Malta Wedding Videographer

Malta Wedding Videographer is the work of Bryan Azzopardy, a storyteller who films weddings in a cinematic style. He is based in Siġġiewi, in the south-west of Malta, and works on luxury destination weddings in Malta and beyond. His aim is for each film to take you back to the magic of your day, with the heartfelt moments that may even bring tears to your eyes.

The business is listed in our directory of video production in Malta. The sections below explain how he films, which kinds of wedding he covers and how a UK couple can begin planning.

A candid, unobtrusive style

Bryan describes his approach with a simple line: candidly and unobtrusively capturing raw, real and authentic moments to tell your love story. In practice he uses small, unobtrusive cameras and steers clear of awkward poses, so guests and couple can enjoy the day naturally while he records moments as they unfold.

That matters at a destination wedding, where relatives from the UK may be meeting each other for the first time. A discreet filmmaker lets the laughter, the nerves and the hugs happen without interruption, and the finished film reflects what the day felt like rather than a staged set of shots. Films like this tend to be most rewarding when the filmmaker has time to learn what matters most to you, such as a grandparent's speech, a first look or a particular song, so it is worth sharing those details early, ideally when you first get in touch.

Civil, church and elopement weddings

The enquiry form asks which type of wedding you are planning: civil, church or elopement. Bryan has experience filming at a range of stunning wedding venues around Malta, and he adapts to the size of the celebration, from an intimate small wedding to a grand ceremony. Aerial views, quiet portraits and big emotional moments all feature in the work shown on the site. Because Malta is small, a couple can often have a morning ceremony, a seafront photo stop and an evening reception without long journeys between them, which gives a filmmaker plenty of varied settings to work with in a single day.

Couples choosing a location can read our Valletta guide, our guide to the walled city of Mdina and the Gozo guide, while beach lovers should look at the best beaches in Malta. The Malta weather guide helps in choosing a month, and a professional planner such as 242.group Malta Offices can help with the wider event.

Planning from the UK

Many couples who film in Malta arrive from Britain, so it helps to organise travel early. Our flights to Malta page and the where to stay in Malta guide cover the basics, and our overview of Malta holidays explains how a wedding trip can double as a holiday for guests.

When you write, include your wedding date, the type of ceremony, the venue if you have one, and anything special you would like captured. The business also has a packages page, so it is worth asking what each option includes, since the site does not print prices. Questions worth asking are how long the finished film will be, how many hours of the day are covered, whether aerial footage is included and how long editing takes. Having the answers in writing makes it easier to compare options before you book other suppliers.

Getting in touch

Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page to start. We pass your message to Bryan, who can then reply to you directly about availability and his packages. If you are still thinking about the bigger picture of life on the islands, our about Malta page is a good place to begin.