Affirmation Video
Make an affirmation video with your own words, an optional voiceover, and time to pause. Review the pacing and readability with Pexo.
Tell Your Story in a Wedding Video
Make an AI wedding video from your ceremony clips, photos, and recorded messages. Put the moments in order, keep the words you want to hear again, and finish with a dedication.
For couples, families, and wedding video creators
+ Vows, reception, one message for the couple
Plan Your Wedding Film
A Wedding Video Generator for the Moments You Want to Keep
Wedding story
Give the Day a Beginning, Middle, and End
Start Pexo’s wedding video maker with the clips and photos you want to use. Label the moments they show, from the morning preparations to the last dance. Ask for a simple chapter order and review it in chat before deciding which shots get more time.
Source clipsChapter orderCut preview
Original voices
Make Room for Vows and Toasts
Identify the vows, speeches, or messages you want people to hear. Tell Pexo which part of each recording belongs in the video and where it should play. Preview the transitions so the words come through clearly over any music or crowd sound.
Recorded vowsFamily toastsSound review
Photo sequence
Bridge the Moments with Photos
Use a favorite portrait or venue photo to connect parts of the day with limited footage. Keep the image on screen long enough to see it. For a more stylized transition, use image to video to animate a venue illustration with a gentle camera move.
Photo momentsVenue illustrationGentle transition
Dedication
Add Names, Dates, and a Personal Close
Give Pexo the spelling of the names and the exact date you want on the title card. Write a short message for the end or choose a final shot that says enough on its own. Preview the text and check it against the wording you supplied.
Names and dateClosing shotDedication
Output format
Choose a Keepsake or a Short Recap
Ask for a 16:9 cut to watch with family or a 9:16 recap for a phone. Choose a few complete moments for the shorter version. Check wide group shots in the preview so the crop keeps the people you want to see.
16:9 keepsake9:16 recapGroup framing
Example Briefs
Tell the Story of Your Day Your Way
Follow the day from preparations to the ceremony and reception. Hold the vows and one family toast where they have time to land. End with a favorite shot of the two of you.
Ava Marlowe
Wedding keepsakeStart with a short ceremony moment and move into the reception. Keep a laugh, a dance, and one shot that shows the room. Close on the names and the date.
James Ellis
Reception recapArrange portraits, details, and group photos in the order they happened. Pair them with a message or a few short captions. Give the final photo and dedication a quiet hold.
Olivia Finch
Photo-led wedding filmRelated Create Pages
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Questions About Making a Wedding Video
What is a wedding video?+
A wedding video tells the story of a wedding through ceremony or reception footage, photos, and recorded audio. It can be a quick recap or a short film that preserves more of the day. Many wedding videos use vows, speeches, or personal messages to connect the key moments of the day.
Can I make a wedding video with photos and little footage?+
Yes. Arrange your photos in the order you want to tell the story and share any clips or recorded messages you have. Use a short title card to introduce a new chapter. Hold group photos and portraits long enough for viewers to see the people and details.
Can I keep the original sound from the vows and speeches?+
Yes. Share the ceremony clip or a separate recording and say which lines matter to you. Ask for space around the speech in the cut and review it with sound on. Check that background music or applause leaves the words clear at the volume you plan to use.
What is the best AI tool for a wedding video?+
Pexo lets you organize source clips, photos, and messages in chat and review them as a story. It can use a model such as Seedance 2.5 for an illustrative opener or transition. Keep the actual ceremony in your source footage and preview the keepsake in 16:9 before sharing.
How is a wedding video different from a video slideshow?+
A video slideshow presents a sequence of photos and can work for any occasion. A wedding video follows the couple and the day, with room for ceremony footage, original vows, or reception moments. A photo sequence can be one chapter of a wedding video.
How do I write a prompt for a wedding video?+
Start with subject + action + camera movement + setting + style, then list the supplied clips in order. Try “Open with our venue photo in warm light. Use a gentle push-in, then show the aisle and keep the sound of the vows. End on the first dance and our names and date.”
Make Your Wedding Video
Bring the photos, clips, and words that matter to you. Start with one moment you would like to see again.
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