HEY THERE
Let me tell you why we do what we do...
We’re Sophie and Luke—brother and sister, and besties too.
This whole thing started in a pretty special way. Sophie filmed Luke’s wedding—her first ever—and it turns out, when you put that much love, joy, and emotion into one day, there’s something incredibly powerful about capturing it on film. It wasn’t about getting the perfect shots or staging anything—it was about preserving the feeling. The laughter, the nerves, the hugs, the people. The real stuff.
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That one day turned into a passion, and eventually a business. Luke joined not long after, falling for the magic of it all too—and not just the cameras and tech (though he does love a gadget). Since then, we've worked together to create wedding films that aren’t just beautiful to watch—they’re filled with the essence of each couple. Their energy. Their people. Their story.
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We know what goes into planning a wedding—it’s months, sometimes years, of thought, care, and love. So when the day finally arrives, our job is simple: help you hold onto it. Not with awkward poses or forced moments, but by gently capturing it all as it unfolds—so you can truly be in it, knowing you’ll have a way to relive it again and again.
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We feel incredibly lucky that this is what we get to do. But enough about the two of us—here’s a little more on who we are as people…
Photo by, Joe Dodsworth Photography
Im Sophie...
Hi, I’m Sophie—filmmaker, editor, and the heart behind Sophie Lauren Productions. (Also: ex-baker, big romantic, and the type of person who tears up at other people’s vows.)
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My love for weddings started early. I used to design wedding dresses with my Nannan just for fun, and I’ve always been a sucker for the details—the colour palettes, the table settings, the way a room feels when everyone’s gathered for something meaningful. That creative streak eventually led me to study at Met Film School in London, where I threw myself into lighting, sound, storytelling, and production. I got to work with brilliant brands like Twitter and Amazon Prime Video, learning how to craft emotion through film and how to make moments feel cinematic, yet honest.
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After graduating, I took a detour into the world of baking—running my own business and whipping up wedding cakes instead of wedding films for a while. But everything changed when I filmed my brother Luke’s wedding.
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Watching him marry his wife Mackenzie, and seeing firsthand the emotion, love and absolute joy of that day, made something shift in me. Capturing it all—the nerves, the laughter, the speeches, the quiet looks they gave each other—made me realise just how special this kind of work really is. It’s not just about creating a pretty video. It’s about preserving a story. One that’ll mean just as much in 50 years as it does today. That experience lit a spark I haven’t let go of since.
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Now, I get to spend my days filming love stories for couples across the country—and I still pinch myself that this is my actual job. My approach is always natural and unobtrusive. No stiff posing, no pretending. Just real, beautiful moments unfolding exactly as they are.
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Every couple is different, and every film is too. I simply help you tell your story—your way.
Videographer & Editor. Founder of Sophie Lauren Productions
Im Luke...
Hey, I’m Luke. You’ll usually find me next to Sophie with a camera in my hand, dodging confetti and quietly trying to keep things running smoothly behind the scenes.
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Wedding videography isn’t my full-time job just yet, but it’s become a huge part of my life. I work in the family business building horse solariums (yep, very niche), but over the last couple of years, I’ve been drawn more and more into this world—capturing people’s stories and soaking up all the good vibes that come with a wedding day.
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It all started when I saw the film Sophie made of my own wedding. My wife Mackenzie and I got married in Bordeaux, and watching those moments back hit me in a way I wasn’t expecting. There’s something powerful about knowing we’ll always have those memories—and I wanted other couples to feel that too.
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I’ve always been a tech head. Once I get into something, I want to know exactly how it works and how to make it better. I’m constantly researching new gear and improving how we shoot, but really, it’s not about the cameras—it’s about the people. Being surrounded by that kind of joy is something I never get tired of.
When I’m not filming, I’m probably watching F1, playing golf, or deep into car videos on YouTube. I grew up Go Karting, and that love for all things fast and technical has never really left me. I live with Mackenzie and our two dogs, Keith and Dorris, and we’re mid-way through our second house renovation—so there’s never a dull moment.
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Working with Soph is hands down the best bit of all this. We’re not just siblings—we’re best mates too. We bring calm, kindness, and a bit of fun to every wedding, and we feel genuinely lucky to do what we do.
