Couple and contact
Know who is inquiring.
Collect both names, a primary email, phone, contact preference, and referral source.
- Names and optional pronouns.
- Email, phone, and contact preference.
- Planner and referral source.
Describe your services and packages. Makeform builds a wedding videography request form for the couple's date, venue, coverage, film style, and budget.
Route new wedding inquiries to email, Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, customize it, or send it to the builder. Each example shows a practical inquiry structure.
Audience
Couples comparing full-day videography packages
Format
Detailed inquiry with coverage and film preferences
Prompt size
262 chars
Example form structure
Detailed inquiry with coverage and film preferences
Names and contact details
Wedding date and venue
Which coverage package interests you?
What film style feels most like you?
Upload your draft timeline
Suggested routing tags
Date available
Needs follow-up
Destination wedding
Ask for the ceremony date and venue first. Those two answers let you check availability before either side spends time discussing packages.
Step 1
Qualify
date, venue, contact, and availability
Step 2
Discover
story, priorities, schedule, and film style
Step 3
Recommend
coverage package, add-ons, and next step
Step 4
Follow up
organized inquiry sent to your workflow
A better first inquiry
A focused form gathers availability, creative preferences, and package signals for a relevant reply.
Require the date and venue first to check the calendar and travel scope.
Reveal travel or add-on details only when relevant.
Route answers to your inbox and inquiry workflow.
Fit your filming offer
Keep core questions, then tailor fields to your packages.
Capture venues, coverage hours, extra filmmakers, and delivery preferences.
Ask about access, permits, guests, and ceremony plans.
Collect itineraries, travel, planner contacts, and restrictions.
Learn runtime, editing mood, references, and priority audio.
Inquiry workflow
Describe your offer, then refine questions around availability, creative fit, and follow-up.
Add coverage areas, packages, add-ons, and wedding types.
Require date, venue, email, and phone; use your real package choices.
Branch into travel, extra events, or add-ons only when relevant.
Share the form and route responses for availability checks and follow-up.
Form vs email vs generic contact page
Ask enough for a personal reply; save detailed shot planning for later.
Field guide
Build the inquiry around six decisions: whether you are available, where the work happens, how much coverage is needed, what the couple wants to feel, which offer fits, and how to continue.
Couple and contact
Collect both names, a primary email, phone, contact preference, and referral source.
Date and venues
Separate ceremony and reception locations clarify travel, setup, and scheduling.
Coverage plan
Ask when filming begins and ends, which events matter, and whether locations change.
Creative direction
Mood choices and reference links provide direction without demanding a production brief.
Package and add-ons
List real packages, then reveal details for relevant add-ons.
Next conversation
Ask for consultation windows, time zone, meeting format, and final notes.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for wedding filmmakers replacing scattered direct messages with consistent inquiries.
It is an inquiry form for wedding film services. It captures the date, venue, contact, coverage, package, creative direction, and consultation availability so a videographer can check fit and reply.
Require names, contact, wedding date, and venue or city to check availability and travel. Package, style, budget, guests, and timeline can follow. Save detailed shot planning for later.
A budget range can guide package recommendations without requiring an exact number. Use realistic ranges, an unsure option, and a package-priorities question.
Yes. Conditional logic can reveal travel dates, destination, itinerary, lodging, extra events, and planner details while local couples skip them.
Yes. Add a timeline upload, reference-link fields, and a not ready yet option for early inquiries.
Ask enough to check availability and prepare for a call: date, venue, contact, coverage, style, package or budget, and call availability. Branch optional travel and add-on questions.
Yes. Makeform supports unlimited free forms and responses, including generating, editing, and publishing this inquiry form. A paid tier is available only to remove the Makeform badge.
Link it from your website, social profile, or direct-message replies, or embed it on a service page. Route responses to your availability and follow-up workflow.
Turn wedding interest into a complete inquiry.