Why a Wedding Content Creator Might Be the Vendor You Didn’t Know You Needed
In the world of weddings, there’s a new kind of vendor making waves—and for good reason. Meet Kaylee, a talented wedding content creator who’s redefining how couples relive their big day. With a keen eye for emotion, a passion for storytelling, and a love for all things candid, Kaylee offers something that traditional videography often can’t: instant, real-time memories captured in the most authentic way possible.
After getting married herself, Kaylee realized how much she wished someone had been there to film all the little behind-the-scenes moments that made her day special. That sparked her mission to become exactly that person for other couples. With over two years of content creation experience, she now specializes in delivering high-quality, unfiltered wedding footage within 24 hours—ready to be posted, shared, and cherished while the excitement is still fresh.
So what exactly is a wedding content creator—and how is it different from a videographer? Kaylee breaks it all down, from the benefits of fast-turnaround, phone-shot footage to the personal touches that make her work feel more like a best friend with a camera than a vendor. If you’re a couple planning your big day and wondering how to truly soak in the little moments, her insight might be just what you need.
So… What Is a Wedding Content Creator?
Think of me as your personal behind-the-scenes storyteller. Using just an iPhone and a creative eye, I film real-time moments throughout your wedding day—everything from emotional speeches to spontaneous dance floor shenanigans. I work alongside your photographer and videographer, making sure not to interrupt their flow, while still catching all the little bits that often go unnoticed.
The best part? You get 100% of the footage I capture—plus short-form videos edited and ready to post within 24 hours. It’s perfect for couples who want to share their wedding highlights immediately, without waiting on professional edits.
Videographer vs. Content Creator: What’s the Difference?
This is a question I get a lot, and here’s the breakdown:
- Videographers create high-production films that require editing time and are typically delivered weeks or months after the wedding.
- Content creators focus on real-time, candid moments. We deliver vertical, shareable content (like Reels and TikToks) that showcase the energy and emotions of your day—fast.
It’s not one or the other—many couples hire both! I love working as a complement to your vendor team, adding a modern layer to your wedding coverage.
What You Can Expect When You Book Me
Every couple is different, so I take time before your wedding to learn your vibe, favorite music, aesthetic, and social media style. That way, your content feels personal and true to you. I’m there to catch all the must-have moments—from first looks to last dances—while also grabbing those unscripted memories that make your story unique.
Here’s what I deliver:
- 100% of the raw footage captured on your day
- Edited short videos for each part of your celebration
- A 90-second highlight video with real audio from your vows, speeches, or ceremony
- Instagram Reels, TikToks, and Story-ready content to share instantly
Behind-the-Scenes Magic, Without the Disruption
My approach is low-key and natural. I blend in with your guests and work in the background to capture moments authentically—never staged, never forced. I also coordinate closely with your photo/video team to make sure we’re all on the same page and your day flows seamlessly.
Whether you’re planning an intimate backyard wedding or a grand ballroom bash, having a content creator means you’ll get to relive all the emotions of your day—without missing a beat.
If you’re someone who loves instant gratification, candid moments, and social media storytelling, a wedding content creator might just be your new favorite vendor.
Let’s connect and make some magic together!
Interested in having a content creator? Check out Kaylee HERE!
