For Weddings & Rehearsal Dinners
The wedding film before the wedding film.
Because the story started long before the big day. And someone at that rehearsal dinner needs to be in tears before the vows even begin.
We take photographs from their whole love story — childhood, early days together, the years that led here — and craft them into a cinematic film to surprise the couple at the rehearsal dinner. Or gift to them the morning of. Or both.
See it before you start
Watch the film that stops the dinner.
A real Memoir made for a wedding — childhood to 'I do' in two minutes.
Four perfect moments
Where to give a memoir.gift at a wedding.
The Rehearsal Dinner Surprise
The maid of honour or best man plays a film of the couple's whole love story at the rehearsal dinner. The couple doesn't know it's coming. The room loses it. You become the best person at the table.
Gifted by: wedding party · Shown: night before the weddingThe Morning-of Gift
Give it to them privately — a link waiting on their phone the morning of the wedding. Their whole story, from first photograph to today. Something to watch before they walk down the aisle.
Gifted by: parents, best man, maid of honour · Shown: wedding morningThe Parents' Gift
Their child is getting married. Mothers and fathers of the bride and groom can give a film of the couple's childhood through to this day — a love letter from parent to couple.
Gifted by: parents of bride or groom · Shown: wedding receptionThe Reception Montage
Play it at the reception before the first dance. A 2–3 minute cinematic love story that shows the guests who this couple is — where they came from, and why everyone is there.
Shown during: wedding reception · Gifted by: couple or wedding partyBe honest with yourself
Are you the person who gives the gift people remember?
"I got them a nice casserole dish from their registry."
They will use it for 6 months and forget who gave it to them.
Remembered: until the next move.
"I gave them a film of their entire love story at the rehearsal dinner."
The room cried. The couple couldn't speak. The toast went long. Nobody minded.
Remembered: forever. You're the best man for a reason.
"I gave them a cheque because I panicked."
Practical. Appreciated. Entirely forgettable as a moment of emotion.
Remembered: until it clears the bank.
How it works
So easy, even the best man can do it.
01
Gather the photos
Ask the parents or raid Instagram. Get 3–10 photos spanning their whole story — childhood through to now.
02
Tell us the story
A few lines about them, the mood, any music preferences. How funny, how heartfelt — you decide the tone.
03
We make the film
Cinematic animation, an original score, text overlays. Delivered in an hour or two as a link ready to play on any screen.
04
Watch the room
Play it at the rehearsal dinner or morning of the wedding. Stand back. Take credit. You've earned it.
“The best man played it at the rehearsal dinner and I ugly-cried in front of 30 people. I don't even care. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.”
— Bride, 2025 · Los Angeles, CA
Choose your love story
The gift they'll show their grandchildren.
One payment. No subscriptions. Something that lasts far longer than the flowers.
Three tiers. One-time payment. No hidden fees.
From wedding parties who've done it
The moment everyone still talks about.
“I was the maid of honour and I had about three minutes to say something brilliant. Instead I played a film. My speech was 30 seconds: 'I'll let the film say it.' Fifteen people cried. The bride cried. I'm still getting messages about it.”
Maid of honour · Portland, OR
“I'm a father of the bride and I am not a man who gives speeches. I gave a film instead. Three minutes of my daughter's life. No words needed. That was my speech. It was better than anything I could have written.”
Father of the bride · Melbourne, AU
“The morning of the wedding I sent him a link and said 'watch this alone first.' He came down 20 minutes later with red eyes. He said: 'How did you get all those photos?' I said 'I asked your mum.' He hugged me for a very long time.”
Best man · London, UK