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Wedding Videography Packages

Four ways to keep the day. Pricing and inclusions as listed — the full breakdown lives on the Weddings page.

Randy Diddly Filmworks is a wedding videography and photography studio based in Broussard, Louisiana, serving couples across Louisiana, Texas, and beyond. The work centers on making unforgettable wedding films for couples who want their day captured honestly, from early preparation details through the final moments of the reception, so the finished film feels like a memory rather than a production.

The approach is documentary in spirit, with a short highlight option available for couples who want the story condensed. Coverage follows the natural arc of a wedding day: getting ready, the ceremony itself, the reception, and the personal messages that only that day can hold. This format keeps the pacing intimate and lets the film unfold as it happened rather than as a heavily edited sequence.

One owner handles everything. David Rabalais, an engineer by training with a degree in Music Media, shoots each wedding himself alongside his photography work. He also spent time on the TV-10 production team behind the camera, which shaped an understanding of framing, timing, and how moments are constructed visually on screen.

Working solo means the person filming is the person you meet. There is no rotating crew, no handoff between a sales team and a shooting team, and no surprise faces on your wedding day. For couples planning in Texas or Louisiana, that continuity often matters as much as the images themselves, since trust in the person behind the camera shapes how naturally people behave on camera.

Style is the other half of the decision. Some couples prefer a cinematic, music-driven film that leads the edit, while others lean toward straightforward documentary coverage where the audio of vows, speeches, and the crowd carries the emotion. Both approaches are offered so the finished wedding film matches the way a couple wants to relive their day.

Packages and pricing are presented openly on the site, with several options laid out so couples can compare coverage levels before reaching out. Selecting a videographer for a wedding is a large commitment, and clear pricing removes guesswork from the process. Different package tiers also allow priorities to shift, such as emphasis on ceremony coverage, reception coverage, or adding photography to the same shoot.

Because the studio covers a wide region, travel across Louisiana and Texas is part of the routine work. Couples in and around Broussard, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Houston, San Antonio, and other nearby cities can book for dates that fall outside the studio's home area. Having one point of contact for both video and photography simplifies the logistics of coordinating two services for the same day.

Wedding days move quickly, and much of what makes a film memorable is easy to miss as a guest. A wide film can catch the quiet moments between events: a parent helping with a dress, a look exchanged across a room, the first dance before the floor fills. That kind of coverage is why the preparation and reception portions of the day receive attention in the shooting plan, not just the ceremony itself.

Questions about packages, style, availability, or travel are answered directly through the studio's contact page, and a simple conversation is usually the fastest way to know whether the fit is right. Whether a couple is searching for a videographer in Texas, planning a Louisiana wedding, or looking for a photographer and filmmaker to cover the day together, the studio's approach is the same: careful coverage of your day, filmed with care.