The Candi Project

The Candi Project makes wedding films for modern, design focused weddings. It describes itself as a New York wedding videographer and lists New York City, the Hamptons and destination weddings as its areas. The site does not give a base town. Its East End work is two films at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill.

How they work

The approach is built on three ideas the studio calls feeling, movement and story: catching emotion and detail, following the rhythm, light and sound of the day, then shaping it into a film. The team says it works alongside the planner, photographer and creative team, and is used to high production settings where it needs to stay discreet. Other films in the portfolio were made at The Plaza, The Pierre, The Rainbow Room, Blue Hill at Stone Barns and Faena in Miami Beach. Inquiries get a reply within 24 hours.

Who it suits

Couples whose wedding is closely designed, with a planner and a strong visual brief, who want a film that reads like editorial work. It fits city couples bringing their wedding out to the East End. It is not the right choice for couples looking for a low cost film or a long documentary of every moment.

Good to know

• Collections start at $8,500.
• Only two of the nine portfolio films are on the East End, both at the Parrish Art Museum.
• No phone number is listed. Contact is by the website form or email.