The Biltmore Hotel
A landmark Miami address with grand ballrooms and a long, storied history of hosting weddings.
Miami & South Florida
A collection of favorite Miami and South Florida wedding locations where Broadway Video Productions has filmed. Knowing the light, layouts, and flow of a venue helps us plan coverage before your first frame is recorded.
Owned and produced by Vince & Crystal Stott, Broadway Video has documented weddings across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Naples, Orlando, Chicago, New York, and the Caribbean.
954-744-0027Film styles: Short Form Wedding Film (20–30 minutes) and Documentary Style Wedding Film.
These are settings our cameras know well. Availability is confirmed with each couple directly, so please check your date before making plans.
A landmark Miami address with grand ballrooms and a long, storied history of hosting weddings.
Downtown Miami hotel setting with sweeping spaces, layered lighting, and city views.
A Miami Beach classic whose ballroom and terrace have been popular ceremony and reception settings.
Waterfront hotel with ballroom and terrace options, popular for multi-part celebration coverage.
Our coverage extends across the region. Browse the venue directories for Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Ritz-Carlton Ft. Lauderdale, Hillsboro Club, Hilton Beach Resort, and Parkland Country Club.
View Ft. Lauderdale venuesWe also film in Orlando, Chicago, New York, and the Caribbean for destination celebrations.
Talk about your date| Item | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Pre-production | Walkthrough of the venue layout, timing of events, and camera placement |
| Coverage | Preparation, ceremony, reception, and the moments in between |
| Team size | Two camera operators are typically used |
| Delivery | Electronic delivery plus personalized DVDs |
Note: We work with couples to confirm whether we can film at your chosen location and date. Contact us directly and we will check with you at your convenience.
Phone: 954-744-0027 · Email: Vince@ABroadwayVideo.com
Miami and South Florida offer an extraordinary range of wedding locations, from grand historic hotels and private estates to intimate beachfront resorts, garden venues, and modern architectural spaces overlooking Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic. Each setting carries its own visual character: golden late-afternoon light across sand, dappled shade beneath palms, or glowing reflections against water at night. A well-chosen venue shapes the pacing, sound conditions, and story of your wedding film, so exploring location options early helps couples visualize how their day might unfold on screen.
Learning the light, layout, and flow of a venue before the first frame is recorded is what allows videographers to move confidently through a wedding day. Familiarity with a property's ceremony lawn, reception hall, bridal suite, and favored photo spots means fewer surprises, smoother transitions, and coverage that feels natural rather than staged. Videographers who have returned to the same locations many times can anticipate where the sun will fall, which angles will capture a couple most beautifully, and how guests will move between spaces.
South Florida weddings often blend traditions and expectations from many cultures, including Jewish, Indian, and Caribbean celebrations alongside modern destination weddings, and each carries distinct customs worth honoring on film. The documentary approach shines here: real vows, processions, family rituals, and emotional moments captured with a photojournalistic eye instead of stiff choreography. Because the day unfolds naturally in its own rhythm, the finished film reads like a memory rather than a performance, preserving the voices, movement, and atmosphere of everyone present.
Wedding films are commonly offered in two complementary styles: a short form wedding film that distills the celebration into a concise highlight story, and a documentary style wedding film that follows the day in fuller length. Couples who want both can pair a cinematic, edited sequence with a longer observational record of the hours surrounding it. The result is a keepsake that can be revisited for years, preserving the light, the laughter, and the quiet tender moments of a Miami or Fort Lauderdale celebration long after the last dance ends.