each publishes about price.
Wedding videographers and filmmakers working in Westchester. We verified 18 of them: the business exists, works in Westchester County, and publishes enough about itself that we could write something specific. We did not list everyone. We listed the ones we could check.
12 of the 18 put a figure somewhere a couple can find it before making contact. 6 publish it on their own site. 6 publish nothing themselves and carry only a marketplace starting price, which is a floor for the cheapest thing they sell rather than a quote. 6 publish no number at all, and those pages say so.
Film is the category where delivery time bites hardest. A gallery arrives in weeks and a film can take months, and almost nobody puts that window on their own site.
Bases run across Bronx, Harrison, Cortlandt Manor, Croton-on-Hudson, Yonkers, Garden City and others. Several of the studios working Westchester weddings are not based in the county at all, and each page says where the business actually sits, because the travel charge depends on it.
Every profile names the gap as well as the facts: what the business does not publish, and what to get in writing before a deposit. Where a figure came from The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola or The Bash rather than from the business, we say which. Nothing is averaged or estimated.
No stars. No review counts. No rankings, paid placement or sponsored order. We link straight out to every business and take nothing for it. If you run one of these and a figure is wrong, one email fixes it.
Bronx videographer listed from $175 an hour on The Bash, with 14 business day delivery and no travel fee inside 50 miles.
Harrison studio publishing $8,500 as an average for photo and video together, with products in 6 to 8 weeks and album previews in 4 to 5.
Cortlandt Manor company with a 2 Westbrook Drive showroom and 36 years claimed; its only price, $500 starting, sits on WeddingWire.
Croton-on-Hudson video studio running since 2008 that quotes per project and publishes no package prices.
Yonkers wedding filmmaker, filming since 2009, listed at $2,800 starting on WeddingWire with nothing priced on its own site.
Garden City studio publishing cinematography collections from $2,500 with 10 hours of coverage and six Westchester venues shown.
Westchester cinema and photography studio with a dedicated Tappan Hill Mansion page and no published price, crew size or delivery timeline.
Beacon hybrid team publishing $5,200 to $8,500 first party for photo and video together, with a 4 to 6 minute highlight as standard.
Wedding filmmaker working since 2002 and listed under Westchester, with conflicting home towns and no published price.
Multi-market studio listed in Seattle on The Knot at $1,850 starting, with five Westchester venues in its posted work.
New York videographer with a Westchester landing page and no address, price, crew size or delivery timeline published.
Wappingers Falls studio with published tiers: cinematography $1,750 to $4,500, photo and cinema to $8,000, drone $1,000.
Manhattan studio publishing four tiers first party, from The Kit at $729 to The Feature at $4,600, with delivery in 3 to 8 weeks.
Hudson Valley videographer working since 2014 who quotes six week delivery and mails a USB copy. No price on the videography page.
Publishes $1,750 starting and 800 plus weddings filmed, but lists Georgia on its site and Mount Vernon on WeddingWire.
Tarrytown videographer whose Westchester tier is two videographers over eight hours, with no prices on its site or The Knot.
Wedding video with a real estate arm, a 914 phone line and an NYC base on The Bash, where the starting price is $800 per event.
Tarrytown videographer showing roughly 28 full wedding films online, with a $2,500 starting figure that comes from WeddingWire.