7 yellow

7 yellow is a wedding video and photo business in Chattanooga, Tennessee, run by Joseph Cullen. The profile says the business has operated for more than a decade, and it offers custom wedding packages with instant quotes through its website.

LGBTQ+ couples

7 yellow is LGBTQ+-owned. Video is an intimate medium, since it records vows, laughter and the way partners speak to one another. Working with a filmmaker who needs no explanation of your relationship makes that kind of coverage easier to relax into.

Video and photo from one source

Booking both services from a single business can simplify scheduling, because one team shares the timeline, the shot list and the light. It also helps to avoid two professionals competing for the same position at the altar. A rating of 5.0 across 23 reviews points to satisfied couples.

What to check before you book

• Whether you receive a highlight film, a full ceremony edit or both
• How audio is captured for vows and toasts
• Delivery timelines for video, which usually run longer than for photographs
• Music licensing for the finished film

Where

The business lists Chattanooga, Nashville, North Carolina, Knoxville, Gatlinburg, Alabama and Georgia among the places it serves. Mountain venues in the Smokies are popular, so ask about travel arrangements for your location.

Timeline questions

Share your ceremony and reception times and ask how long the team stays. Confirm whether they offer a second operator for larger weddings.

Booking window

Wedding film editing takes weeks, so confirm early what you expect to receive and when. Autumn weekends in the Tennessee mountains fill quickly.